that's it for this edition of counting the cost i'm richelle carey from the entire team thanks for joining us the news on al-jazeera is next. he had it all. the passion the success and the popularity. and then he gave it all up. for the love of his homeland. football rebels delves into the realm of footballing legend rashid look clue free. to fool the algerian national liberation front with his feet rashid makushi and the f l n t on al-jazeera. what impact will covered 19 and a drop in the oil price have on the race to the white house can donald trump survive these historic setbacks and does joe biden have what it takes to beat. the special coverage on al-jazeera. when the news breaks over the night of the

i'm richelle carey and as covered 1000 measures halt international trade shut down airports and bankrupt businesses tens of millions of people have lost their. and for many being unemployed in the middle of a pandemic need to not only losing their income but it also means losing access to health care so how can governments protect their workers and rebuild their economies the director general of the international labor organization guy ryder talks to al jazeera. mr guy writer director general of the international labor organization thank you so much for your time it has been said that we are all in this together but we are not this pandemic does not affect everyone the same as a condom is started to to shut down country after country after country what was your immediate thought about what this would mean for for workers for laborers well i think the absolutely right in what you say we are all in this together but some

plain michelle carey this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a look at the world of business economics this week famines of biblical proportions the coronavirus says and it's a global economy and supply chains with nations under lockdown so what does it mean for food supplies. from the richest nation where low paid farm workers fear they could be victims of the pandemic to one of the poorest nations in bob way and its need for food aid. as italy and spain start the tentative process of lifting the lockdown can the european union finalize a trillion plan to revive the economy. from health crisis to food prices the coronaviruses of ending the world as we know it united nations world food program is warning of multiple famines of biblical proportions as tens of millions are plunged into starvation long before the pandemic the agency had been warning world leaders that 2020 would bring the worst humanitarian crisis since world war 2 that's made 135000000 people face starvation and back and double to 265000000 by the end of the year it blames the perfect storm in yemen and syria natural dis

the body of paramedic paul carey arrived in denver. the 66-year-old died from complications of covid-19 while volunteering in new york city. the retired firefighter had already signed on for a second 30-day stint. carey's family released a statement saying they are at peace, knowing he did what he loved. >>> british prime minister boris johnson is sharing new details about how close he came to dying from the coronavirus. johnson said he couldn't believe how fast his health deteriorated. he revealed that doctors were preparing to announce his death and plans were under way to replace him. here's abc's julia macfarlane. >> reporter: britain's most powerful man, boris johnson, speaking out for the first time about how it felt to know he might be dying of covid-19. it was a tough old moment, i won't deny it. the doctors had all sorts of arrangements for what to do if things went badly wrong. there were contingency plans in place. the prime minister railing his extended stay in intensive care when his cabinet started making plans to replace

. ♪ how you going to live forever ♪ >>> now i know we did not tease mariah carey, because she was ing us every note on the book. >> that is true, but that's bon jovi right there that's mr. new jersey. she's miss new jersey, right? >> no, she's new york. >> so why are you talking about her? >> it's a flip. after jerry for jersey is new york. >> i should have been paying attention. >> you don't even listen to me, i go back to my point, mariah carey. >> yeah, why you guys playing bon jovi? he's new jersey, this is about new york. look, it's the early hour right now, give me a break jersey, new york, bon jovi, mariah carey in just a moment. >>> today senators will hear from dr. anthony fauci and other members of the coronavirus task force about getting americans safely back to work and school, but they'll testify remotely after coming in contact with a white house staffer who tested positive for the virus. >> "the new york times" says fauci will warn lawmakers that americans would experience needless suffering and death if the country opens up too quickly. the latest model from the unive

carey because there is research coming in oxford, doing a study.went to the next stage so it seemed to be encouraging. now they are sagging well not as encouraging because we are running low and running low on patients to actually build a vaccine. they don't have enough coronavirus patients. explain that. >> we are learning that the virus is seen snow. we don't understand to what extent peer of the predictions in the southern states really did not come true. they had far fewer number of cases, deaths and hospitalizations than projected. part of that may be that he'd associated with increased humidity, increased likelihood of people doing things outdoors. so the concern is that we may have a situation likely with h1n1 where we invent and manufacture of the, but the virus is essentially at a very low level. you can't really test it in bulk. so, the resurgence for that testing. my. >> trace: and want to play the sound bite from the vaccine group study talking about timing and then get reaction on the flip side. watch this. >> i think one thing is very

that's it for this edition of counting the cost i'm richelle carey from the entire team thanks for joining us the news on al-jazeera is next. in going to slay mine people have been killed because we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function for this was a deal with saudi arabia things were done differently saudis other arabs when they came to britain to be all to help of the past bombs due to the fuel from so this meeting saddam isn't that interesting there are a shadow on al-jazeera throughout history humankind has prevailed in our darkest moments coming together to face the very thing that would extinguish our light. this is not one of those moments. at all. this is a moment for pretty much the opposite for hiding for laying low. nothing is also. saving humankind by really really not getting mirrors. where playing games staring at screens staring at any. all of the stuff of your hours. every generation has its most were individual sacrifice makes way for the good of those who come after a higher purpose. this one is ours. more than 40 people die in a prison riot i

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[laughter] you recognize drew carey? the fun part about this, drew carey went to kent state, as you may know. he was there in 1975. he dropped out after a year. if anyone makes the movie, drew carey should play glenn frank. so, glenn frank throws himself between the two groups. with the beard and the megaphone, can you tell? [laughter] confirmation.t ok. thanks. but they had this confrontation. theren see, glenn frank, is film footage that i could not use here, but if any of you were there, he starts basically begging, crying, and at some point he falls to the ground. the reason, one is the emotion he, two, he's ex-marine, sees that they have been encircled by national guardsmen. so now the position is ducks in a pond. finally, the moment breaks, the kids disperse and the event is ended. but it would have been, there were 80 guardsmen left back there who'd never fired anything, eight rounds in the 640 rounds and bayonets. and one quick thing. back to the white house. the chief of staff on monday afternoon wakes nixon fro

i'm richelle carey the sound is there live from doha also coming up surrounded by scandal and seeking support brazil's president remains defiant as the u.s. bans travelers from the country. but she's very very wearing. a right almost also reached did some areas are overflowing in yemen as the spike in coronavirus begins to overwhelm the country. and i believe that in every respect using acted responsibly and legally and with integrity u.k. prime minister defense as chief advisor who is under pressure to resign over claims he breached lockdown rules. the battle for tripoli has taken another turn as russian mercenaries fighting for libyan warlord clay for hoft are have retreated from the front lines forces have been trying to capture the capital for 13 months now but they've suffered a string of deaths in recent weeks against the un backed government which is supported by fighters from turkey from arab league confirmed the russians left from an air base in the town and 3 military planes move ahead reports from the libyan capital. these are the pictures of libyan media sure russian medic

and richelle carey and these are the top stories on al-jazeera the national guard has moved in minneapolis crowds of people are out protesting calling for justice over the death of a black man as he was arrested and minneapolis demonstrators in the city are defying a curfew now in place after 3 days of unrest protests are continuing into the night outside the white house scuffles broke in al between demonstrators and police been there for several hours in the white house was briefly locked down and this is the scene in brooklyn new york protesters chanting no justice no peace and a standoff with police outside a stadium there outside a partly stadium and inspiration were also held around the new york supreme court. go back to minneapolis now where al jazeera john hendren is joining us live all this started because the death of george floyd so john tell us what more about this more about what's happening with that national guard coming in apparently. well we haven't seen the national guard where i am but we have seen police moving in and we think there are state police that may be what peop

i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera life and also coming up vandalism including our rivals protesters clashed with police president donald trump threatens to bring in the military a power he does not actually have. also had brazil's death rate from coronavirus growing your report on dr struggling to make it into the amazon for testing and. free. one year of. a new era for space travel is to nasa astronauts on their mission to the international space station. i'm richelle carey this is al-jazeera bringing you continued coverage of the unrest and united states over the death of an unarmed black man in minneapolis and police custody for a 4th day there have been violent protests across the country from new york to los angeles right now night has fallen all across the country in a curfews are being in force and more than a dozen cities. portland denver among those were strict on people's movement and minneapolis officials say they have succeeded now in stopping the violence the governor mobilized the state's entire national guard for the 1st time. minnesota's history earlier scuffles brok

i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera life and doha also coming up buckling under pressure brazil is running out of supplies and hospitals are at capacity while the president downplays the outbreak. we look at businesses struggling under sanctions on iran now also dealing with the financial strain brought on by coronavirus. and as the weather warms up in the u.k. many people in seaside resorts are concerned about a possible 2nd wave of cases. health officials in china are dealing with new clusters of the krona virus in the northeastern province of jill and that's despite their best efforts to end the outbreak and ambitious mass testing program is underway and will hong where the virus was 1st discovered the goal is to test all of the city's 11000000 residents and just 2 weeks old health organization is advised countries to test as many people as possible in this country just don't have that capacity or the virus largely under control across the country the rest of china is slowly reopening production is up and locked down cities with more schools and businesses reopening as well as m

i'm richelle carey this is out there live from doha also coming up a claim under pressure as brazil's president downplays the outbreak hospitals are full and running out of supplies. a new coalition government is to be sworn in and israel we are live and must respond. and state security agents in zimbabwe are accused of abducting and torturing female opposition leaders. health officials in china are dealing with new clusters of the current virus in the north eastern province of gillett the government is sending medical teams and hundreds of staff to the area one district in the city has raised its coded 19 risk level from medium to high china's taking extraordinary measures to try to rid the country of the virus as the heart and reports. the people in this province have been battling the novel coronavirus longer than anyone else the virus started here in december last year and grew to epic proportions killing more than 4000 people in china alone after months of lockdown and move on the number of cases began to drop then this week there was a cluster of new infections a new testing cam

and richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. families that i could or desperately search for the remains of their loved ones this hospital and morgues become endangered with front of virus victims. heavy police presence in hong kong amid anger over china's post national security bill. the time for reflection amid a pandemic millions of muslims mark the end of ramadan. the number of chronic virus cases in latin america has surged brazil was overtaken russia to become the 2nd worst affected country after the united states confirmed infections are now above 340000 the death toll is more than $21000.00 it's thought the actual total could be even higher and factions in brazil are not expected to peak until next month a presenter of us in our has also been defending a tirade against a senior police officer that was caught on tape as a. reports. the day after he was seen on video explaining why he wanted to sack the federal police chief in an expletive ridden cabinet meeting brazilian president just both so matter was in damage control

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. >> reporter: comedian/actor jim carey is going on twitter so we can marvel at his transformation. his words, not mine. >> no, that looks terrible. >> reporter: when the internet went nuts when gwen stefani gave blake a mullet. that's our own producer sugar man buzzing away. he said it was less a make over than a latent curiosity. for gabrielle garcia shaving and losing those beautiful red curls had a much deeper meaning. enou lked atoribet moment. >> i wanted to skricry, but i wo happy that i couldn't in this time of being so cooped up, the way that i want to deal with that is to empower myself and to enlighten myself through cutting my hair, through shedding all of that. >> do you ever look at someone and wonder what is going on inside their head? >> reporter: we wondered, too. so we asked cbs news mental health cribber dr. sue varma. >> i think it's common for people when they're going through extreme stress to want to define themselves, to commemorate a change or a loss. just imagine all the stress and lack of control and lack of certainty that we're experiencing. and changing

than richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. there was that i could or desperately search for the remains of their loved ones as hospital and morgues because any danger with front of virus victims. heavy police presence in hong kong amid anger over china's host national security bill.

i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera life and also coming up fanless i'm alluding are rife as protesters clashed with police president donald trump threatens to bring in the military.

we asked drew carey how celebrity guests work with the contestants. >> they play along with the contestants and they can advise the contestant. the contestant doesn't have to do anything the celebrities said and sometimes they're better off. so the celebrity is there to play if they want help. than what the contestants win, the value of the prizes matched and we give that to the charity selected by the celebrity. >> you can catch that tonight at 8 o'clock. >>> check it out. 200 cars rolled down the street in sacramento to say goodbye to a preschool teacher. ms. anita is retiring after 30 years. after a long time battling cancer, she is decided to stop treatments. >> she is fought very hard and long and unfortunately it is coming to an end. we all had a great woman in our lives. i shared my mom with all these people for a long time. she is a treasure to us all. >> many of her former students, family and friends joined the parade to wave goodbye. it was a chance for them to say thank you and show her the impact she had on their lives. best of luck to you. >> from honoring the teachers to hono

>> there will be growing support for internet voting, senator bob carey authored an op-ed and the answer is simple, the technology simply isn't there, to ensure against fraud and subversion and contamination of the vote. it is too easy to hack any internet system. even what we thought would be a very secure one. just ask the pentagon. the best computer scientist in the world and the united states have a very clear stand here and it is in two parts was part one, don't ever hold a vote of consequence that cannot be audited or recounted by paper trail and internet voting can't do that. we would have to sacrifice the secrecy of the ballot to do that and number 2, don't institute internet voting until we have a technological breakthrough that is not on the horizon. >> host: let's talk about civil society. every democracy depends on a vibrant civil society of people who concern themselves with voting and discourse to solve pressing social problems, freedom to assemble, to associate with who you wanted this is limited in many significant ways, basic ideas, how do you see the pandemic underminin

hello welcome to rewind i'm richelle carey here at al-jazeera english we have built a library of award winning documentaries over the past decade and on rewind we're taking another look at some of the very best of them this week on back to 2010 and al-jazeera follow a heartwarming story of one man's determination to leave the poverty of us west african home in the liberian capital of monrovia risking his life to cross the sahara desert on the back of a pickup truck and the hope of a better life in the west his name is joseph lamo and his drive to make a new life for his family was fraught with setbacks from 2010 here's the extraordinary story. one man's journey from liberia to the shores of america's great lakes this is joe says turning. to. think. where you came in where you. yeah i see the green truck yeah you're in for the green jacket can see you and know that truck you see the cars just because they seem to be in the superstore. now or on the right we need to. cut. the power off but he's not the one i think. oh i'm a really bad idea that the. man after 2 years of manhattan i 1st m

carey, first of all, how do you as a critical care physician feel about the president not wearing a mask in public and not modeling that, in fact, objecting to it and turning it into a political thing, a ma cheese moe thing or a red-blue thing, i'm not sure what it is? what is so big about wearing a mask and protecting yourself, not only yourself, but other people and the health care community? >> so, thank you for having me on today. you know, it's been incredibly disheartening to see the mixed messages coming out of this administration about how to take on the covid pandemic. the reality is that the united states has about 1.6 million of the world's 5.5 million cases. we have also about a third to, you know, we have almost 100,000 deaths now in the world's 350,000 deaths. so we are not doing this right. and what i'd like to have seen would be a consistent, solid message about how to keep americans safe, rather than sacrificing them. as a critical care physician who's been working in the icus at mass general where we've been incredibly hard hit in boston, i have been walking rooms full

. >> reporter: there have been so many first responders. 66-year-old paul carey, a paramedic from coloradod to volunteer. he would later die from the virus. philip conn of long island. who just turned 100 in december. it twins out, he lost his twin brother during the spanish flu pandemic in 1919. a century later he would die in a pandemic too. a sergeant in the air force during world war ii. his grandson remembering him. >> we love you grandpa. we miss you, and your life will never be forgotten. >> our thanks to david for that tribute. we'll be right back. a breakthrough 10 years in the makingveclear, that reduces allergens in cat hair and dander. outstanding nutrition with the power to change lives. this is purina pro plan liveclear. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. chances are you have some qhere are a couple answers... lysol disinfectant spray and lysol disinfecting wipes together can be used on over 100 surfaces. and kill up to 99.9% of germs. lysol. what it take

but i'm richelle carey this is al-jazeera life until also coming up official figures released in the u.k. reveal the risk of dying 2 to go covert 19 is higher among ethnic minorities you know a report says why.

to deputy hopkins, it's a paul carey, and the countless heroes like them were risking their own life for our safety every day. thank you. first responders and medical professionals all across our states continue to make countless sacrifices on our behalf. the long hours, the time away from family and loved ones, the undeniable mental toll this pandemic takes on those on the front lines in the health risk, these sacrifices don't goic unnoticed. we must do everything we can to make sure the first responders of covid-19 have the resources, support and personal protective equipment needed to fight this pandemic. we'll never be able to fully show our appreciation for healthcare providers, front-line employees and first responders with got to do everything we can to make up what they've done for us. big ways in small ways, every day. colorado we don't look back, we look forward, we looked out across the great plains, the great high plains up to that majestic rocky mount horizon for that next optimistic day. in the middle of the health emergency, a couple weeks ago i received a letter in th

i'm richelle carey and doha this is al jazeera bringing you continue coverage of the unrest in the united states there have been protests across the country for a 4th day over the death of an unarmed black man in police custody and minneapolis he died after being restrained by a police officer who was kneeling on his neck is followed now curfews are being enforced in more than a dozen cities minneapolis where george ford died officials say they have succeeded for now in stopping the violence the governor mobilized the state's entire national guard for the 1st time minnesota's history john hendren has this up to.

i'm richelle carey and oha these are the top stories on al-jazeera the number of krona virus cases in latin america has surged brazil has overtaken russia to become the 2nd worst affected country after the united states confirmed infections are now above $330000.00 and the death toll was more than $21000.00 and it's thought the actual total could be even higher infections in brazil are not expected to peak until next month thousands of protesters are on the streets of hong kong to demonstrate against china's for those national security laws these are live pictures right now so this bill.

richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the top health official sacked by thetrouble ministration files a complaint saying his early warnings 'd about crown of virus were ignored.

i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera life and doha also coming up the capital under lockdown 1000000 such a lancer told to stay at home as infections rise across santiago. more bold claims from the u.s. president but experts warn against a suggestion of a covert $1000.00 vaccine by the end of the year.

i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming out surrounded by scandal and seeking support president abbas in our own remains defiant as the u.s. bans travelers from brazil. which is very very rich. people go to a right old most of all reach.

to has breast cancer she's an outpatient at the carey m. teaching hospital in essen in the integrative medicine unit here she receives mainstream care in combination with complimentary therapies mainly to address symptoms and side effects doctors have been a further help set up the unit. finn's always open 60 find a great fan of integrative medicine in general i think conventional medicine has its place and is important but i also think that your patent medicine has a great deal to offer and it's wonderful to be able to make that available to cancer patients as well. acupuncture is used here to help deal with pain we can be deployed during a course of chemotherapy. this could diminish today and more and more studies show that acupuncture really helps with a range of side effects such as pain in the hands and feet nausea flushes hits of this has been thoroughly researched and we see it in our everyday clinical work which is insufficient clinician i'd. keep my ferret p. has caused her liver values to soar and has to be suspended until they co

i'm richelle carey this is all just a lie from doha also coming up across the 2nd once again in china lockdown measures reinstated after a new cluster of chronic virus infections emerges. hunger during a pandemic entire households.

well i'm richelle carey and this is al-jazeera bringing you special coverage of the under arrest in the united states over the death of an unarmed black man in minneapolis for a 4th day now there have been violent protests all across the country from new york to los angeles so is night falls across the u.s. curfews are now being enforced and more than a dozen cities los angeles atlanta of portland and denver among those who are supporting movement to try to.

i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up buckling under pressure brazil is running out of supplies and hospitals reckon passerby while the president downplays the outbreak.

i'm richelle carey in doha these are the top stories on al-jazeera the national guard has moved in minneapolis crowds of people are out protesting calling for justice over the death of a black man as he was arrested in minneapolis demonstrators in the city are defying a curfew now in place after 3 days of unrest protests are continuing into the night outside the white house scuffles have broken out between demonstrators and police crowd's been there for several hours and the white house was briefly locked down and this is the scene in brooklyn new york protesters chanting no justice no peace and a stand.

i'm richelle carey this is out there live from doha also coming up the capital under lockdown 6000000 chalange were told to stay at home as infections across santiago spike more bold claims from the u.s. president but experts warn against his suggestion of a covert 1000 back saying by the end of the.

i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up scaling down the u.s. pulls its patriot missile system out of saudi arabia and widening differences a royal crisis.