and catalonia, all the way up to the board with france. board with france. there is a problem with spain —— border with france. and to stop people travelling there is definitely the right thing to do on health, no gifts or buts. but on other parts of spain, the costa del sol, mallorca, ibiza, the incidence of the virus are fewer than the uk. the german government's reaction has been to quarantine people going to the northeast of spain, but allowing people to go to one of the other places i've just said. that's a much more targeted, sophisticated approach. irene, in terms of your approach,... approach. irene, in terms of your approach, . .. incredibly important. it was particularly at this time of year, it is still the number one holiday destination for families in july holiday destination for families in july and august, and the school holidays. and obviously the canaries are huge hugely important as we go into the autumn and winter months where they have continued sunshine throughout the year. so it's impossible to overstate the importanc

catalonia is something else young spaniards party on the beach now they're faced with fines of up to 15000 euros. today they just are a party is not a party it's an act of in solidarity if you're not giving. those who get infected out partying will carry the virus home to their families it's common knowledge spain has been one of europe's hardest hit countries in the corona pandemic it took months for the country to bring the virus under control and now it's on the rise again out i mean money spent the most right now in spain we have a higher incidence than 3 or 4 weeks ago that's clear it cannot be hidden because all the data is given with all possible transparency. now many european countries are warning against taking holidays in northern spain in the u.k. people returning from spain are forced to go into 2 weeks quarantine we can see that there's a 2nd wave that's coming across europe and parts of europe where we can see the number of cases rising sharply we want to prevent that from happening here and so we're prepared to take action sometimes quite quickly as we had to sadly wi

the spanish region of catalonia and its beaches as well as luxembourg are considered high risk by germany. but the belgian region of antwerp was recently also put on the list because of rising infections that. german authorities are worried about the virus being brought back to germany but there's also a real risk of people becoming negligent and spreading the virus at home according to the minister. on wednesday germany recorded more than a 1000 daily new infections the highest number in 3 months the new rules come in school holidays draw to an end in many german regions the concept of physician on that aspect think the concepts are convincing convincing because they follow the goal of opening schools and kindergartens again that has definitely been one of the biggest challenges of the last months for many in germany parents and children alike that schools in kindergartens were closed. least. from next monday pupils in germany's most populous region north rhine-westphalia will go back to school other states have already started it will be yet another test for just how effective germany's

so, it's aragon and catalonia in spain, they're the two regions most affected in the northeast of thery. and what we are seeing are different countries taking different methods to try to stem the individual rises in their country. so, in belgium, for example, where i'm talking to you this morning, they've seen cases go up by 70% over the past week or so. and that's led people in antwerp, where more than half of the new cases have been — in the province of antwerp, there's a big city there, but also the province — they've brought in an overnight curfew for the first time since the second world war. so, that gives an indication of the extent to which some authorities say they need to go all out to try and tackle the virus. two of the uk government's scientific advisers have each warned that pubs and other leisure facilites may have to close once schools reopen in england next month to prevent a sharp rise in coronavirus cases. the experts say a possible trade—off may be needed so pupils can return to the classroom. the warnings were made as parts of the north of england are experiencing

weather have been certain areas of the country that of been worse, for example in the northeast, cataloniathere has been a problem there. and more recently, where im madrid and the surrounding region, it's becoming a problem here as well. but it is ahe concern, and has been talk of this bng a second wave of coronavirus. kay: was this the inevitable result of loosening up in the summer time in order to get those tourists'economic pesos or euros that spn so desperately needed? y: certainly the tourism industry is extremely important for spain. it makes up nearly 15% of the econy, and there was a tremendous amount of pressure on the government throughout june for it to lif the lockdown and open up the country to tourism and in particula to international tourists. so there was that pressure there. the governmentid that. clearly the early part of the tourism season was wiped out. the hope was that in july and august we could see something li a more or less normal tourism season, despite all the problems that there would be. been the case.that really hasn't we haven't seen anything like a normal

in the eu, the spanish region of catalonia and its beaches, as well as luxembourg considered high riskgermany. at the belgian -- but a belgian region was also recently put on the list bececause of rising infections there. german authorities are worried about the virus being brought back to germany, but there is also a real risk of people becoming negligent and spreading the virus at home, according to the minister. on wednesday, germany recorded more than 1000 daily new infections, the highest number in three months. the new rules, as school holidays strolled to an end in many german regions. " i think the concepts are convincing. they are convincing because they follow the model of opening schools and kindergartens again. that has been one of the last challenges for many months in germany. parents and children alike, when schools and kindergartens were closed." from next monday, pupils and germany's most populous region will go back to school. other states have already started. this will be yet another test for just how effective germany's anti-corona measures really are. brent: manda

europe health officials warn the country could already be experiencing a 2nd wave of coroner virus catalonia has closed is night life for 2 weeks friends norway and the u.k. have imposed restrictions on people traveling to and from spain france germany belgium and look summer have all reported steep increases in cases. in australia authorities in victoria have declared a state of disaster after rising infections a nighttime curfew is being introduced and travel shopping and recreation restricted in the middle east israel had once declared it had the virus and control is now averaging more than a $1700.00 new infections per day and ranks 5th in the world on a per capita basis just behind the united states lebanon reimpose severe curve in $1000.00 restrictions for 2 weeks after the number of cases rose and some restrictions were established in morocco as it recorded a resurgence. let's bring in our guests in charlot north carolina we have marcus splasher his the chief medical officer of the association of state and territory health officials which represents health agencies across the united s

many areas of spain, such as catalonia and the basque country, have seen a resurgence of covid—19 thise tested here in the capital are aware that in recent days their city has been more affected than any other. there is a lot of people that are asymptomatic, so we don't know if we are with the virus. translation: i am afraid. i am here with my daughters so they can do the test because they are going back to school. lam afraid. the lifting of restrictions in late june has meant that in many cases, spaniards have been able to have something like a normal summer. but not everyone has followed the guidelines regarding social distancing and the obligatory use of face masks in public places. this second wave is completely different from the first wave that we had in march and april. it is not reaching that high numbers of cases per day. many asymptomatic people are being diagnosed because of case tracing, and it is mostly affecting only young people. with a national lockdown no longer in place, specific areas where covid—19 has been spreading have been applying their own restrictions. villam

the which is a big agricultural region in catalonia and we've also seen it in towns as well and people you know were hoping that things would slowly get back to normal and when i was there you could sense that there were no knees amongst people it certainly feels very different in spain to germany people walking around of course on the street with mosques you mentioned that before tourism is a huge industry for spain so this is a massive blow particular for regions like the bleriot for york is where over 40 percent of the economy actually relies on tourism and that's just tourism but then you have to factor in all the other added industries that maybe don't even fall in . the 40 percent that are also going to be affected by this so you know it's a big blow to the minister of foreign minister has said that she yet understands the decision and that she will be working closely with germany is about the final action that reaction there from the from the the foreign minister the to his right the foreign minister interesting because this is an issue that could easily become just political si

the last year we had a brutal crackdown on catalonia democracy protesters in spain we had a brutal crackdown on yellow best democracy protesters in france so for the e.u. you have any type of call to kind of lecture other countries on democracy and elections well let's have democracy in the 1st before that happens and we haven't got it when it comes to the opposition how do you think. it's going to be looking at these announcements coming out of the e.u. that's a boost for her. well yes and no because i think there are 2 issues here i saw in your clip you showed that there were opposition protesters and they were telling people you have the right to take down that doesn't mean our course because your the line taken from question has been that these people are basically stooges of the west and erstwhile of our land statement actually backs that up she's talking about giving people 3000000 euros to the opposition so look at should go he said i think what is to fire believe that if the opposition takes about it's the end of belarus as an independent country it will become a e.u. nato satellite

france in spain where there is over 228000 deaths now they've just seen a spike in new cases in catalonia so a new stay at home water has just been placed on about 4000000 residents brand and that's a huge blow for tourism for spain as some european countries like the u.k. have issued travel warnings for the affected areas now in germany the deaths have been lower but now they're testing all travel travelers arriving from the highest countries at their airports now italy on the other hand they have had the 2nd highest death in europe and now they're seeing infections rise once again so now anyone coming back to italy from places like aeration agree small to spain now they're facing a mandatory cold 100 test ing in belgium in the city brussels that now face masks have become mandatory. after they saw a small spike in new cases in the netherlands now they've also had a have a lower death rate they're warning against all residents again traveling to places like sweden croatia romania bulgaria and malta and what they're also doing is that they're considering doing mandatory testing on anyone

france in spain where there is over 228000 deaths now they've just seen a spike in new cases in catalonia so a new state home water has just been placed on about 4 and. 1000000 residents brand and that's a huge blow for tourism for spain as some european countries like the u.k. have issued travel warnings for the affected areas now in germany the deaths have been lower but now they're testing all travel travelers arriving from the highest countries at their airports now italy on the other hand they have had the 2nd highest death in europe and now they're seeing infections rise once again so now anyone coming back to italy from places like aeration the greece malta spain now they're facing a mandatory cold in 1000 testing in belgium in the city brussels that now face masks have become mandatory after they saw a small spike in new cases in the netherlands now they've also had a have a lower death rate they're warning against all residents again traveling to places like sweden croatia romania bulgaria and malta and what they're also doing is that they're considering doing mandatory testing o

what we are seeing will be regional for example in catalonia and spain. we think there will be lockdowns. so there will be pressure going forward. currently, we are in an upward growth we think looking forward, that pace will decline slidely. first there will be a need for ongoing social distancing. rebuilding their confidence levels slowly. thirdly, manufacturing supply changes will be rebuilt. those will be legacies of the covid virus. that said, we do think over the next 12 months, we are likely to see a better outlook for a vaccine. possibly a cob contain of several that would help to suppress the vie res >> thank you for joining us. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo has threatened sanctions on russia and china. threatened to reinstate penalties on tehran. it will be difficult with the legality of the move due to the u.s. and russia says that imposition by the u.s. is absurd those comments coming from interfax at this point >>> talking opec and its allies. concerns over global demand levels let's get out to dan for more on the meeting and perhaps th

removed 500 kilograms of abandoned fishing nets from a sunken submarine off the greek island of catalonianets caught on ship wrecks can prove fatal for marine life like sea turtles and dolphins this wreck is one of the biggest submarines from world war 2 it sank after hitting any time in mine back in 1902. get him fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera police in hong kong are demanding the arrest of 6 pro-democracy activists living in exile it's the 1st time police have targeted activists outside the territory under the new national security law imposed by china devika palin has more from our call from the start china had asserted that hong kong unrest dissent was all for mentored from abroad it was juta foreign interference so this is china underlining that fact the national security law was they say was implemented to quell unrest and the protests that we saw in hong kong and so once again they're using the extent of this national security law to underline the fact that implementing it is now making hong kong a more stable place donald trump is vying to use his presidential p

belgian court has rejected a demand by spain to extradite a high ranking politician from the region of catalonia former culture minister louise point is one of several catalan politicians who went into exile in belgium over fears of being prosecuted for their roles and holding an independence referendum it's a setback for spain's attempts to return politicians to face trial over that secessionist of votes that spain insists was illegal. about $75.00 residents and tourists and it is a all star valley have been relocated after warnings that a huge portion of the mont blanc glass is at risk of collapse the pennsic gaseous atom an altitude of about 2800 meters and is roughly the size of a large building and recent heat wave has created a layer of water under the ice causing it to slide about 80 centimeters a day expand say that means it may soon break apart and police have set up roadblocks to prevent people from entering that area. a city in the u.k. is becoming a success story of how a team effort can help to battle the coronavirus there's been a surge of localized cases in liverpool but instead o

i don't care if it's the separatist movement in spain or catalonia or the brexit movement or activitiespening in the rest europe and then they flame it up so they will take something that's actually real. it's really happening. well, if you look at what's happening now, all of that have would be true. we also know that for a long time they have been trying to engage americans in this racial disagreement and try to flame it up, so i -- i haven't seen anything. if i were at the fbi today, i'd be looking for it because the last thing you want is a foreign country coming in and interfering with americans' free right to protest. if they want to encourage violence, they probably could. we've watched them do it in other place. that's where the concern is. >> i'd be interested in seeing if russian botts have propagated the message, for instance, of these groups drawn into kenosha from outside the state. final question. given that you don't have presidential leadership on this. the president has refused for four years. for folks watching at home what should their level of confidence be that othe

[laughter] >> and yet some of his most powerful work was autobiography such as homage to catalonia or short pieces like shooting an elephant. nevertheless, the form is extremely powerful and we tend to assume that if someone is writing about his own life, then he knows the details and -- and everything you read is truthful. the antecedent of james frey, was the book robinson, people in england assume that the real story of a man on tropical island, first called the first novel in english by richardson would believe to be actual letters, actual letters that a young woman employed of a title of englishman was described her attempts of staying out of clutches of her employer and on the day that the letter arrived, in a magazine, which has been finally forced to ask her to marry him in order to achieve his aim, in the town slou, greater london, people came to the town square ringing the church bells in celebration of pamela's victory over this man. now, frey, i don't know the particular but seems pretty apparent that he just helped himself massaging the facts, shall we say, quite a bit. b

the national library of catalonia in barcelona had posted photos of their columbus letter online.t struck dillon as odd: it looked exactly like a columbus letter that he had seen for sale a year earlier, right down to the same smudge marks in the margins. and you're telling yourself what at this point? >> dillon: i'm telling myself that one of them has to be a forgery. >> wertheim: why is that? >> dillon: because you cant have two books with the same random brown spots in the margins. it's just impossible. >> wertheim: what confirmed your suspicions were these matching marks from these texts that were 500 years old? >> dillon: that's right. exactly. >> wertheim: that would not happen. >> dillon: that cannot happen. >> wertheim: jay suspected the library's letter had been stolen and put up for sale, which meant whatever was currently in their collection was a fake. >> dillon: it was so remarkable, i couldn't believe it at first. and i made it my business from that moment on to look at every original i could. >> wertheim: and so it was that jay dillon became an unlikely detective. f

that have been from other governments as well because of the spikes especially in the regions of catalonia and are gone but for portugal which has made a huge effort in really gearing up its tourism trade this is nothing short of a disaster for its economy and even though the government has said they hope to try and recruit some of those losses sometime next year in reality it will be a few years until it's able to get those numbers back again as it was before the pandemic adrian deserves some you're going to go reporting live from london something many thanks dude. the philippines has reported more than $3200.00 new corona virus infections pushing it close to overtaking indonesia as the worst hit country in southeast asia tough restrictions are already being reimposed in and around manila after infections jumped to more than 100000 after serious challenge dogon reports over health care workers be leaving early. as we take care of patients a distress call with a clear message thousands of filipino health workers are appealing to the government to impose tighter controls saying the country

for as well as the local health authorities here in catalonia so we can guarantee that here in the city of barcelona the situation is under control and miss avies drive of all terry bought us will start from pole for sunday 70th anniversary grand prix potus who has signed a new contract with the team was just 6 2nd quicker than his teammate and championship in delhi this hamilton a big surprise in qualifying was german driver nico holcomb been standing in for surgery a paris who has coronavirus clinched 3rd place for racing point. q 3 which is head down beans whatever i had been surprised to be honest to stand here but obviously a big smile on my face i just love qualifying so special it went goes well it's a good feeling and really nice to get everything on out of myself and out of the park i wasn't great. but he did a good job and there's a lesson for me this wasn't a perfect loss that. england's cricketers are chasing 277 for victory against pakistan in the 1st test it's evenly poised on day 4 in manchester both sides are in with a realistic chance of victory at this stage england or

that's what the studies did, the studies in catalonia, they were on very low-risk people who are nothospitalized or die by and large. we don't treat those people. we treat high-risk people. >> to that argument, again, your paper in "newsweek" to suggest the problem is they're not being tested, hydroxy is not being tested on outpatient people, not hospitalized people. a little shift in your argument there from what you wrote in "newsweek" already. >> i'm sorry. i think that's a misstatement of what i said. >> the fact of the matter is there are random placebo controlled trials, the one published in jama, one published out of the university of minnesota, it's tested on people early on in the process, correct, which is the same type of trial you were citing as proving benefits. again, there are no random placebo controlled trials that show a benefit, correct? >> no. you're misstating what i said. id haed to be in high-risk people. in my "newsweek" paper as well as american epidemiology papers, outpatients, high risk, people over 60 with obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, those

we're doing this with the support of the way for as well as the local health authorities here in catalonia so we can guarantee that here in the city of parsimony or the situation is under control the n.f.l. and its players association have further tweaked the coronavirus protocols a day after the deadline passed for players to notify their teams whether they would be playing or not the season the latest the maidment means that if someone tests positive but is asymptomatic the player or staff member can return to work after returning to negative tests within the 24 hour period in total $66.00 players have opted out of the season. in the n.b.a. the brooklyn nets of confirmed their place in the playoffs after 119106 win over the sacramento kings on friday jarrett allen's called 17 points and contributed 11 rebounds for a double double while joe harris was on form from outside the paint with $53.00 pointers from 7 attempts for brooklyn the kings can still reach the playoffs but time is running out with only 3 games left to play meanwhile the philadelphia 76 is made of 3 wins from 3 things 2810