announcing we're going to be talking about that tomorrow family $700.00 sailors the francis charles de gaulle naval group have tested positive for the cause at 19 many of them were on the aircraft carrier when it returned to a port in to do not on monday france has reported a huge jump in the number of deaths nationwide with 1400 fatalities reported on wednesday sweden has also reported a sharp increase in the number of fatalities with 170 people reported killed by the virus on wednesday that's up from 114 the previous day so fast we didn't has not imposed total lockdown compared to other european countries. german chancellor angela merkel has extended nationwide social distancing measures until may well some small shops and businesses will be allowed to reopen starting next week she says germany has achieved a fragile partial success against the outbreak large public gatherings remain banned until the end of august in colombia 4000 prisoners will be put on house arrest try and stop corona virus from spreading and its crowded jails to people with co the 19 died shortly after being released fr

here in the country since the beginning of the lockdown and also the different aircraft carrier charles de gaulle has returned to port 10 days ahead of showed you a lot of virus cases were detected on board what more can you tell us yes absolutely there were 50 cases detected on board an hour the aircraft carrier had been at sea for 3 weeks and so lots of people had developed syndromes now they for arrived into law in southern france on the coast and those who needed medical attention have been brought to military hospitals and the others are confined for 14 days they're not allowed to go home the government has been saying we will test everybody and we will also disinfect the aircraft carrier before people can go back to work or can go back to their families. lisa lewis in paris thanks so much time to take a look now at some news from other parts of the world. european commission president ursula from the lion has told germany's build newspaper that life will only return to normal once a coronavirus vaccine becomes widely available researches globally working on a vaccine which is hoped to be re

the french navy's only aircraft carrier the charles de gaulle has arrived at the southern port of too long after 15 naval personnel tested positive for cocaine 19 the entire crew of around 1900 sailors will be tested for the virus and isolated for 2 weeks. now the spanish flu outbreak more than 100 years ago had a big impact on society a century on the coronavirus is likely to have far reaching effects on both our working and personal lives people are getting to grips with life under lockdown staying and quarantine and new concepts such as social distancing and self isolation but how life changing will this be history might just have the answer. deadly pandemic descended on the world after the 1st world war as if people hadn't suffered enough already the virus known as the spanish flu blew across the globe 100 years ago hitting middle aged people hardest you know. about one 3rd of the german population was sick and to some degree. in all of europe 2300000 people died from because it was a. worldwide at least 25000000 it's going to mean this isn't really a 50000000 or double even that

france is famous around the world for the quality and the variety of its cheeses well president charles de gaulle famously said how in the world can you govern a country that hass two hundred and fifty eight hi cities the truth of the matter is there's actually a lot more than that. let's put this thing. as to. which means you could eat. a different cheese every day of the year for three years. and you still want a taste of all of them and it's true the french do you eat a lot of cheese they are among the biggest u. s. consumers in the world they eat a whopping. thirty kilos of cheese a year that's about a half kilo a week or the equivalent. of this a day and just like wine cheese is part of a tradition. centuries old. french cheeses. francece itself. the delelicious traditition began in french monastery. from the thirteenth century on french farmers started inventing regional chief. distitinctive climamate d vegetation helped create please. additionally she's making was a woman's craft with recipes and several bad handed down for generations. you've probably heard of quincy or camel back but the

carrier and vessels are now tested positive for the virus that's just over a 1000 people the charles de gaulle was brought home early from a deployment after sailors started showing symptoms 24 hours hospital those were the headlines later. 1948 the state of israel was proclaimed. palestine was lost. 16 years later in 1964 the palestine liberation organization or the p.l.o. was founded. made up of different factions the p.l.o. has been at the heart of the struggle to regain palestine ever since. setting up an independent palestinian organization was not easy. the 1st challenge the palestinians faced was to wrest control of their own destiny from the at abrasions. in early 1965 a series of attacks were carried out against israeli civilians and infrastructure. a previously unknown palestinian group calling itself a loss if i meaning the storm seen here in training claimed responsibility for the times. and also if i was started by a small group of palestinian activists in the diaspora they believed armed struggle was the only way to end back their last homeland. breeze eames did not share this vi

but out of fact signaling his displeasure with syria charles de gaulle tickets. within days of the departure of the last palestinian fighters lebanese president elect bashir gemayel was assassinated. breaking the american brokered agreement israeli forces moved into west beirut under the pretext of keeping the peace. is really is accused the p.l.o. of leaving 2000 of its fighters in beirut's refugee camps the charge was a fabrication. the israelis quickly encircled the refugee camps and brought in their allies from the christine lebanese forces militia. on september 16th $1082.00 dozens of lebanese forces militia men entered the subbranch at the refugee camps. we knew of course that the israeli had surrounded the camp and we also knew that in the night that flares was there that the campus was lighted up we saw it from from distance and after i remembered that night it was very strange it was so quiet it was like a ghost town and we didn't realize that inside this ghost town was the killing and the shooting. under the watchful eyes of there is really analyzed the

a 1000 sailors on board a french aircraft carrier have tested positive for cope with 19 and charles de gaulle is talked off the country south coast at the moment but it isn't the only nato ship to have been infected by the virus. well we spoke to a retired u.s. air force left and colonel he does think that france should have learned from america's recent experience the group that is most sickened by this is not normally the age group of soldiers or or navy servicemen so you know it's not that dangerous per se like in terms of life and death but in terms of operational capability yet it's a bad thing because if a 3rd of your crew is sick and not functional then your ship is not functional well you'd like to think that social distancing and things like that could work with they that those things are not going to be possible on a close quarters ship of any type i actually am surprised that the navy doesn't seem to have reacted and learned from that type of situation because we had that months ago and we could see how it was handled and also what the vulnerabilities were very much a bureaucratic

more than a 1000 sailors on board a french aircraft carrier have tested positive for cave 19 charles de gaulle is stopped off the country south coast but it's not the only ship to have been affected by the virus. well despite the risks to save his life the writer sector general believes that the real danger does lie elsewhere and sultan berg has accused adversaries including russia of trying to exploit the pandemic the security challenges have not diminished because of called with 19 on the contrary potential adversaries look to exploit the situation to further their own interests terrorist groups could be emboldened we see a continued pace of russian military activity all were operational readiness remains under ministry and our forces remain ready vigilant and prepared to respond to in the thirty's we did speak to a retired u.s. air force left and colonel who does think that france should have learned from america's recent experience of an on board and bright. the group that is most sickened by this is not normally the age group of soldiers or or navy. servicemen so you know it's not that da

will not be affected france's defense ministry says a 3rd of the nearly 2000 sailors on board charles de gaulle aircraft carrier and escort vessels have tested positive for the corona virus more than 30 have been hospitalized the carrier was ordered back to port after an outbreak onboard. africa has confirmed more than 16000 coben tonight teen cases and almost 900 deaths and those numbers are rising in all but 2 countries on the continent many countries have taken steps to prevent the spread such as closing borders and banning mass gatherings some governments have imposed lock downs but such measures are often difficult to enforce especially when people live very close together our next report looks at the situation in one community in kenya. life goes on in africa's biggest slum kibera in the kenyan capital nairobi for now at least. like most of their compatriots people here have so far been spat the full force of the virus. on april the 15th just over 200 infections and 9 deaths were recorded in the entire country. but given developments elsewhere many are afraid of what is to come and more w

virus trump accuse the body of mishandling the pandemic response at least 700 sailors of francis charles de gaulle naval group of tested positive for covert 19 many of them on the aircraft carrier when it returned to a port into moon on monday france has reported to huge jump the number of deaths nationwide with 1400 fatalities reported on wednesday german chancellor angela merkel has extended nationwide social distancing measures until may the 3rd or some small shops and businesses will be allowed to reopen beginning next week she says germany has achieved a fragile partial success against the outbreak those are the headlines the news continues here on. inside story to stay with us. taking aim at the world health organization donald trump makes good on his threat to cut funding to the agency he says it's failed its duty in the time of chrono bias but what about trump himself and what kind of leadership has he shown in dealing with the pandemic this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm richelle carey it will disappear one day like a miracle that's how u.s. president will trump des

however there is less optimism on board france's flaghsip aircraft carrier, the charles de gaulle — seenarly 2,000 are infected with coronavirus. greece says it will move more than two—thousand elderly asylum seekers out of camps on the aegean islands later this month. on wednesday, greece began moving children out of camps, with some being sent abroad. no coronavirus cases have been reported from migrant camps on the aegean islands but there have been infections in camps on the mainland. greece has fared much better than its other southern european neighbours during the outbreak, despite being hit by years of austerity. so far it's only recorded just over 2,000 confirmed cases and about 100 deaths. the greek health system was badly hit during the crisis and we did not have the luxury of waiting. the government followed the very decisive approach from the very start where greece is one of the first countries right after italy to impose lockdown across the board. about a month since then, it was very heavily front load with the sequence of measures, but it is actually worked. the number,

dropped for a 7th consecutive day giving some signs of hope and nearly 700 save lives of francis charles de gaulle naval group have tested positive for covert 19 many of them were on the aircraft carrier when it returned to a poor tend to do not on monday at least 31 sailors have been hospitalized german chancellor angela merkel has extended nationwide social distancing measures until may 3rd or some small shops and businesses will be allowed to reopen starting next week she says germany has achieved a fragile partial success against the outbreak large public gatherings though remain banned until the end of august. a harvard research is a warning that social distancing measures may need to stay in place to contain coronavirus until 2022 mistah they published in the journal science a team of epidemiologists it event seen is not developed social restrictions such as school closes bans on public gatherings and stay at home or is might be needed for the next few years the researchers said even if it looks like the virus has been in them in ated surveillance will be needed as a resurgence could occur a

trump had accused the body of mishandling the pandemic response really $700.00 save is a francis charles de gaulle naval group of tested positive the cause of 19 many of them on the aircraft carrier when it returns to a port and to do an on monday france has reported a huge jump in the number of deaths nationwide 1400 fatalities reported on wednesday. sweden has reported the shop increased in the number of fatalities with 170 people reported killed by the virus on wednesday so fast sweden has not imposed a total lockdown compared to other european countries german chancellor angela merkel has extended nationwide social distancing measures until may 3rd while some small shops and businesses will be allowed to reopen starting next week she says germany has achieved a fragile partial success against the outbreak south korean president roh jane's ruling party has won a majority in the parliamentary election the vote was seen by many as a referendum on the government's handling of the close at 19 outbreak you have to date hair on al-jazeera more news to come off the walls of shame. be the hero the worl

carrier and vessels are now tested positive to the virus that's just over a 1000 people the charles de gaulle was brought home early from a deployment after sailors started showing symptoms 24 hours and i'm in hospital those are the headlines later. 1948 the state of israel was proclaimed. palestine was lost. 16 years later in 1964 the palestine liberation organization or the p.l.o. was founded. made up of different factions the p.l.o. has been at the heart of the struggle to regain palestine ever since. the.

virus had accused the body of mishandling the pandemic response nearly 700 sailors of francis charles de gaulle naval group have tested positive for covert 19 many of them are on the group's aircraft carrier when it returns to important to doing on monday france has reported a huge jump in the number of deaths nationwide with 1400 face tell us he's reported on wednesday german chancellor angela merkel has extended its nationwide social distancing measures until may the 3rd while some small shops and businesses will be allowed to reopen from next week she says germany has achieved what she called a fragile partial success against the outbreak large public gatherings remain banned until the end of august in colombia 4000 prisoners will be put on house arrest to try and stop corona virus from spreading and its crowded jails to people with covert 19 died shortly after being released from prison the temporary measure will prioritize pregnant women and inmates with health issues or of the age of 60 you're up to date more news here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera walt stay with us. political assassinat

>> welcome back to mornings on 2, more than 600 crews members on the french aircraft carrier charles de gaulle tested positive for coronavirus, a third of almost the 2000 sailors on the ship at 31 of the sailors infected are being treated at a hospital one is in intensive care, the crewmembers are quarantined on a military base . >>> worldwide, according to john hopkins school of medicine, there are almost 2 million coronavirus cases, 138,000 people have died and more than a half-million others have recovered. >> it's now 5:15 am and the death toll from the coronavirus is putting a strain on you know homes. here's a report from britain, the funeral directors there are used to handling 50 to 60 funerals per month, they are now seeing about 25 funerals per day because of the coronavirus pandemic . >>> it's never a good solution to join this period. it just makes the whole process so much more difficult . >> here in the u.s. funeral homes are limiting how many people can go to a funeral service they are also enforcing social distancing, there even holding a virtual funerals. >>> the alameda count

in other coronavirus news today, the carrier, the french aircraft carrier, the charles de gaulle, pulledo port in southern france ten days earlier. it was on a three-month mission, but they cut it short when they found that 50 of the sailors onboard tested positive for the coronavirus. the 50 were taken off, but the other 1,900 sailors will also have to be taken off, and they're going to be in quarantine for the next 14 days. the entire ship and all of its airplanes and helicopters and everything else have to be entirely diseffected before they can be put out to sea again. and finally, what most people here are looking for and looking toward is this speech by president macron tomorrow night. the presidential palace has already said that the confinement period here will be extended beyond april 15th, the original deadline, but how long after that, we don't know. the president has been consulting with scientific experts and other people around france this last week, making this decision about how much longer -- a lot of rumors running around. but at the moment, we don't really know. fred?

. >>> it's more than 600 crewmembers on the charles de gaulle tested positive for coronavirus, that's third of the almost 2000 sailors on the ship 31 of those infected are being treated at the hospital the one is in intensive care. the crewmembers are quarantined now on a military base . >>> according to johns hopkins school of medicine, there are almost 2.1 million confirmed cases of the virus worldwide the more than 138,000 people have died 526,000 have recovered . >>> the death toll from the coronavirus is putting stress and strain on funeral homes. this is a report from britain is as funeral directors there are used to handling 50 this 60 funerals per month but now they are seeing about 25 funerals per day because of the coronavirus pandemic. >> it's never a good solution for in this period. it just makes the whole process more difficult . >>> here in the u.s. funeral homes are limiting m&a people can attend the funeral they are also enforcing social distancing and even conducting >>> california released new video of a deadly plane crash that happened almost a year ago showing a p

skull vessels have now tested positive for the virus and that's just over a 1000 people there charles de gaulle was brought home early from a deployment after sailors started showing symptoms they've now docked into law and the ships have been decontaminated 24 sailors are in hospital with more than 500 sharing sentence. germany's health minister has declared the pandemic manageable once again he says the success is the result of a month long lockdown in response to an early surge in cases germany has the 4th highest number of cases in europe behind spain italy and france dominic kane has been following developments from berlin. the german government is cautiously and quietly confident that the measures it has put in place these past many weeks are helping it to deal with the corona virus outbreak the pandemic in their country because they look at the data they look at the many many tests being performed in this country and are able to tap you late that and it tells them which direction the coronavirus is going in let's be clear what's being done in the building behind the robert cock institute

port of the sailors on board started showing symptoms of coronavirus nearly 40 people on the charles de gaulle have now been placed on the medical observation a screening team with test facilities has been sent to the ship to prevent a further spread of the virus. are like many other nations in africa rwanda is struggling to do enough daily tests to counter the pandemic the number of infections are rising despite the government ordering a total lockdown almost 3 weeks ago after reports i run this government and the camino coronavirus reception center to jhana lists for the 1st time it's a rare move on the outskirts of the capital kigali to publicize and reassure 12000000 london citizens that all is under control and to show the wild how the country is dealing with a pandemic stage of trying to size the out pretty in the country because we have our 1st this is already in country since the 14th of march 88 percent imported cases means there are few cases that. come from and by contact with. with those imported cases several patients are being more needed at this center for around 80 people and t