aumentan los casos de coronavirus. borja: por lo menos 12 millones de personas elegibles para cheques no lo han recibido. carolina: advierte que la forma en la que bajamos la cadena del inodoro podrÍa esparcir el coronavirus. asÍ comenzamos. [cortina musical] borja: te damos la bienvenida a tu "ediciÓn digital". te saludamos carolina sarassa y y borja voces. carolina: comenzamos con la rebeliÓn de los que han permanecido en casa. rompieron los candados de un parque en brooklyn, nueva york. miembros de la comunidad judÍa ortodoxa realizaron una manifestaciÓn frente al parque en un esfuerzo por llamar la atenciÓn del alcalde bill di blasio para que abra el parque. algunos funcionarios de brooklyn acusaron a los manifestantes. mientras tanto, una trabajadora la salud en florida y 15 sus amigos resultaron con corona vi luego de haberse reunido el pasado 6 de junio. siete meseros tambiÉn dieron positivo y el gerente lo cerrÓ de forma voluntaria para una limpieza profunda. borja: florida, arizona y texas registran nÚmero rÉc

my my feelings on the coronavirus is it isa my feelings on the coronavirus is it is a personal responsibility my immune system, i took 500 mg of vitamin c, and i think i beat it within 48 hours. i didn't have to go toa within 48 hours. i didn't have to go to a doctor. i think it's a personal responsibility. if you're afraid of the coronavirus, my advice would be to stay home, don't come to the rally. we are to live life, not stay in our closets and fear the unknown, so in our closets and fear the unknown, so my feeling is that coronavirus is going to come and go, but life is going to come and go, but life is going to come and go, but life is going to go on. and how do you think president trump has dealt with the coronavirus pandemic in the us? you know, a lot of people want to point fingers and i don't think he's the one that we want to point fingers at, honestly. ithink one that we want to point fingers at, honestly. i think there are some other people that are responsible for the virus. trump is doing the best that he can with what we have and again, it is a personal responsibility. i don't

news live from berlin india's capital launches a mass coronavirus containment campaign with the number of infections racing higher daily plans to record the higher the better health details of nearly 30000000 residents and test everyone showing symptoms also on the program it's supposed to be high season in a tall year but spirits in the turkish resort are low as the pandemic stops german tourists from traveling to one of their favorite holiday destinations. and jubilation in liverpool is dealing club side wins the english premier league fans bring with adulation for the german coach who's guided the club to its 1st title in 30 years. i'm told me a lot of ball welcome to the program it's been almost 3 weeks since india began lifting coronavirus restrictions and cases are surging the capital delhi has overtaken the financial hub mumbai to become the worst affected city health facilities there are buckling under the strain of rising infections that officials are rushing to expand testing for millions of residents. the sharp rise in cases in delhi has seen it crowned the coronavirus capit

i'm told me a lot of welcome to the program the united states is seeing a surge in coronavirus cases especially in the south and west of the country california florida and texas are mung the worst hit each recording their highest daily increases in new infections the spike has led to lines stretching for miles a drive through testing sites in texas that's prompted officials to. a further reopening of the economy. let's bring in stephanie simons d.w. correspondent in washington d.c. so if and there are new hospice in florida and texas and california how bad is this . especially very bad not just in those 3 states or 4 states if you count arizona with it it's bad in 30 states 30 states that 60 percent of all u.s. states are reported and significant significant increase over the last week in corona virus infections and 13 of those states reported a 50 percent increase of cases so it's not looking good and this is of course not only texas california florida and arizona has been the hardest hit by the fact that they are the numbers are going through the roof it's growing across the united

nearly 125,000 americans have died from the coronavirus. that grim number comes one day after the united states set yet another record for a new confirmed coronavirus cases. emerging hot spots like texas and florida are slamming the brakes on reopening. ordering bars to shut down as infections climb dramatically. the white house coronavirus task force addressing the growing crisis during its first public briefing in two months. medical experts are slamming vice president pence's rosy portrayal of the disturbing data and his refusal to acknowledge the critical importance of wearing a mask. governors across the country right now are facing some extremely tough decisions as these new cases are climbing. >> reporter: they are. it's not just cases. it's hospitalizations and icu care that are also on the rise. in california governor newsom is now saying a county in southern california should actually reinstate their stay at home order in that county because it has a 23% positive return rate on those tests. this is imperial county. it's east of sa

even before the coronavirus. economy was flubber to true the full. joining me from beirut this week is the country's foreign minister nazi 57 who negotiates ojukwu for assistance what guarantees can you give that his government is any better than the previous words. the 60 minutes did to. the global corona crisis you can find more information online at e.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. and literature invites us to see people in particular. to see herself as the kids find strength growing up her. might object to what. she did read books on you tube. welcome to global 3000 no job no home the coronavirus pandemic is pushing the poorest to the brink even in wellsian a chanst like japan. no rain in science drought is a big problem for farmers in gemini what's behind it. but 1st we head to the amazon where the brazilian.

figuresl number of regarding the coronavirus.t is a good place for the coronavirus to thrive in places of refrigerated temperatures and the moisture in the air. clinging toe still the perception that these are isolated out. they believe the coronavirus is still manageable. the reproduction rate of the coronavirus in germany is still above two. ministers said it should never creep above one. emerge further from knocked down next week. the social distancing rule is being relaxed to one meter and families will be able to see more of each other. restaurants will be allowed to reopen. is stilll fear that it too soon. also reopen restaurants and pubs. restaurants,bs, museums and cinema. much of the hospitality sector allowed to emerge from lockdown. the news that many have in waiting for, the easing of the social distancing rule. >> they judge these mitigations would make one meter plus broadly equivalent to the risk at two meters, if they are fully implemented. this is great news for our business. distancing,social we can now -- >> th

even before the coronavirus crisis came along the trade war between the u.s. and china was the number one concern for global businesses in his interview was deeble news joke asr warned that despite the ongoing dispute the rest of the world shouldn't pick sides so the united states is number one china is number 2 everybody's sort of in those well china will be number one at some point everybody knows that if i have number one in the in the business segment and that is should become number 2 whether i could. so i fight and that's the underlying topic and that means it takes a lot of americans are in about this to coupling because that would mean that the other nations need to decide between friend and foe that would be that the only way they do it is ok to say sion. did to go both ways so the head of the men's is worried about how the world's 2 biggest economies are trading blows right now they differ on everything from trade and technology to the origins of the coronavirus to a new law in hong kong now the trump administration is blocking 7 chinese airlines fro

news live from berlin india's capital launches a mass coronavirus containment campaign with the number of infections racing higher than plans to record the health details of nearly 30000000 residents and test everyone showing symptoms also on the program the united states sees a massive rise in corona virus infections several large states are reporting record numbers of new cases forcing some of them to cause plans to reopen their economies . and the town's a shareholders vote to accept the german government's 9000000000 euro lifeline overwhelmingly approved a rescue package that will see the government take a 20 percent stake in the airline which was on the verge of bankruptcy. i'm told me a lot of welcome to the program it's been almost 3 weeks since india began lifting coronavirus restrictions on cases a surging the capital delhi has overtaken the financial hub by to become the worst affected city health facilities there are buckling under the strain of rising infections and officials are rushing to expand testing for millions of residents. the sharp rise in cases in delhi has seen

topic again due to the coronavirus. serious illness that. could already be eradicated. in the end vaccines impacts not only individuals but the whole of society. so that's going to dog a mine shaft in good shooting. next on t.w. . we're all set. to go beyond yes. as we take on the world. we're all about the stories that matter to you country but what ever is. running out. in the middle how can you make for mind. we know that this is very time for us the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself keep your distance and wash your hands if you can stay at how we're d.w.b. for here for we are working hard with sleep in human form don't overplan one we're all in this together on together one make it. stay safe everyone. stay safe stay safe please stay safe. you're. welcome to in good shape your health shed on. hello and welcome to you in good shape i'm here in berlin at the famous german museum off technology here you can admire a lot from the world of engineering including medical equipment but i think the most beautiful instrument

this is the source of germany's biggest coronavirus outbreak.e caught covid—19. the entire workforce is now under strict quarantine, fenced in and under police guard. these workers from bulgaria and romania are arguing to be allowed to go. food supplies are being brought in by local volunteers. translation: everyone knows about the living conditions here. sometimes there's 16 people living in one room. there's intense scrutiny on the company. volker brugenjogen from the charity caritas accuses the firm of exploiting its staff. translation: just a month ago, people were working normally on the cutting belts. so people were standing right next to each other, dismantling the meat. this leaked video footage has emerged allegedly showing workers at lunch during lockdown without masks and no social distancing. we have contacted tonnies to respond to the allegations of exploitation. they didn't want to comment, but earlier they've said they apologise for the outbreak which they acknowledged was their responsibility. they have also claimed the footage o

let's get some of the day's other coronavirus news.aid the pandemic is damaging the world economy even more than it previously forecast. the imf now predicts global output this year will shrink by nearly 5% and wipe $12 trillion off global output over two years. china is the only large economy forecast to grow at all this year byjust1%. the australian airline qantas is to cut 6,000 jobs as a result of the pandemic. it says another 15,000 employees will remain stood down until it resumes international flights. its ceo has said its airbus a380 aircraft will not be used for the next three years. only 68 people in france have used the government's new coronavirus contact tracing app to record an infection, even though it was launched more than three weeks ago. the stopcovid app has alerted just 1a people that they've been in close contact with an infected person. scientists are predicting that the death toll from coronavirus in latin america is expected to soar by october with brazil and mexico being the worst affected. the leaders of both

back to the coronavirus now.7 billion have been pledged by world leaders and private investors at a fundraising summit to help find a vaccine for coronavirus. the event, hosted by the european commission, was attended online by world leaders, sports stars, actors and musicians. simonjones reports. # help me if you can, i'm feeling down... a globally streamed concert. stars like miley cyrus joining an international call to pledge money to fight coronavirus. the culmination of a summit aiming to unite the world online. first, we need a vaccine. then we need to make this vaccine affordable. a clear goal, but not a simple task. the president of the european commission brings together more than a dozen world leaders with the aim of making any future treatment universally available. this pandemic threatens every one of us. defeating it is the most important shared endeavour of our times, and when we do so, it will not be a victory for one nation, but a triumphant for all humanity. translation: we can only beat the covi

cases than turkey and a higher coronavirus death toll it's a situation. many share food and frustration and tell us historic old town is normally filled with tourist bartering facilities but now the sellers fight boredom the restaurant owners and taxi drivers are wondering how long they can keep going. to be attributed we only have a to go out of our taxis on the streets with no hotel gas so no taxi rides will surely it doesn't work without 4 interests turkish holiday makers aren't enough of these years ago that's all oh preparations for this summer with a nothing 2020 is a last year. the last year maybe last season he made good money with his hotel most of the. says and he's still hopeful but he also knows if the tourists from europe don't come back through the holiday paradise of entire faces a devastating famine. and here's a round up of some other stories making headlines around the world today officials in the english beach town of bournemouth have declared a major incident after massive crowds flocked here there and hot weather for the already said

we are in a health pandemic across the united kingdom and coronavirus isa the united kingdom and coronavirus is a deadly virus and of course, i would say to those that want to protest, please don't. the world health organization now says face masks should be worn in public — as nhs trusts in england say they weren't consulted on a decision to make all hospital staff wear them. thousands have been demonstrating in sydney against racism. some were self treated after police pepper sprayed them. thousands have been demonstrating in sydney against racism. some were self treated after police pepper sprayed them. the national football league in the united states has reversed its stance against players speaking out against police violence. the league's boss said it had been wrong to stop players from peacefully protesting during the national anthem. now on bbc news — time for our regular look at the latest in developments in the fight against the pandemic in coronavirus: what next? hello and welcome to the latest in oui’ hello and welcome to the latest in our special programmes on the coronavirus pa

infectious disease expert and he says the country is facing a serious problem as the number of coronavirus infections continues to surge. you're watching data and i rejoice and l.n. thanks so much for joining us. in the heart of climate change. for a cause most of. what's in store for. months to come for the future. to come for tomato soup to go inside. i'm sure. in the fridge. but can it conquer the major issues of our society. the food season the founder's fairly good looks holy ghost meets modern day heroes in asia. ready to take on this challenge with their unique ideas to look at those 2 problems and make them one solution. to the. valley this week on d w. dollars have permanently closed microsoft says its stores around the world will not reopen after the coronavirus crisis. with 3 german majors making global headlines will round out for randolph what's been a wild week in frankfurt. and with many gigs around the world comes to a look at an invention that aims to help you feel the music. this is the do we have business on robots in berlin welcome along microsoft says its stores around

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as global deaths from coronavirus pass half 1 as global deaths from coronavirus pass half1 million... a leading scientist advising number 10, says the uk is "on a knife edge" in the pandemic, and he expects a rise in cases in the coming weeks. professor sirjeremy farrar, who's a member of the government's sage advisory committee, also told the bbc he expects a second wave of infections in the winter. the number of people recorded to have died with coronavirus in the uk rose by 36 in the last 2a hours. that takes the total number of deaths to 15,550. it comes as the home secretary, priti patel, says the government is considering imposing a localised lockdown in leicester, after a surge of coronavirus cases in the city. our health correspondent, catherine burns, has the story. great to have you back, for now at least. it almost looks like normal, but about a quarter of all the coronavirus cases leicester has seen have happened in the first two weeks of this month. so, just as this city is opening up, there are reports about it locking back down again in some way. people are heading home

backin coronavirus in our country.nt. —— wary. and will not answer the phone, this is what is coming next... we're going to have people are field operatives or community engagement specialist that will go into our communities and knock on the dot of anybody we we re knock on the dot of anybody we were not able to get through on the phone. the police are also pa rt the phone. the police are also part of the effort, giving out supplies in the hardest hit neighbourhoods. new yorkers fear the reemergence of coronavirus and contact tracing is the key to keep track of its transmission. laura trevelyan, bbc news. asian americans have endured a rise in harassment and hate attacks since the coronavirus pandemic began. they've been scapegoated because the virus came from china. increasingly, asian americans are speaking out against xenophobia and inflammatory political rhetoric. people willjudge by how you look, if you look asian, if you wear a mask, they'll just pick on you no matter what. in fact, three asians in texas got sta

the country is already reeling from the coronavirus pandemic.cond most in latin america behind brazil, and reported over 196,000 cases. within these cases, newborn triplets were tested positive for covid—19 at three days old. virus cases like this with multiple births have not previously been seen anywhere in the world. and adding to the shaky picture, the international monetary fund says it expects mexico's gross domestic product to fall by double digits in the coming year. of the virus leaves them with little hope. translation: in the situation we're in right now, without work, because of the pandemic, and now with the earthquake, i don't know what's going to happen. god willing, everything will get resolved quickly. even before the virus arrived, experts warned that the region's densely packed cities, millions of casual workers and healthca re systems starved of resources could undermine even the best attempts to curb the pandemic. now, an earthquake hasjust added to their woes. aruna iyengar, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come

his hope is that the coronavirus crisis will help foster international co—operation. coronavirus crisishe past, there has been too much emphasis my continent, my nation, my religion. now that thinking is out dated. we should think humanity, seven billion human beings. one of the key concerns for the buddhist leader i was the environment. —— is the environment. the current dalai lama was born in a remote village and exiled in 1959. the god king travels... that is when the tibetan people rose up against the chinese occupation. the dalai lama says he has seen dramatic changes in the environment within his own lifetime. 1960 i came here. that winter, a lot of snow. then each year less and less and less. so we must think very seriously global warming. now to a more delicate subject, his own death. he has said he may not be reincarnated and could be the last dalai lama. dalai lama institution now a few centuries now and with this... great dalai lama! are you saying you are the last dalai lama? the concerned people should discuss about the future of the dalai lama. they should decide. i have n

coronavirus is also taking a serious toll in south asia.han half a million cases. despite this, hair salons in this western state are reopening as they try to bring back a degree of normality. but testing capacity still differs significantly between countries in other states like kadesh, many cases that. iran, the country worst hit by coronavirus in the middle east is making the wearing of the mask mandatory in enclosed ‘s budget —— public spaces and large gatherings. —— countries like uncle —. —— angler dash. and governments in western europe, they said they could impose a local lockdown following a surge of new cases in the city of leicester. there we are on a light —— knife edge. it is precarious in england, particularly at the moment. we would see an increase in in cases over the next few weeks. it is critical. the numbers are lower but the virus hasn't changed. come the winter and the opening of schools, which is critical, we can expect to see rebound. in italy, a concert at bergamo cemetery italy, a concert at bergamo ce m ete ry to i

locked down part of the capital and whole plans to reopen schools also on the program brazil's coronavirus death toll overtakes that of britain's bid to become the world's 2nd highest the government is reopening the economy but health experts warn the worst could be yet to come. and a standoff in seattle president trump doubles down on threats to clear a city district controlled by protesters we take a look at their self declared police for example. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program chinese authorities have locked down parts of beijing after discovering a cluster of new corona virus infections the new cases are linked to a wholesale food market that's a major food supply for beijing officials raise the alarm off to 45 people out of 517 tested positive for the virus the 1st locally transmitted infections in more than 50 days plans to open schools on monday have also been put on hold. let's cross over now to correspondent that is has recently returned to china is currently in quarantine intention that is what we know about this new cluster of cases. yeah it appeared in the biggest

and across the globe, cases of coronavirus has passed 10 million.e on those stories in a moment, but first, i've been speaking to our political correspondent nick eardley about the prime minister's plans for the uk economy. what borisjohnson is going to say on tuesday is that building quickly will be at the heart of his strategy. big infrastructure projects, as he calls them, shovel—ready projects, which can get going almost immediately. and he will use the example of what happened during the coronavirus pandemic and say, we built hospitals in a matter of weeks, we got all these ventilators on—stream within a matter of weeks, if we can do that, remove some of the red tape, we can do it for major infrastructure projects as well, things like schools, roads, more hospitals. it all comes as the lockdown across the uk is eased next saturday. in england, we will see pubs, restaurants and the like start to reopen, it's happening slightly later in scotland and wales, slightly earlier in northern ireland. this morning, the home secretary, priti patel, has be

he was not joking about coronavirus. andas joking about media the failure to understand that when you test more, you find our cases. >> has the president ever delayed the allocation of federal funding that has already been dedicated to national testing? >> no. the president has made us the leading country in the world on testing. 144 test under emergency authorization. 21 antibody test and one antigen test. the president has led the way >> -- us the world leader world leader -- led the way in making us the world peter in testing. we are leading the world -- world leader in testing. we are leading the world in testing. >> why does he use racist phrases like the kung flu? fact thents to the origin of the virus is china. china is trying to ridiculous the rewrite history -- ridiculously rewrite history. president trump is saying now, china, i will label this virus. he is linking it to its place of origin. americansout asian who are deeply offended and think that leading to discrimination. >> president trump has emphasized th

could this be iran's second wave of coronavirus? the country was opened up coronavirus?ry was opened up from lockdown just about a month ago. and this is how it looks like now in one city. buses are being used to transfer covid—i9 patients to the capital of the province. it is one of at least nine provinces where infections are rising rapidly. according to iran's ministry of health, the province in the southeast is now a red zone. the hospitals are full, the staff are overwhelmed. last week, iran recorded the highest daily increase in the number of coronavirus cases since the first were reported four months ago. many local officials say this is a second wave of infections. translation: but iran pots our president insists that the term second wave creates too much fear. —— but iran's president. there are no signs of social distancing here. shoppers and street vendors don't seem too worried. the authorities say this is the reason behind the recent spike, that people have ignored public health advice and travelled to other cities. translation: in the last 2a hours, we learn

we're following breaking news on the coronavirus crisis.the director for the centers for disease control and prevention is pleading, pleading with all americans to keep social distancing as infections are spiking across much of the country. the number of new cases hitting record highs in texas, florida, and california, the three states with the biggest populations. as the u.s. surpasses 2.4 million confirmed cases nationwide, the cdc is now warning that the actual number of infections is likely ten times higher, 25 million. president trump is refusing to acknowledge any of that. he's deeper in denial about the resurgence of the virus as states reopen, leaving an alarming void in national leadership right now. let's get some more from our national correspondent erica hill. erica, the cdc director is sounding this alarm, the coronavirus is still here, it's still killing. and social distancing and wearing face masks are essential. >> reporter: yeah, wolf, that's right, cdc director dr. robert redfield w

not only that unrest but the coronavirus in new york thanks a lot for joining us. now virtually no part of the world has been spared the effects of the coronavirus pandemic everything and everyone links to global markets is affected here's a look at how the coronavirus crisis is affecting people in ivory coast. this is miles away from the hustle and bustle of. the ibori and financial. market in ficus adu group in northern i recall sed. no cases of corona virus have been recorded here but called in 1000 measures have disrupted trade with the biggest city abidjan so its effects are being felt. i wanted to live our. lives yes i have 5 children. and it has really become hard to eat because of the coronavirus i want that i don't want this to last. has to go. but nobody really knows if and when the coronavirus will go this week the international monetary fund warned of what the 2nd wave could mean after seeing the global economy will contract more than expected in 2020. the economic impact is quite significant because our parents and the women who cultivate food crops ca

they've become one of the symbols of the coronavirus pandemic.man explains. even before the pandemic, they were afamiliar even before the pandemic, they were a familiar sight on the streets and subway trains of japan. the facemask, a potential barrier against a disease and perhaps a source of public reassurance. but this is a place where they never pass up the opportunity to innovate. let me introduce you to the sea mask. for more than a bit of personal protective equipment. using bluetooth technology, along with a smartphone or tablet, it can transmit and amplify your voice, making sure a facemask is a smart mask. it is hard to hear what customers at the —— register or supermarkets and convenience stores are saying because there are petitions to prevent droplets. by wearing this mask, it can improve communications by transcribing the conversations 01’ communications by transcribing the conversations or delivering the sounds of voices. it doesn't stop there. the sea mask, along with its downloadable app can help you make phone calls, send text me

now count year and is being promoted to fight the coronavirus.dia where cows are considered sacred, their you're in and by—products have been used in traditional medicine since ancient times. religious groups and some politicians their claim that cow maturation can help you from coronavirus despotic potentially harmful bacteria. cal you're in drinking parties have been held in multiple states and there are reports of a man being hospitalized after taking part will stop but there is no evidence that cal by—products have any evidence to help with coronavirus. drinking cow you're in or using it to sanitise your hands will not help you. the miracle cure. the desire for there to be a cure out there right now to covid—19 isa out there right now to covid—19 is a powerful one. so it is perhaps not surprising that something touted as a miracle cure has gained widespread attention online in many parts of the world. the miracle mineral solution does not as its promoters claim have any effect on the virus. in fact, it contains a textile leaching agent chlori

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37,000 new confirmed coronavirus infections in the united states on thursday. that is a new single-day high. florida last hour reporting nearly 9,000 new infection in a single day. florida officials reacting by suspending alcohol consumption at bars statewide. the nation now adding 33,000 new cases per day on average over the last week. that is faster than at any point during this pandemic. dr. fauci says one urgent accept might be to abandon the current testing approach. pool testing, he says, would test more people at once and allow public health officials to more quickly identify hot spots. we learned the other day the president has not spoken with his top experts in weeks. imagine that. in the middle of a pandemic. and now listen to this -- four full months into this pandemic, more than 125,000 americans dead, the president of the united states sounds like a man with no clue about how testing works and about how the virus spreads among people who show mild symptoms or no symptoms at all. >> so we have more cases because we do the greatest testing. if we did

than a massive coronavirus testing campaign is underway in. district it's a response to a recent spike in infections in this part of the country but it's important to know you don't have the virus and to prevent more infections i think there are a lot of people that are infecting others and darned realize it i think mass testing is very important to prevent the spread of the virus. has applied a combination of mandatory social distancing a strict lockdown and wide scale testing it's a strategy that appears to have paid off the country is now the 1st in the region to announce plans for a gradual reopening to foreign tourists you see at our. i want to announce the opening of the borders even happened yet we're going to wait until august 1st this will happen for the international airport and this will only be allowed for countries that have a controlled transmission and remember you can we will follow a very strict health protocol so that everyone who enters the country can be traced . to a city that has announced a low coronavirus numbers means

cases than turkey and a higher coronavirus death toll a lot of chilled me to say secure. many share food and frustration and tell us historic old town is normally filled with tourist bartering facilities but now the sellers fight for them restaurant owners and taxi drivers are wondering how long they can keep going. with the attributes we only have a go out of our taxis on the street it was like you know hotel gas you know taxi rides sure it doesn't work without forwarding tourists turkish holiday makers aren't enough of these years ago that's all our preparations for this summer with a nothing 2020 is a last year. the last year maybe last season he made good money with his hotel mostafa good and says and he's still hopeful but he also knows if the tourists from europe don't come back soon the holiday paradise often tahlia faces a devastating some. of that report from you leon who's now standing by for us in istanbul many people are currently wondering whether it's actually safe to travel to turkey right now what's your impression. well the turkish government is definitel

secondly it is a distraction to take headlines away from coronavirus, which as you heard from coronaviruset a daily record three days in a row with more than 115,000 cases per day and with cases 5urging in 33 states. and thirdly it is a distraction from trump's own declining poll numbers. his approval is at the lowest point it has been since last october and he has fallen behind the democratic nomineejoe biden, he has fallen behind the democratic nominee joe biden, so he has fallen behind the democratic nomineejoe biden, so this is an attempt to steal the headlines, because here is the key thing. it already is a crime to deface or pull down federal statutes. trump's executive order is just a token that reinforces that. that is an interesting point, so the law already adequately protects these monuments and statues, you say. just in terms of the coronavirus, the potential impact. we had the first press c0 nfe re nce potential impact. we had the first press conference by the task force yesterday in quite a long time as these figures search. vice president mike pence having to dance around a

the orginal ballot was postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic.plain what is at stake with this election. the reason this election is important is because the in poland they can veto legislation, so thatis poland they can veto legislation, so that is why it is crucial for the nationalist government, whose main ally is the incumbent, andrzej duda, which is why it is crucial for them to govern freely that president andrzej duda is re—elected. he is seen as andrzej duda is re—elected. he is seen as the guardian of the government's policies. some of those are very popular policies, for example his very generous welfare benefits to families, senior citizens and tax breaks for young people, which is extremely popular. on the other hand, some of their policies are very controversial. they have been criticised by the european union and by the opposite the opposition, the politicisation of the public media and the judiciary. president andrzej duda during this campaign has talked about lg bt to during this campaign has talked about lgbt to rights and has ta

democrats have politicized the coronavirus. joe biden campaigning yesterday on his speech about horrible unemployment that trump has caused. we have got -- position that do comes back,merica the usa comes back from the coronavirus. las vegas in january the sixth two the 12th, over a one million people gathering at the convention. there were 400,000 chinese at that convention. that is provable. there was coronavirus there. it was the flu. everybody got the flu. we have got a proven situation that this is not as bad as it says. these were healthy people. they had a normal event at the convention, and people need to talk about that, because democrats want this panic to continue and keep the economy shut down. >> you make an important point and let's draw it into a fine focus is that one of the challenges we have in confronting this virus is the fact we did not know how it affected different people differently. that it does not in the vast majority of cases present as a challenge for young people. this is why we feel confident in t

welcome to the program the coronavirus pandemic could cost the u.s. economy almost $16.00 trillion dollars over the decade that's according to the congressional budget office business closures and souls of distancing measures are expected to curtail consumer spending the bi partisan body says andresen nationwide unrest may worsen the situation. james feron camp had hoped to be serving beers again this week after the long arduous lockdown in minneapolis but then came the violent protests looters and vandalism laid waste to his plans. hopefully the insurance covers it when we're already on. anyways but with the endemic and everything so. hopefully will bounce back but i just get it open to start the cleanup today he's not alone u.s. companies little and large are struggling to survive the coronavirus pandemic will wipe 8 trillion off the u.s. economy according to congress's bipartisan budget office. and the number of unemployed in the united states continues to rise. since march more than $14000000.00 people have been laid off and it's the wash jobs cri

then you test and say, they also had coronavirus. did coronavirus call the accident? probably not. almost all of the cases -- and i won't say all -- that i would say the vast majority of people who are dying and they have coronavirus, they are dying from coronavirus. wards in my hospital, it is crystal clear that these people would not be in the hospital but for their illness with coronavirus. i would say the death tolls you are seeing are most definitely a result of somebody dying from the coronavirus or they would not have been in the hospital otherwise. host: a couple more calls. this is emily. ashburn, virginia. caller: i wanted to thank you for your expertise and the clear and very respectful way in which you are both providing information and dispelling misinformation. interview there was the issue brought up of possibly having an opt-in system where people could possibly be tracked. if theyo be tracked were around someone with coronavirus. my first question would be, what would need to happen for that to take place and who would be responsible for putting something like that

waiting for a coronavirus test in. come friday summer vacation begins here in north rhine-westphalia it's germany's most densely populated state and a negative test could be a ticket to paradise. who. basically we're here to try and save our holiday. we would really like to go to ideally with a negative task result that we can present at the border if it wanted the proof we don't have corona. the mass testing comes after a massive corona virus outbreak at tunis slaughterhouse where more than 1500 workers have contract it covered 19 dire living conditions are being blamed for the quick spread employees living here moved out just 2 weeks ago. a specific situation with the geographical spread of the locations and also the international nature of the tenures work force mean that this outbreak is a potentially enormous pandemic risk. similar cluster infections have also sprung up in housing blocks and getting in in central germany clashes broke out between quarantine residents and police balance noise district has also been

coronavirus deaths surge in brazil — it now has the second highest number in the world.irus on ethnic minority communities. it includes recommendations on how to protect them. british airways' treatment of staff during the coronavirus crisis is a "national disgrace" according to a group of prominent uk politicians — they say ba has used the pandemic to cut thousands ofjobs. ba says it's doing all it could to keep "the maximum number ofjobs". the queen's official birthday has been marked with a ceremony at windsor castle this morning. it took place instead of the annual trooping the colour parade, due to the coronavirus lockdown. now on bbc news, click looks at the technology that will allow us will allow us to stay safe as we shop after lockdown.

. >>> ahead this hour, the next coronavirus epicenter could be one of america's tourist hot spots. this as president trump claims the virus is dying out. >>> two atlanta police officers surrender one day after being charged in the shooting death of a black man. >>> falling poll numbers, rising coronavirus deaths and an explosive tell all. donald trump prepares to end one of the worst weeks of his presidency by heading back on the campaign trail. you good to have you with us. so as more u.s. states relax restrictions and move to reopen businesses, the coronavirus is showing signs of surging half the country. ten states are facing their sharpest spikes in new cases since the pandemic began including florida. disease experts warn the virus could spiral out of control there. cnn's erica hill has more. >> reporter: record single day highs for new cases. just over 2500 added thursday in arizona. more than 3200 reported in florida. >> florida has always made the stuff of nightmares for me. >> reporter: new modeling predicts that state could be the next epicenter. the president dismissing

en el estado de california se registran 211,000 a 243 casos de coronavirus y 5905 muertes.cios y comerciantes que se preparaban para reanudar ciertas actividades maÑana lunes, algunas de ellas van a tener que operar porque la alcaldesa anunciÓ la postergación de esta ordendebido al aumento de casos de coronavirus que suma 3400, julio no explican el siguiente reporte. julio: desde temprano miguel preparaba las mesa en su restaurante y bar para darle la bienvenida a sus clientes a partir del lunes como lo habÍa indicado la ciudad de san francisco anteriormente. >> como la ciudad me ha permitido que abramos con capacidad reducida estÉ tratando de evitar que uno se sienten a la par de otros, tendremos una mesa de por medio. julio: pero esta tarde las cosas tomaron un giro inesperado. >> hemos un aumento de casos, lo cual nos hace tomar un descanso en nuestro proceso de reapertura. julio: la rectora de la ciudad de san francisco anuncia que ayer se registraron 103 casos nuevos de coronavirus en san francisco en comparaciÓn a la semana pasada cuando el promedio eran sÓlo 43 casos

with coronavirus, without social distancing, that number is three.ns a rapidly expanding outbreak. the key is to get r below one and keep it there, then you have a shrinking epidemic, but in germany, it's now 2.8. officials, though, say this is largely due to specific localised outbreaks, such as at a big meat processing factory in the state of north rhine—westphalia. translation: as a businessman and someone who puts people first, i can only offer my complete apologies because we are the cause of this issue and carry full responsibility — me as a businessman and the company as a whole. health officials hope that by acting quickly and decisively, they can stop any spread to the wider community. simon jones, bbc news. india has the world's fourth highest number of confirmed cases with over 400,000 infections and over 13,000 deaths. but some frontline healthcare workers have told the bbc that the number of fatalities in the country has been under—reported. our correspondent in mumbai, yogita limaye, reports. they're always on the go now. for decades, j

also coming up the united states struggles to contain a surge in coronavirus cases with several states reporting startling new numbers some leaders are tightening restrictions that have been hurled back. and protesters demanding racial equality take to the streets in her lip they're calling on germany to confront racism within its own society as hundreds gather to show solidarity with a black lives matter planned. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us the european union has pledged nearly 5000000000 more euros to help vulnerable countries battle of the coronavirus pandemic the money's being raised at a summit organized by the e.u. and the international aid group global citizen the goal is to make potential vaccines tests and treatments affordable and accessible worldwide. a short while. go european commission president or still of underlying address the importance of expanding access to potential vaccines we need to invest in producing vaccines at unprecedented speed and scale and a task of this size can only happen if the world unites we need our best scientists to wor

news line from berlin chinese officials sound the alarm after a coronavirus outbreak is linked to a populous city market in beijing authorities locked down part of the capital and hope plans to reopen schools also on the program brazil's coronavirus death toll overtakes that of britain to become the world's 2nd highest the government opens up the economy about health experts warn the worst is unlikely yet to come. at a standoff in seattle president trump doubles down on threats to clear a city district controlled by protesters we take a look at the self declared police friends are and. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program chinese authorities have locked down parts of beijing after discovering a cluster of new corona virus infections the cases a link to a wholesale food market that's a major food supply for the city officials raised the alarm after 45 people out of 517 tested positive for the virus the 1st locally transmitted infections in more than 50 days plans to open schools on monday have now also been put on hold let's cross over now to correspondent it is billing has recently retur

we would like to know the spread of the coronavirus amongst this population.ople are asymptomatic, so they don't know if they have had or still have the virus, so it is usefuljust to know for the spread of the virus. the virus has devastated this whole region, but in some parts they took early decisions that helped stop the spread, while in others key mistakes were made at the start which meant that the outbreak quickly got out of control. 60 miles away from the epicentre of codogno, bergamo, italy's second richest city, soon became its second coronavirus hell. slow to lockdown, it paid the price. the images of the obituary section of the local paper stretching to 12 pages, up from two a month before, was the wake—up call that the virus was decimating bergamo. in those agonising days, as our coverage took us across italy, i spoke to dr stefano magnone. his hospital was a breeding ground. we need more beds, more doctors, more nurses because i think that in one or two weeks we will reach the top, so if we do not have more facilities we will not know how to take

the coronavirus is prompting businesses everywhere to review their practices. it's even forcing this cornerstone of corporate governance to adapt sweeping changes. shinozaki national natsuki, nhk world, tokyo. >>> the u.s. defense department has identified 20 companies operating in the united states it says are backed by china's government or military. the list includes huawei technologies, vidideo surveillae company hike vision and chinamobile. the company says it's concerned about the companies obtaining technology. donald trump could slap the companies with sanctions in the next step of the economic battle between washington and beijing. fbi director christopher wray says current investigations into china's communist government now number over 2,000. wray says industrial espionage by china is on the rise, targeting both major companies and start-ups in fields including farming, aviation and technology. >>> japan is looking to rebuild its national security strategy 60 years after a landmark treaty between japan and the united states. nhk world reached out to