really is a feeling of groundhog day here hell have we returned to this but the state of premier daniel andrews said there was no other option otherwise we would be seeing thousands of cases returned daily and clearly worries about it spreading across state borders is too because the border between victoria new south wales is to say that's been closed. that's right in new south wales there were in the 7 confirmed cases on monday and there is huge concern that this will spread throughout the nation to other states and territories as well so a huge operation is underway to shell out the nation's biggest border crossings in the next 10 hours or so that means the defense force will be brought in police will be monitoring the border drawings will be used and there really is a strong force thought police to say that if anyone is not a bang the rules there will be strict penalties even prison time this saying for anyone who doesn't abide is to make sure that we can suppress this virus while the numbers. ha of course in victoria as well we still have $3000.00 residents locked in non public housing tell

in different areas as well and these other people are allowed to leave their homes the premier daniel andrews has said that he will be doing any everything anything to actual that these students get essential supplies food has been deleted and they are receiving. payments for what they are going through but there are many questions about i have this could have happened in the 1st place but how long this is going to go before and what is happening to the residents inside these apartments there are hundreds of police at the bottom of these complexes so of course it would not be nice for the people inside many do not speak english that have been questions about the health messaging that have been put across the community since the 10 demick began to see whether that information was coming across and if we look at the closure of the border between new south wales and victoria that is very significant as well this is the 1st time this border has been closed in in 100 views of many towns full across both sides what happens if you're working on one side and living room of a so there are many questio

the state's premier daniel andrews says testing is at record levels and that authorities will continue to investigate how the spike in cases occurred. say look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today china has opened a new national security office in hong kong this comes after week a week after china imposed a controversial new national security law on the territory the security headquarters is located across from victoria harm frequent side of opposition protests. type police have seized over 1400000 tablets of methamphetamine and arrested 3 suspects in a raid in lump on the province lies in the north of the country in the so-called golden triangle where thailand beyond marren lalas me region is a hub for drugs one. and german chancellor are going to battle is said to meet with european lawmakers today is the country assumes the presidency of the e.u. council by fals expected to focus on bolstering support for a multi-billion euro corona crisis recovery package which has faced resistance from some you members. demonstrators have stormed the serbian par

the state's premier daniel andrews says testing is at record levels and that authorities will continue to investigate how the spike in cases occurred. after brazil and the us india is the 3rd worst country in the pandemic the government in delhi has started easing restrictions after a 3 month lockdown but the result is that new cases and deaths are rising at their fastest pace since the pandemic started. after 3 months of lockdown life in new delhi is almost back to normal millions of indians have lost their jobs in the corona crisis now the economy is sputtering back to life. but with restaurants and shops open again the corona virus is also making a comeback. we're afraid we have to leave our house to make a living but we fear for our lives. begin to come to juliet. many hospitals have reached capacity and the country is scrambling to increase its intensive care units. this wedding hole has been filled with hospital beds 12 doctors staff the emergency treatment center. they have made us and we have around 100 beds here we have patients with mild and less severe symptoms and even some

necessary purposes such as going to work, giving care, or shoppinglsor essent the state premier daniel andrews said without re-imposing the restrictions, the situation could spiral out of control. >> this is, i know, further than we went last time but we are in many respects in m ae precarious, challenging and potentially tragic position now than wwere some months ago. reporter: mr. andrews blamed the sense of complacency among some for the current covid-19 ske, adding that nine blocs will remain in full lockdown until testing is completed. previously, most cases involved returning overseas travelers in quarantine. now more than 80% are caused by community transmission. for the first time in 1 years, the border between victoria and new south waless set to close. with heavy penalties for anyone trying to violate the rules. the logistics of closure will be a challenge. there are abouttw0 crossings n the two states, with some towns sharing the border. e recent spike in victoria is a stark warning that no matter threat from the virus is far the from over. katty: clearly, closing borders between st

but really start language from daniel andrews there, blaming complacency, blaming people who broke theons were eased. it is interesting that he wouldn't commit to the phrase second wave, he said we are on the cusp of something really bad, but if you look at the trajectory and how bad it got and how quickly things got worse within melbourne, if something doesn't change and it doesn't change quickly in terms of how they can control the spread, i think health authorities are worried that they could be looking at a second wave of. so you are saying that he is blaming people who have been complacent and broken the rules, and it is a stark warning for anywhere else that is coming out of lockdown, easing restrictions, that this is potentially what they are looking at if they don't abide by those rules, so in the case here, an additional six weeks of restrictions. that's right, and it is also a stark warning for the rest of australia, because other states have still been successful in controlling the virus and maintaining new cases at a very low number. stark warning for new south wales as wel

here's victorian premier, daniel andrews, speaking a short time ago.r these next six weeks, as painful and frustrating and difficult as that will be, we will be able to get to the other side of this stay—at—home period. we'll able to then recommence our opening up in a cautious way, we will be able to repair the damage to the economy that this virus is doing and along the way, we'll be able to support those who need that support, whether it be businesses, families, individuals or indeed communities. this is, as i said, not the situation that anybody wanted to be in, but it is the reality that we must confront. to do otherwise is to pretend that this isn't real, to pretend that we have other options. the best public health advice is to take these steps. that's very well considered advice, the decision to take these steps is not an easy one, it's not taken lightly, but it is the most appropriate response to, again, take control of the virus, drive down case numbers and get to the point where we can recommence that opening up. the director of the fbi has

being treated like prisoners with little access to food and medical supplies the state's premier daniel andrews says testing is at record levels and that authorities will continue to investigate how the spike in cases. for more on this story let's go to reporter roger maynard he's standing by in sydney hi roger good to see you do we know what triggered this latest outbreak in melbourne. well the irony is that the victoria was one of the 1st states to really crack down on the virus way back in march. but now it's being accused of instigating the the 2nd worry as a result of lex acuity in some of the hotels were travellers of being quarantined over the past few weeks is alleged that security guards not allowed people to go out to do a bit of shopping. or even alluded to have shared the bedrooms of those people who are being quarantined there are courses guards allegedly been taken back to their own families and spreading it to their friends as well as a result some 3000 people have been virtually imprisoned in ny in tampa locks in in the in melbourne areas which are fairly poor areas. and have to

the state premier daniel andrews has said without reimposing the restrictions, the situation could spiralthan we went last time but we are in many respects in a more precarious, challenging, and potentially tragic position now than we were some months ago. mr andrews blamed a sense of complacency among some for the current covid—19 spike, adding that nine tower blocks will remain in full lockdown until testing is completed. previously, most cases had involved returning overseas travellers in quarantine. now, more than 80% are caused by community transmission. for the first time in 100 years, the border between victoria and new south wales is set to close, with heavy penalties for anyone trying to violate the rules, but the logistics of closure will be a challenge. there are about 50 crossings between the two states, with some towns sharing the border. the recent spike in victoria is a stark warning that no matter how well a country is doing, the threat from the virus is far from over. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we take a look at how one us f

the state's premier daniel andrews says testing is at record levels and that authorities will continue to investigate how the spike in cases occurred. let's take a look now at some of the latest coronavirus developments around the world will start in the united states which has reached another daily record of new infections with $60000.00 reported cases u.s. president donald trump passed threaten to cut federal funding to public schools that refused to reopen in the autumn and the u.k. government has unveiled a stimulus package equivalent to 33000000000 euros to help the economy recover from the coronavirus laca. well the crisis is having a major impact on millions of h.i.v. patients who rely on lifesaving drugs it's estimated that nearly 40000000 people across the world are living with hiv over snow cure for the disease of course he said aids and she retroviral medications to help to control it but the coffee 90 pandemic is interrupting supply lines for the medication and h.r.t. patients are often scared to go to the hospital because of the pandemic the krege report. to me would have

been linked to other known infections making it near impossible to monitor and leaving premier daniel andrews with what he says was no choice but to bring back the tough measures even stricter measures are being enforced on 3000 residents in nonpublic housing towers in no been many from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds there are never a is one of them she says they feel excluded and thinks the huge police presence below is unnecessary and must be quiet and i think it's time for her in the past state had some difficulties with the police and racial. and it's like it's being ultra left for some of the young people are safe because. the same in their perspective the police and police them until now has been successful in suppressing covert 19 infections but returning to lockdown is a major setback as a strain leans attempt to recover from the impending recession and rising unemployment become a gauge al-jazeera cambrai the u.k. government says britain can begin selling weapons to saudi arabia once again after new export licenses were suspended last year under government review f

a huge spike in cases in specific pockets of the city of melbourne and the victorian premier daniel andrews gave an update a short time ago and he said that they had been 127 new cases reported in the states or even not on sunday now that he's like the biggest jump in cases that victoria has seen since the start of this hand to make which is why many different social distancing measures have now returned so you dozens of suburbs now returning to strict social distancing measures but also 3000 paypal stuck at least 5 days if not more in 9 public housing towers in melbourne that means like on leave holmes for the next 5 days until the government makes another decision on what will happen intensive care units are filling up in columbia's competent cases adult does a word many deaths are going on reported on a subgroup yet he has more from bogota. coffins carrying the bodies of 19 victims arrive for cremation at this cemetery on the outskirts of. the recent increase in the number of deaths in the colombian capital has meant cremation service is tripled here in the last couple of weeks funeral w

the state premier daniel andrews has said without reimposing the restrictions, the situation could spiraltime but we are in many respects in a more precarious, challenging, and potentially tragic position now than we were some months ago. mr andrews blamed a sense of complacency among some for the current covid—19 spike, adding that nine tower blocks will remain in full lockdown until testing is completed. previously, most cases had involved returning overseas travellers in quarantine. now, more than 80% are caused by community transmission. for the first time in 100 years, the border between victoria and new south wales is set to close, with heavy penalties for anyone trying to violate the rules, but the logistics of closure will be a challenge. there are about 50 crossings between the two states, with some towns sharing the border. the recent spike in victoria is a stark warning that no matter how well a country is doing, the threat from the virus is far from over. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we take a look at how one us family is mourning

being treated like prisoners with little access to food and medical supplies the state's premier daniel andrews says testing is at record levels and that authorities will continue to investigate how the spike in cases occurred. other coronavirus developments the u.k. government has unveiled a stimulus package equivalent to 33000000000 euros to help the economy recover from the lock down united states or set another daily record for new coronavirus infections with 60000 reported and the us president donald trump has that threatened to withdraw federal funding for public schools refused to open in the autumn. this week conflict zone program here in the dove who has an exclusive interview with former u.s. national security advisor john bolton has just published a book that's highly critical of president trump and he told comfort zone host to tips about him he hopes trump doesn't serve a 2nd term with 4 months away from the next of those elections what if trump loses by a small margin do you expect him to go quietly or organize some going of bizarre national emergency to try and stay way is well ma

the virus somewhere saying community transition so at a press conference on friday the premier daniel andrew says that the measures in place right now on not working and it's likely that restrictions will remain in place over the initial 6 week period that they were supposed to be in place and of course we may now be seeing even tonga measures on people in the state of victoria thank you so much for that nick and i gauge with the need to say from canberra in australia. and still ahead on al jazeera caught up been in libya's battle for tripoli why teenage prisoners recruited by a war going to have been released. i'm going hey reporting from thailand we will tell you how rubbish washed up on beaches is being used to help fight the spread of coronavirus. still plenty of nice warm weather across most southern areas of europe and despite all that cloud statement across some much of the old west we've actually got some sunshine across the u.k. scanlan a via as well not quite a subtle being in some areas of this up into switzerland some very nice kiss guys must cool water as well and of course thro

seen a huge but in cases in specific pockets of the city of melbourne and the victorian premier daniel andrews gave an update a short time ago and he said that they had been 127 new cases recorded in the states over the not on sunday now that he's like the biggest jump in cases that victoria has seen since the start of this hand to make which is why many different social distancing measures have now returned so you dozens of suburbs now returning to strict social distancing measures but also you 3000 papal stuff at least 5 days if not more in 9 public housing towers in melbourne that means like on leave holmes for the next 5 days until the government makes another decision on what will happen. now that 3 high profile hong kong activists have appeared in court charged with organizing an illegal protest last year the trio included the pro-democracy leader joshua wall who denied the charges his political party disbanded last week that the china imposed a controversial national security your own hong kong he said activist would be prime targets of the law which bans any activity that beijing consi

spike in cases once again and the sexual situation is escalating quite rapidly the premie of daniel andrews has just given up on numbers and says that 127 new cases have been recorded or even not on sunday that's the law just spike since this pandemic began dozens are in hospital an elderly man died last night and to deal with dozens of sought the spacing strict social distancing measures once again and 3000 people a locked inside 9 public housing towers that means that no one is allowed in right now and no one is allowed out let's just focus it on those $3000.00 people they are with in specific suburbs of melbourne what are the authorities saying about the way the virus is being transmitted in these areas exactly so the reason why these towers have been targeted is that there have been a lot of cases coming from that area but there has been huge debate about the equality of this why should people only in these towers be locked up in this way and the rules not apply to everyone where there are cases coming from different areas as well these are public houses many people in they is. don't sp

the victorian premiere daniel andrew says there are half a dozen large outbreaks in age care facilitiesre workers have unknowingly infected elderly residents. the capitol of melbourne is halfway through a six-week lockdown. they can be extended and threatened. the national death toll stands at 161. >>> i'm atika shubert in valencia. the spanish government insists the country is safe to visit even as there are more than 200 outbreaks across the country and surge in covid infections. the british government has imposed a mandatory quarantine for anybody entering the country from spain. norway has done the same. france has warned its citizens not to go to high risk areas in spain. that includes barcelona, the country's second largest city and a major tourist destination. >> thanks to all of our reporters for those updates. back in the states, the coronavirus is forcing a change at the annual september 11th memorial tribute. it will not include the often heartbreaking personal messages traditional traditionally used schedule will just have names read. they will adhere to safety guidelines. >

really is a feeling of ground whole day here hell have we returned to this but the state premier daniel andrews said there was no other option otherwise we would be seeing thousands of cases returned. well brazil's president is awaiting the results of a code 900 test after again being checked for the virus after complaining of fever joy or both and emerge from military hospital where your mosque has been widely criticized for refusing to wear one in public it will ignore in social distancing rules that have the president change the law requiring them in prisons and they vetoed mosques in churches schools and shops last week there would be no i'm avoiding coming now because i just came from hospital i did a lung x. ray and it's clear i'm going to take a kind of a test now in the united states the country's top infectious disease expert has warned the 1st wave of the pandemic is nowhere near over more than 50000 new cases have been reported daily facing criticism for his mishandling of the virus president trump is now pushing for schools to reopen in the autumn when children reports. the u.s. dea

really is a feeling of groundhog day here how have we returned to this but the state premier daniel andrews said there was no other option otherwise we would be seeing thousands of cases returned. well a row in the hundreds of millions the highest single day death toll since the start of the code would know if you know they're in february the health ministry says more than 200 people going to the post 24 hours just last week your own started to remember who some restrictions all through cases let's take this on we can speak to us about who joins us now from tehran and said that with the death toll climbing how is the whole system holding up. well we've seen an increase of cases and we're hearing from the government that hospital hospital admissions are up here in the capital the increased by 8.5 percent and that's worrying for the government because we were previously told that the virus was passing through the country and the worst hit areas were the south east and south western parts of the country now the admissions that we've seen over the last 24 hours one 3rd of those are here in the

spike, the that big victoria premier daniel andrews and prime minister scott morrison had a discussiong restrictions. local media is reporting something maybe along the lines of what the -- of what new ofland did in terms supermarkets, petrol stations and pharmacies being open. that would be a significant ramp-up and restrictions if they went ahead. the key to all of this is friday numbers. was aw cases thursday significant increase in what we have seen in the story of. there is almost 3200 cases in the past seven days as a backlog age caret tracing at centers, especially hard-hit. masks are now compulsory across the state of doria, -- victoria, but a lot of people are suffering lockdown 50, every day we see stories of people breaking rules and getting fined. shery: is the spread in other areas of the country? new: there is a spread in south wales, not huge, 18 cases thursday. jim's in schools -- gymnasiums and schools fall into these cases. melbourne was at this point about a month ago and that is a study of how quickly things escalate. there are also traces of coronavirus now in the

daniel andrews attributed the new cases to shift workers going to work when sick. he offered a $1500 hardship payment for them. public mask use in melbourne becomes mandatory on thursday. coronavirus restrictions in israel can change by the hour and people there have had enough. more on the measures that even some government leaders find frustrating. that's when we come back. like oy supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like ad

premiere daniel andrew says he has no confidence in the ability of private facilities to provide the care hospitals can. meantime, an australian government study reveals that icu patients have an 85% survival rate from covid-19 and this compares to only a 30% survival rate in u.s. intensive care units. i spoke with icu director dr. craig french about what he thinks australia has done better than other countries. >> in australia we've been very fortunate with a close collaboration between our federal governments, state governments, senior scientists an clinicians such that scientific data has informed our response. and that has been the basis for the government's response literally at the state level since this pandemic began. accordingly, we've had relatively fewer number of patients becoming infected with covid-19 and also that's meant we've had fewer patients that because there have been fewer patients infected, there are fewer patients critically unwell. as a result of that we've had the ability to treat our patients in intensive care unit where the system is not over stretched. >

victoria's premier daniel andrews announced the requirement for anyone in metropolitan melbourne anditchellshire, another hard hit part of the state. starting thursday, anyone without a mask in those areas could be fined. victoria is reporting more than 5600 total cases with 363 new infections on saturday. melbourne is under lockdown until mid-august. >>> most scientists would agree wearing masks is an efficient way to stay safe from the coronavirus in public. but what about the millions who have hearing loss and depend on reading lips to communicate? one 17-year-old has found a unique solution. >> my name is isabella. i am 17 years old. talking masks is this organization that i created to raise awareness for the deaf community during this time. so people who are deaf or hard of hearing rely on lip reading to communicate. so with this clear window it allows them to do so. i made over 300 masks, and the numbers continuing to grow. i use this template i created and i cut the fabric out. then i draw the outside of the mask as well as the inside and insert that clear vinyl and so sew tha

victoria's premiere, daniel andrews, announced the mandate for anyone in metropolitan melvin and in mitchellshire, another hard-hit part of the state. starting thursday, anyone without a mask in those areas could be fined. victoria reporting more than 56,000 total cases. 363 new infections on saturday. melbourne, under lockdown now till mid-august. now, right behind brazil in the total tally list is india, which is third in the number of covid-19 cases. and now, india has had its worst day ever. the health ministry just reporting, almost 39,000 new cases. the highest increase for a single day. india has more than 1 million cases, in all, at least. the death toll there, topping at least 26,000. >>> now, after more than 50 days, demonstrators continue to protest near the federal building in downtown portland. as cnn reported earlier in the day, officials erected reinforced steel fencing around the federal building, which has been repeatedly vandalized in prior days. that fence has been, pretty much, dismantled. cnn's josh campbell is joining us now, from portland. the fence. i saw your reporting on

been linked to other known infections making it near impossible to monitor and leaving premier daniel andrews with what he says was no choice but to bring back the tough measures even stricter measures are being enforced on 3000 residents in nonpublic housing towers in no been many from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds that our neighbor a is one of them she says they feel excluded and thinks the huge police presence below is unnecessary and must be quiet and i think it's time for her in the past state had some difficulties with the police and racial. 'd and it's like it's being ultra left for some of the young people are safe because. the same in their perspective the police and police them until now australia has been successful in suppressing covert 19 infections but returning to lockdown is a major setback as a stray lions attempt to recover from the impending recession and rising unemployment become a gauge al-jazeera cambrai israel's public health chief has resigned as the nation battles a recent surge in corona virus infections in a facebook post a single set ski warned

here's the premier of victoria, daniel andrews.we all work together over these next six weeks, as painful and frustrating and difficult as that will be, we will be able to get to the other side of this stay—at—home period. we'll able to then recommence our opening up in a cautious way, we will be able to repair the damage to the economy that this virus is doing and along the way, we'll be able to support those who need that support, whether it be businesses, families, individuals or indeed communities. this is, as i said, not the situation that anybody wanted to be in, but it is the reality that we must confront. to do otherwise is to pretend that this isn't real, to pretend that we have other options. the best public health advice is to take these steps. that's very well considered advice, the decision to take these steps is not an easy one, it's not taken lightly, but it is the most appropriate response to, again, take control of the virus, drive down case numbers and get to the point where we can recommence that opening up. our

the government and the premier of victoria daniel andrews has pledged to offer more support, but the a window at one of the tower blocks — "treat us as humans, not caged animals" it says. and here‘s one of the residents. i heard sirens outside, and when i looked down there were about 50 police cars just parked looked down there were about 50 police carsjust parked under our building, closing all the streets and every entrance and exit. when there is that much police presence, you begin to feel like you did something wrong, so it wasn't a safe feeling, there was no health representatives present at the time. people believe that these buildings are full of immigrants and people that, just lower class, and they don't treat them as normal citizens. europe next — for a time, it was the epicentre of the pandemic. now it‘s slowly re—opening. here‘s one example. the louvre in paris is back in business — albeit with limited visitor numbers, compulsory face masks and you have to book online in advance. big moment, notjust for the museum, but for paris as a toursist destination. the tourists ar

seen a huge but in cases in specific pockets of the city of melbourne and the victorian premier daniel andrews gave an update a short time ago and he said that they had been 127 new cases reported in the states or even not on sunday now that he's like the biggest jump in cases that victoria has seen since the start of this hand demick which is why many different social distancing measures have now returned so dozens of suburbs now returning to strict social distancing measures but also 3000 paypal stuck at least 5 days if not more in 9 public health and towers in melbourne that means i can't leave their homes for the next 5 days until the government makes another decision on what will happen well intensive care units are filling up and colombia's capital as case a sad that and doctors are worried that many deaths are going on reported our correspondent on a sunday reports from bogota. coffin scaring the bodies of covered 19 victims arrive for cremation at this cemetery on the outskirts of bogota the recent increase in the number of deaths in the colombian capital has meant cremation service is

through the community the state premier daniel andrews said that because of that he had no choice but to ramp up social distancing measures and what does that mean we are going back into lockdown many people feel like this is groundhog day essentially how we found ourselves in the same situation of staying inside out points and that's what it means for the next 6 weeks the millions of people in metropolitan mill been in some areas of regional victoria won't be able to leave their homes on less it's for essential raisins some vital work services or to get food or medical autumn's or to also exercise so this is a dramatic escalation in what's happening here but all therapies say that is absolutely necessary to make sure that we can contain this spread and keep numbers like they have been previously and part of that escalation is that closure of the border between new south wales and victoria how is that going to be enforced. this is a huge operation nothing like we've seen before it's been 100 years since this border has closed it's the biggest in the nation and the defense force have b

daniel died from his wounds. he was their only child. mark andrew is in the hospital. >> it's a stomach punch not just for me but for everybody who lives in this town. it's a horrible and terrible thing and it could not have happened to a nicer family. >> reporter: ester solace is a judge and he is a defense attorney. there were no prior threats but they do have a suspect. the body of roy den hollander was found today two miles from the attack. the fbi says he is the primary subject in the shooting. he appears to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. a fed ex package addressed to the judge was found. >> here is my husband mark andrew, my son daniel who's really excited. >> reporter: judge solace is the first latina district court judge in new jersey. she has presided over a number of high profile cases. her son daniel wanted to study law just like both her parents. he was a good kid who was often seen playing basketball in the yard with his dad. he was only 20 years old. >> the suspect said he is a men's rights attorney. he's been part of a

and now team owner daniel snyder appears to be backtracking on past vows to never make that change. >> it was amazing that we've reached this point. >> reporter: andrewis director of villanova's center for sports law. and a former nfl executive. he says other nfl owners may be nudging snyder. >> we're in a different climate, a different atmosphere. owners that have never pressured -- that may be too strong a word -- mr. snyder to change the name of his team may be taking a different tact now. >> reporter: roger goodell said in the last weeks we've had ongoing discussions, and we're supportive of this important step. pressure to make a name change may not be limited to the nfl. last night, the cleveland indians said they're determining the way forward with their team name. brandt says while support among point in officials is there to change washington's name, a wide review of mascots is causing some to be concerned. >> here's the refrain i get -- where does it end? we may be getting into a slippery slope. >> it won't just be fireworks lighting up the sky in 4th of july. lightning, thunder, and rain are all expected from the gulf coast to the northern

jedediah: daniel, a lot of very powerful people are probably very, very nervous out of fear what she might say. one of her closest confidants said she will not talk about prince andrewat comes up almost immediately on everybody's mind. is he off limits, and if she does talk what things will you think come up here? >> she dated prince andrew, reportedly. she has a very close relationship. one of accusers who accused jeffrey epstein and ghislaine maxwell said she introduced, ghislaine maxwell introduced the accuser to ghislaine maxwell and. how much does donald trump, how much does bill barr, how much do they want to seek justice and how much pressure will they put on the system? these include diplomatic questions. are we going to start extraditing princes, maybe not be maybe. those are political questions and i think ghislaine maxwell if she talks, regardless whether the people end up being prosecuted i think it could shed a lot of light epus get to this mystery. why did of course her and jeffrey epstein, why did they not face justice for some years even though we knew their stories? these are important questions hopefully we get to the bottom of. jedediah: yeah, abs

here's victoria's premier daniel andrews.ictorians, don't for a moment think you can flout these rules, you will be stopped and asked and if you don't have a lawful excuse, then there are significant penalties that will apply. victoria police are taking this seriously, and they will continue to, that is what we need, we need to make sure with everybody. hopefully it is a very small number if any, but if there are any victorians who do the wrong thing, then the victoria police will be out there to make sure that you are not making selfish choices that put not only your only health at risk, the health of your family, but indeed the health of every single family at risk. let's speak to ali cupper, australian mp and independent member of the victorian legislative assembly. thank you very much forjoining us. first of all, to put things into context for us, describe where you are context for us, describe where you a re exactly context for us, describe where you are exactly where that is in relation to covid hotspots. so we are up i

speaking today, the premier of victoria, daniel andrews, said he was buoyed to see "some consistency" warned a state—wide lockdown was possible — if people became complacent with australia's worst outbreak in almost three months. ultimately, if i didn't shut down those postcodes i'd be shutting down all postcodes, and i don't think we really wa nt all postcodes, and i don't think we really want to get to that point. we all want to work hard, literally day and night, to try and avoid that sort of an outcome. i'm confident because the public health team are confident that the strategy of lockdown, just as it worked the last time we did it, albeit across the state, will again be successful in pulling this thing up. that's the most important thing we all have to focus on and that's exactly what we are focused on. let's talk to professor mary—louise mclaws, a professor of epidemiology at the university of new south wales, expert in infection prevention and control and advisor to the world health organization. thank you forjoining us. what are these outbreaks down to, would you say? there a