japan's defense ministry says the male in his 20s was confirmed to be infected on saturday and is beingreated at a local hospital. he is among a dozen sdf personnenel working as liaisonst a command center. the merrettin self-defefense foe has a desestroyer and d defense aircraft deploloyed off somalal for anti-piracycy opererations. seven members have been tested fofor the v virus aftfter a clet an accommodation facility was found to be infected. the other six are in self-isolation. the defensemen psychiatry says the command center remains in operation with anti-piracy missions going ahead as planned. >>> stock markets across asia fell on tuesday, some of them sharply, following overnight losses on wall street. this reflects the historic plunge of oil prices as the coronavirus crisis saps demand. tokyo's nikkei average dropped almost 2% from monday's close. analysts say the oil crash is fueling concerns over the pandemic's impact on the global economy. other benchmarks in the region also ended lower. the shanghai composite fell for the first time in four trading days. hong kong's hang s

others were injured in the blast which is thought to have targeted an oil tanker the turkish defense ministry has blamed the kurdish y p g which it considers a terrorist group a free and has been under the control of turkish backed troops for 2 years a number of civilian casualties have been reported in war torn libya it comes as forces from the un recognized government continue to advance on warlord holly for have to stronghold into huna the government of national accord is currently attacking have to us forces in the city of misurata around 95 kilometers from the capital tripoli after us forces have responded by shelling the city indiscriminately on monday have to ended all political talks with the government. un's top human rights representative to me in ma is stepping down yeah a least spent the last 6 years highlighting the atrocities committed against they will hang a minority and in her final report she said the military's actions of the hallmarks of genocide. reports require. the human rights envoy to myanmar made her pronouncement visit to myanmar in january 2017 she seen here in rak

the are not back at one there is the distinct possibility of a 2nd wave of infections turkey's defense ministry says that at least 40 people have been killed in 2 bombings in syria it's blaming the y. p.g. group for the attacks in africa and in the northwest of the country there are reports that one of the explosions targeted an oil tanker the city's been under the control of turkish tax troops for 2 years. we're going to weather update next here on al-jazeera then the u.n. is top human rights representative for you me and mark prepares to step down leaving a damning assessment on the plight of the hangar. in one nicholas hawk indycar senegal find out next why this country with a small health budget has the biggest rate of recovery in infected patients in africa. hello there are plenty of warm sunshine across central and southern areas of china the rain has gone for the time being so if you shine as educated away from northern sections of japan particular. heavy downpours on a wednesday but not a cold day 13 celsius is the high and sunny warming up all the while across much of holland show else

the russian president says the defense ministry could be called on to help tackle the virus crisis as it continues to worsen the country reported its biggest daily increase in corona virus cases with more than 2 and a half 1000 new infections. one of the 600 crew who caught the virus on board a u.s. aircraft carrier has now died the captain of the feared or roosevelt was fired for writing to his commanders begging for help to stop the spread of the disease on board at least 116 people in south korea who were cleared of the virus have again tested positive 51 similar cases were reported there last week it is raising concerns within the government as it tries to stamp out infections mcbride's in seoul he says this is significant. it is a worrying development this is a phenomenon that epidemiologists in the center of disease control here have been studying for quite a while the months this large population of people here who got sick towards the end of february beginning of march who got the virus who were there not treated in hospital or treated at home and some 7000 of those people hav

those were injured in the blast which is thought to have targeted an oil tanker the turkish defense ministry has blamed the kurdish y p g which it considers a terrorist group a freeness been under the control of turkish backed troops for 2 years workers in italy of course and to place the final section of a new bridge in genoa almost 2 years after 43 people were killed when the previous one collapsed at a small ceremony italy's prime minister's african to hail the new bridge as a rare symbol of hope in italy where nearly 27000 people have died from the corona virus the bridge is expected to open in the 2nd half of july. or one of the top stories on out as there are more than a 1000000 people in are confirmed to have been infected by corona virus in the u.s. more than any other country on 57000 people have died from the disease in all president donald trump has held talks with florida's governor as the state looks to lift lockdown restrictions other states have already started to reopen in the u.k. tributes have been paid to front line workers who've been killed by the virus it comes as new d

france's defense ministry says almost 700 of the nearly 2000 sailors on board its shoulder goal aircraft carrier and escort vessels have tested positive for the corona virus more than 30 have been hospitalized carrier was ordered back to port after an outbreak on board. and partial results from south korea's general election show a landslide election victory for the left leaning governing party the democratic party looks set to gain a majority in the national assembly boosted by an effective response to the coronavirus the election was carried out under strict social distancing rules. israel's president has tasked the country's parliament with forming a government after parliament speaker binny gunson prime minister binyamin netanyahu missed a deadline to reach a unity deal the country could now face its 4th election in just one year. the i.m.f. says that the asia pacific region will experience 0 growth this year for the 1st time since the $960.00 s. due to the massive economic damage caused by the corona virus and a new report warns that the impact in asia will be quote severe across th

was with ammunition that was very unusual and instead of heading towards jordan it was to the defense ministrythey line the entire family up against the wall to machine gun all of them. the prime minister of iraq was the de facto leader of the country and was found a day later and executed on the spot and executed on the street it was a very violent and a stunning blow to america's interest in the middle east. a series of events look who was led by this man nobody knew who this guy was a complete unknown egyptians didn't know the russians didn't know who he was. a complete unknown factor. the coup plotters may or may not have been pro- egyptian but people on the street demonstrated immediately the streets in baghdad july 14 and those that overthrew the government it was not a big stretch to come to that conclusion that this was an egyptian sponsored coup. for then and today with a highly sectarian government and based on the fiction by 1958 there on - - that was no longer true but to be imposed on the french was the colonial master and the president had to be a christian and the sunni muslim a

with ammunition which was very unusual instead of heading towards jordan it went to the royal defense ministryand lined the family up against a wall and two machine gun all of them and their bodies were dragged through the streets. the prime minister of iraq was the de facto leader of the country of 20 years without a day later and executed on the spot and dragged to the street. very violent and a stunning blow to america's interest. so through a series of events all building up through the 14th of july in iraq. the coup was led by this man nobody knew who this guy was egyptians didn't know who he was the americans didn't the russians didn't he was a complete unknown factor. the coup plotters were not pro- egyptian but people on the streets demonstrated immediately where their sympathies were with the streets in baghdad on jul july 14 the tanks that overthrew the government had nasser all over them it wasn't a big stretch to come to the conclusion this was the egyptian sponsored coup the lebanese at that point this gentleman was the prime minister and the president of lebanon in the fifties ha

mori also said she'll ask the defense ministry to send the self-defense forces to help.he wants personnel who dealt with the quarantined "diamond princess" cruise ship to train the detention center officers. >>> now, the spread of the coronavirus is casting a shadow overer the japananese fishing industry. people across the nation are eating out less and demand from abroad is declining. but some businesses are now creating new sales strategies. n hnk k nhk world's reporter reports. >> reporter: in hokkaido, northern japan, is known for its production of seafood delicacies. early in the morning, at the start of the season in march, you will see the fishing boats with fisherman yoshioka shoega. he throws a net on the sea bed to harvest sea cucumber and sea urchin. sea cucumber is known as a black diamond. most of the catch here goes to china. today, yoshioka caught 25 kilograms of sea cucumber and 10 kilograms of sea urchin in about four hours. he took them to the auction at the local seafood market. the price is only 60% of what it was last year because of the decrease in

france's defense ministry says a third of the nearly 2000 sailors on board its aircraft carrier and escortessels have tested positive for coronavirus. the carrier was o ordered back o port after an outbreak on board. africa has confirmed more than 16,000 covid-19 cases and almost 900 deaths and those numbers are rising in all but two countries on the continent. many countries have taken steps to prevent the spread, such as closing borders and mass gatherings. since measures are often difficult to enforce, people often live close together. our next report looks at the situation in one community in kenya. >> life goes on in africa's biggest slum in the kenyan capital, nairobi. for now at least. people here have so far been spared the full force of the virus. on april 15, just over 200 infections and nine deaths were recorded in the entire country. but given developments elsewhere, many are afraid of what is to come and worry what measures they can take to prevent the worst. some residents say locking down the population in a place like this is not an option as it could lead to starvation or

died in england and wales is 52 percent higher than the government figures show the turkish defense ministry says that at least 40 civilians have been killed in 2 bombings in syria it's blaming the kurdish y p g for the attacks in a free and in the northwest there are reports that one of the explosions targeted an oil tanker the city has been under the control of turkish backed troops for 2 years. there's the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after rewind next. to rewind. since we launched al jazeera english back in 2006 our library of award winning documentaries has been growing year by year and here on rewind we're revisiting some of the best of them today we're rewinding more than 10 years to a series that looked at the data lives of children in conflict zones we've picked a particularly moving episode in which the filmmakers traveled to gaza where today 45 percent of the population children under 15 all of whom have firsthand experience of the machinery and consequences of violence. the children you're about sony's traumatized by their days had a lives in gaza but as you'll

the turkish defense ministry but -- ministry blamed the ypg, considered a terror group.n under control of turkish-backed groups for two years. casualties civilian are reported in war-torn libya the u.n. recognized government's soldiers advanced on a warlord's stronghold. attacked aboutg 95 kilometers from the capital of tripoli. forces responded by shelling the city indiscriminately. on monday, the end all political talks with the government. the u.n. top human rights representative to me and mark is stepping down -- representative ar is stepping down and highlighting what she calls hallmarks of genocide. we have more from our correspondent. correspondent: the human rights envoy to myanmar made her appointment in january 2017. she is seen here. in august of that year, security forces attacked the rohingya minority there. they have martin -- they have not been allowed to visit since. military commanders said the crackdown was a response to attacks on military posts by rohingya activists. nearly 30 -- nearly three quarters escaped over the border into bangladesh. of genoci

it went from moscow this morning according to the russian defense ministry. this footage showed boxes of medical equipment inside the plane. the delivery follows a phone call between vladimir putin and president trump on monday with the leaders discussed operation in the fight against the pandemic. the kremlin said that the phone call took place in washington's request. >>> sonoma county became the seventh in the bay area to extend its restrictions until at least may 3 leaving napa and solano county as the only counties not to make a similar move for shelter in place. critical businesses will now need to develop a comprehensive plan for social distancing for customers and employees, and the list of businesses that qualify as essential has been adjusted. that will bring construction projects in the bay area to a halt. >> every unnecessary contact with another person increases the chance that the virus may spread. >>> new restrictions on what you can do outdoors as of midnight. the use of playgrounds, dog parks and picnic areas became off-limits. golf courses,

help i support undocumented immigrants and why spyware company and so group is part of israel's defense ministry to use mobile phone data to track infected citizens even though in a cell group is under an f.b.i. investigation on suspicion of hacking u.s. residents and companies and gathering intelligence on governments over why a customs and border patrol commissioner recently tweeted facial recognition as a touch free hygenic way to validate your identity as well as protect from exposure to covert 19 and other germs at the airport jesus if they thought * tweets like that were convincing than mike bloomberg might as well have tweeted stop and frisk is a great way to educate youth about careers along foresman but another democrat the coronavirus begs the same question posed to anyone peer pressured into playing the game never have i ever why wouldn't you want to sacrifice some of your personal data for a greater good it was the same question our government asked us after the september 11th attacks except edward snowden pointed out that government surveillance programs intended to stop terrorism w

france's defense ministry says that almost 700 out of nearly 2000 sailors onboard it's sheilds and all 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 on board. well we had to asia now where the i.m.f. says that the asia pacific region will experience 0 growth this year for the 1st time since the 1960 s. due to the massive economic damage caused by the corona virus the new report warns that the impact in asia could be quite severe across the board and unprecedented massive drops in industrial and retail activity a major supply chain disruption and a huge collapse in demand from europe and north america have been felt across the continent since the start of the year is very unclear and couldn't from business who's covering the story for us i mean it's quite clear the coronavirus having a devastating effect economically what are the biggest factors for the i.m.f. shaping the outlook in particular in asia well i think when we look at there's no good time to have a globa

france's defense ministry says all 700 of the nearly 2000 sailors on board shawl to go aircraft carrier have and escort vessels have tested positive for the corona virus more than 30 have been hospitalized the carrier was ordered to ordered back to port after an outbreak on board. a french court has ordered to stop selling non-essential goods for months and improve its hygiene rules due to coronavirus the giant u.s. online retailer said it will appeal the decision which also ordered a hygiene inspection of distribution centers over the next month the company faces fines of up to a 1000000 euros per day if it does not comply. working from home chatting sending sensitive data to cloud services since the law began workflows have moved online it's a convenient solution for many in times of pandemic but it's but i.t. experts are warning that cyber security and data protection could get squashed. like in the age of coronavirus people keeping their distance seeking to gather list digitally using platforms that were once unfamiliar millions working from home uploading sensitive data to klout se

turkey's defense ministry says that at least 40 civilians have been killed in 2 bombings in syria it's blaming the kurdish y p g for the attacks in africa and in the northwest there are reports that one of the explosions targeted an oil tanker the city's but under the control of turkish backed troops for 2 years others the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story next. how can you have in rights be respected in the time of krona bias and countries are accused of using the fight against the pandemic as an excuse to crack down on people's freedoms but i'll difficult is it to balance that fight and basic rights this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm richelle carey the coronavirus restrictions are meant to save lives but for authoritarian leaders they can be an excuse to adopt repressive measures and the covert 1000 emergency is fast becoming a human rights crisis that's the warning from the u.n. secretary general antonio terrace is highlighted a rise in hate speech the targeting of vulnerable groups and heavy handed security responses is also said

ammunition which was very unusual and instead of heading towards jordan at head to the palace of the defense ministrydatelined the entire royal family up against a wall and machine-gunned all of them. in their bodies were dragged through the streets it was really ugly. the prime minister of iraq who is been the defective leader for the country was founded a day later and he was similarly executed on the spot and dragged through the streets. it was a very, very violent and stunning below to american interests in the little middle east pretty of a series of events that are all building up here. on the 14th of july, comes the coup and iraq. the coup was led by this man, cost him, nobody knew who this guy was. he was a complete unknown the egyptians didn't know who he was the americans did know who he was the russians didn't know who he was. he was a complete unknown factor. the coup plotters may or may not have been pro- egyptian. people on the streets and iraq demonstrated immediately that their sympathies were with him you see this pictures in july 14 with the streets holding up pictures, the tanks th

acknowledgement of the struggles new zealanders are facing front line staff 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 dev

foreign ministry and the 1st french foreign ministry also sad that it's checking with the french defense ministry so that it can respond to that complain from the libyan foreign ministry meanwhile the internationally recognized government says that one person has been killed in an attack on the health complex to tripoli 6 others were injured during shelling on the military medical authorities headquarters the building is reportedly next to a medical center that's treating coronavirus cases the attack has been linked to forces loyal to the warlord company for off top. saudi arabia's oil revenues of foreign by 24 percent since the start of the year the world's largest oil exporter suffered a deficit of $9000000000.00 in the 1st quarter global demand has collapsed and storage units in the early fall as factories stay closed due to the pandemic the oil glass is creating a strange spectacle off the coast of california as well brunell's reports now from los angeles. a sign of global economic breakdown floating offshore dozens of huge oil tankers sitting outside the port of los angeles each vessel up to

foreign ministry and the foot french foreign ministry also sad that it's checking with the french defense ministry so that it can respond to that complain from the libyan foreign ministry the internationally recognized government says that a person has been killed in an attack on a health complex near tripoli 6 other people were injured during shelling on the military medical authorities headquarters the building is reportedly next to a medical center the treats coronavirus cases the attack has been linked to forces loyal to the warlord or the 4 huffed off. a weather update on al jazeera then one of india's best known actors has died we'll hear more about the life and work of a phone call plus. i'm rob reynolds in san piedro california where a fleet of dozens of oil triggers are anchored off shore with no place to go will have our report coming up. however we've got some rather hot weather into northern parts of china at the moment pleasantly warm for the korean peninsula and also for japan a little bit of cloud there just spilling out some of the sea of japan that'll just flood overthrows more th

concerned about and then there are other governments as well the australian government has told its defense ministry and all of its agencies don't use zoom for your calls and as you mentioned earlier this week new york city schools will no longer allows them to be use and that's because of the zoom bombing issue where people are able to hack into and then jump onto the calls from their uninvited so there's a lot of problems here but when governments start to move away from you it's a sign that they simply do not trust that you have security features in place i mean 1st it's one thing for businesses to run away from you but now governments that's right that's the big news here out of minute left i want to ask what has all of this bad news meant for us in stock well it's been nothing but bad i will give you some numbers here the company shares closed down about 7.5 percent that happened on tuesday at about $113.00 they have lost nearly a 3rd of their market value since they hit record highs in march so in march they were hitting record highs they've lost a 3rd of that value already and as governments

more missile activity but they have launched satellites into space in the past mostly for the defense ministry or for communications and telecommunications but this is the 1st time the government has claimed to have launched a military satellite into orbit tell me more about how the iranian government well how it describes they sell to satellites and what they use for. well that is really the question that most world leaders most people will be asking themselves what does it mean that iran says it's launched a military satellite now military satellites are generally used for similar purpose purposes to communication satellites just for military purposes so we're likely to see this for intelligence gathering for gathering imagery visual imagery of earth from orbitz we're likely to see it being used for secure military communications and for navigation purposes for military forces on land and sea but what we're also seeing here is that this serves not only practical military purposes but also a very important symbolic purpose the r.g.c. does not do anything that does not project strength any tim

into orbit so we've been seeing a number of satellites launched into space since then for the defense ministry for very specifically for telecommunications technology and use as well but this is the 1st time we're seeing them say that this is a military satellite it's likely to be used for capturing imagery for intelligence gathering for secure communications for military assets on the ground and on the sea and for navigation purposes and it reminds me of the the situation with the nuclear program in that the united states for example says the nuclear program it's to build a weapon while iran says it's full civilian purposes and we get the same argument here over a space program. that's exactly right iran was one of the founding members in the fifty's of the un body that was meant to govern space make sure that countries are using any space technology or anything they launch into orbit for peaceful purposes and since then iran has been ambitious about trying to become one of the countries that is capable of doing so and really in the last 2 decades we've seen them elbow themselves in to what i

others were injured in the blast which is thought to have targeted an oil tanker the turkish defense ministry has blamed the kurdish y. p.g. for the attack which it considers a terrorist group a freeman has been under the control of turkish backed troops for 2 years. there's a top stories do stay with us in our there the stream is up next i'll have more news for your after that thanks for watching. i am feeling ok and your industry in america is making headlines by the way it is handling the global pandemic what does it mean for brown and black people today we can pass stories and stats and stories about racism health care and the coronavirus you can jump in that conversation you can weigh in on the new cheve fest i want you to meet the guests nicole hannah jensen welcome to the stream introduce yourself to our international audience. and the fabric of new york times magazine covering racial inequality in r. and the creator of the fix the 1000 private sector to happy and. tell us who you are i am dr sarah barber i'm a social epidemiologist and faculty member object so university of the door i

very unusual and instead of heading towards jordan they headed towards the real palace and the defense ministrynd the took the role palace and lined the entire royal family up against a wall and machine-gunned all of them and then their bodies were dragged through the streets. it was a really uglyll tactic te prime minister of iraq who had been the de facto leader of the country for 20 years was found a day later and he was similarly executed on the spot and dragged through the streets. was a very violent and stunning blow to american interest in the middle east. you have a series of events which are all building up here and on the 14th of july comes the coup in iraq. the coup was led by this man custom and nobody knew who this guy was but he was a complete unknown and the egyptians did not know who he was, americans did not know who he was and the russians did not know who he was. he was a complete unknown factor. the coup plotters may or may not have been pro- egyptian but people on the streets in iraq demonstrated immediately that there some of these were with nasser. here you see a picture

turkey's defense ministry says that at least 40 civilians have been killed in 2 bombings in syria it's blaming the y p g group for the attacks in africa and in the northwest there are reports that one of the explosions targeted an oil tanker cities but under the control of turkish backed troops for 2 years. millions of war refugees in syria facing what's being described as a potential catastrophe the u.s. based humanitarian organization refugees international says that they're crammed into a small area making them more vulnerable to the spread of covert 19 nearly 3000000 civilians in a province a boxed into an area which was home to just half a 1000000 before the war began 9 years ago so far the virus is blamed for the deaths of 3 syrians and 42 infections mostly in the capital damascus but doctors fear a major outbreak could result in what they call a bloodbath because 83 percent of the population lives in poverty hospitals and it lip fewer than $100.00 ventilators to treat around 3000000 people so hard trash is a senior advocate for the middle east at refugees international she expla

primarily for communication purposes front primarily under the auspices of the defensemen the defense ministry but this is the 1st time we're seeing the i.r.g.c. specifically taking credit for launching what they're calling a military satellite into orbit to tell me more about what's and i think government is saying about the use of this satellite. well generally we see satellites used primarily for telecommunications communications different kinds as a military satellite by definition what we're likely to see is this being used specifically for intelligence gathering for things like secure military communications navigation imagery and basically taking high quality photo and video of the different spaces that the satellite can see we also have to look at the context within which this military satellite launches happened we've seen the united states and iran verbal the end physically clash in the waters around the gulf countries and 29000 they shot down a u.s. drone with a missile this is likely something that they will use to help with possibly targeting systems and we're likely to see this t

currently in the atlantic ocean a very worrying situation indeed for the french military the defense ministry today has confirmed that there are about 40 soldiers on board that are showing coronavirus symptoms not those soldiers we understand who will be now isolated kept apart from that colleagues because of course there would be great concern that in such a contained restricted area as an aircraft carrier that the current virus could spread very quickly among the other crew we know that a special testing team is on its way to the ship to carry out a test and bring more medical equipment on board the shuttle to go though it is of course very well equipped they do have intensive care units there are about 20 medical staff doctors and nurses but you have to imagine that if the current virus was to spread throughout the crew that they simply would not be able to cope and don't need to remove any crew that do test positive for the coronavirus now the french defense minister has said in the past few days that there have been around 600 coronavirus cases in the french military that happen to be an

port in 2 long on monday at least $31.00 saying there is have been hospitalized and the french defense ministry says testing is ongoing earlier the french prime minister announced that health care staff in france's most stricken areas would receive a bonus as well as higher pay for overtime. the world health organization and yemeni authorities are rushing to upgrade the country's hospitals before the coronavirus outbreak becomes too widespread years of war have to store the evidence health water and sanitation systems and 80 percent of the population already require humanitarian aid there are only 37 hospitals nationwide and ventilators are in short supply evan only has one confirmed case but little testing has been done and there are fears the real number could be much higher. presell health minister has refused the resignation of a senior health official leading the country's a fight against the corona virus outbreak let's take you back to the rose garden now and donald trump's news conference he started to take questions in the press let's listen now because of the pandemic we are going to d

missions but also the russian invention in syria that was meant to be good pr led by the russian defense ministry to travel to syria to deliver medicines to hospitals but that is the direct out, foreign policy. so the museum dedicated to the gulags was subject to what you would call a hostile takeover from the states and found it in the nineties by a local diy and taken out from under them ten years later. and at the peak of the anti- western hysteria where among other things of the since the museum had committed it is too soft on ukrainian prisoners held at the museum or held at the prison in the postwar years and linking to nationalism with the fascism is now used as an explanation why russia had to intervene or stand up for the citizens to be embroiled in conflict with the ugly ukrainian fascism to have these exhibits that spoke to those people even with you were not expected the attitude to the outside world affected the compromise. >> so with this book what is the motivation to be fully open with you knowing that who might read the book is there any underlying that plays out? and with that b

this is footage from the russian defense ministry showing boxes of medical equipment in that plane. it followed a phone call between vladimir putin and president trump on monday where they discussed cooperation in this fight . the kremlin said that this phone call took place at the request of washington dc. >>> april 1 is census day today and there are efforts underway to make sure the coronavirus pandemic doesn't disrupt this years count. 36% of the nation's households have responded so far but the coronavirus is interrupting the process. door to door deliveries are now on hold to millions of homes in rural areas. the need for an accurate count ensures communities get political representation and federal dollars in help for roads, schools, emergency services, and money that could aid in times of the crisis. >> those funds, those resources that are provided to communities across the country, they deal with things like emergency preparedness. >>> covid-19 is impacting how college students will be counted since many have moved home with classes now cancel that school. students must us

same time another team are alerted on the island a specialist unit that works for the danish defense ministry once the alarm is sounded they immediately set up one of the over 20 harbors on the island and get to work on the contaminated fishing boats. we train them all the time of personnel and equipment just this is prepared to leave our barracks within 15 minutes and then we will be up and running within 2 hours. regardless of what operators in front of. operations are conducted under the strictest of precautions centimeter by centimeter the team decontaminate the boat as well as its nets and traps with a chlorine solution that neutralizes the poison gas once everything has been properly cleaned they contact the fishery authorities. not on that. once we've been informed our inspectors checked the entire boat and after that they were given permission to continue fishing the owner is awarded compensation for their losses from the catch that had to be destroyed. plus additional compensation from the government for having found a poison gas shells. shells and fish returned to the sea in an offi

the defense ministry has given us a no comment to this reporting at this point. but the blue hats, the presidential office here in south korea, has said that they have no comment on reporting. but they have seen no unusual activity within north korea. so it really appears as though things are as normal within the country. but it is the military side that many do look for quite frequently. and one interesting point is just the online publication daily nk here reporting, quoting just one source, saying they believe it was april 12th that this -- this surgery took place. we can't independently confirm that at cnn but on april 14th, there was a military drill that took place. and there was, also, some short-range cruise missiles, which were launched within the country. and that sometime -- something that usually the north korean leader would be in attendance at. and we would, quite often, see photos and footage the day after that event. we, still, to this day, haven't seen the footage of that. so that was interesting. and then, of course, the very next day, april 15t

defense ministry doesn't have a comment at this point. but the blue hats, the presidential office here in seoul, does say that they have seen no abnormal activity within north korea, at this point. could be referring to military, as well. but they also said they have nothing to comment on when it comes to this reporting. but when it comes to the military, it is interesting that we have seen kim jong un quite -- quite present in recent weeks. up until the middle of april. daily nk, an online publication here, did report they believed that surgery was an april the 12th. and we did see a military drill on april 14th. this was when there were cruise missiles, short-range cruise missiles fired. and it is the sort of thing that kim jong un would usually be present at. it was interesting. afterwards, you wait a day or two to get the footage from north korea itself, but there has, to this day, been no images, no footage, reporting of that beyond the facts itself. of course, that is not proof of anything substantial. but it is another interesting

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