well our correspondent michele wall has been tracking developments on that story for us from delhi good to see animation can you tell us what about the trajectory of the storm how it is going and whether we can think that we've seen the worst of the damage so far. well the bluster of the stalling dumbstruck the impact it's had on after making that meeting very behind us but of course the assessment of the true assessment of the damage it has tracked all of the flaws of the do you want us to do it already that have been devoid of the loss of light that have been cleaned up through the communication lines have been knocked down and even the capped off best thing velocity of. the doubt electricity in batches well the night yesterday now davido off the state has already estimated damages to the extent of 12000000000 euros so does definitely been a heavy impact off today but of course we missed seeing what exactly be extent of the damage has been over the course of the day we saw millions of people evacuated ahead of this storm or have efforts to prepare for the cyclon paid off. in india spe

let's go straight now to our correspondent neera choudhry in delhi good day to human error what's the latest you're hearing from the areas in the bay of bengal under stress. according to the latest reports the cycle fund will be striking the eastern coast to region sometime between 4 pm to 6 pm in didn't local time to do the rescue or for the evacuation efforts are still going on the eastern states which will be impacted the most. multiple districts of these 2 states will be impacted so according to the reports well there are 400000 people who have been evacuated from these 2 states and have been moved to image and see shelters according to reports or 2000000 people have been evacuated in bangladesh at the moment to the priority is to see it as many lives as possible and for that in india over 40 disaster management teams are on the ground and even some sections of the indian navy are on stand boys signed by to provide the medical aid. how does this storm compare with past ones past. when it is being said it's being said that this is one of the most powerful cycles to hit the countrie

today joining put him in there and his team as the head to the slum on the outskirts of new delhi. for good news in a funny funny way the. board here was millennial you know look you know. you've been reporting it. there on the autobahn the dog. ballot but joe bomb it by going to dinner but because they're doing it that's by the pentagon doing it but to leg a the tail of the times they're going to go because they're going it. was going to go smile so my. before the sikhs arrived these people were going hungry today they're receiving a meal of bread rice thanks to both and lentils. quinolone their will but i will give it up organic about amid the bought an even of a. they're done with the same occasion with the food distribution but they're still quite a few times the last thing and they starting the crowd around the boss decides to eat up the list to maintain social distance of a. week i don't have it out at me and. the next shop is only a few kilometers away. and the volunteers try to reach at least 10 slums every day. and they're never going to know that. there were going over there. for

get the latest on these dual disasters with our correspondent nira choudhry joining us from delhi mirror good day to you what's the latest you're hearing from the areas in the bay of bengal all they are especially under threat right now. well those regions are bracing themselves for the cycling which is expected to strike just in a couple of hours from now and the eastern states which are going to be impacted out west on an already saw. over $400000.00 people have been evacuated so far and they have been moved to image and sea shelters and over 40 disaster management teams on the ground a section of the indian navy is also standing on standby prepared to deliver medical aid whenever required what's it looking like at this hour how big of a storm is this weather just quite a fear cycle and the last one was such intensity to hit india happened in 1990 and then that cycle instruct us to to 40 again over 10000 lives are lost and this again is being cited one of the most powerful cycles to hit both india and by one of these about 48 hours ago this was being characterized as a super cycle on but i

freedom dividend sorry is a senior journalist and political commentator joins me via skype from new delhi good to have you with us mr ansari on the program how much weight does this report have and what sort of influence will it have on the national government. well i don't know if this report to a long will will have much of an influence but put together given the fact that there are now what he says emanating from protest emanating from within the country and and outside specially in the middle east. has begun to take some kind of perfect we had the prime minister of india for the 1st time in the 6 years that he's been in power and the talk of. him speak of reaching out to people and he said that doesn't discriminate based discriminate based on the basis of cost of religion do you have the head of the art assess saying don't target didn't die community just because of the 4 took you so it does appear to be having some effect this report do but in conjunction with the protests within the country as well to outside many of the details parts of the report feature obviously incidents that happen

to delhi greedo good night vision this found it going to be years ago it all started with the blog to this day go and sing growing it whenever he comes across environmental problems. in the 1st blog post 1st published in march 2007 and then it will be published on interesting stories you know we got the momentum it's extra remember there was a. segment that had been spotted in jane you so there was a friend of ours who was spotted in there and seen a professor and he shared the photograph of us already and then immediately asked permission and posted in the blog saying look a common bombs haven't spotted in any and then i'm going to buy it i was going to fast prince or picked up a snake and he shared this information and for you the fact that you know how the park was being really showed the photograph in us and we immediately took it the mission and then publish it on the blog saying look this is what it's all about it's not just you know and it's also about is my that it's not just people it's all to having biodiversity and i. love to become a campaign by page for an environmental a

fall behind when it comes to goals then don't let us ok we have to leave it the deficit in new delhi good to talk to you thank you very much thank you brazil now has the 2nd highest number of coronavirus cases in the world behind only the united states is confirmed nearly 350000 infections and more than $22000.00 people have died it's believed the total could be even higher as brazil was slow to introduce testing the world health organization says latin america is the new epicenter but many countries are torn between listing restrictions and tightening them. yeah a break in brazil is also threatening indigenous communities infections are rising quickly in densely populated cities but as catching explains they are spreading to more remote places too. it's a 5 hour boat ride from the amazons of largest city to the tourists only those indigenous village people here locked out all visitors hoping isolation will keep them safe from the virus but it didn't cover 1000 is spreading to isolated villages like this one as infections rise in some of the regions highly populated cities about 100 peopl

let's go straight now to our correspondent manoora choudhary in delhi for us good day to madeira what's the latest you're hearing from the areas in the bay of bengal under threat at this hour. well the cyc known as expected to strike the indian calls to regions the tween afternoon and evening today in india it will be impacting the eastern states or west being all in all the same for the past 48 hours evacuation missions are going on hundreds and thousands have been evacuated they have been moved to emergency shelters reports suggest over 2000000 have been evacuated in bangladesh as well from the reports over 40 disaster management just points deems have been working on evacuation and board the indian states so at the moment the priority is to get as many people as the authorities can to safety ok a lot of people on the move right now many are can you give us an idea of how big this storm is how does it compare to past storms. well it is in fact being called as one of the most volatile storms to build the countries of india and bangladesh in a long long time the last one of such intensi

delhi. for the good news in a funny funny way the. board here was a millennial you know look you know you you've been to bring it. there on your prime a dog running a. ballot but joe gomez we're going to do but because they're doing it us by the pentagon doing if you go but to leg a that's a little they're going to go because they're going it. has got to go smile so my. before the sikhs arrived these people were going hungry today they're receiving a meal of bread rice thanks to both and lentils. quinolone there will but i will give it a bit of organic bottom lead about any minute of a come. they're done with the smoke ation with the full distribution but there's still quite a few people left and they're starting the crowd around the bus this tide so we're going to be able to maintain social distance of the. week i don't have it out at me and. the next stop is only a few kilometers away. and the volunteers try to reach at least 10 slums every day. and they're never going to be invalid that there were going over there. for them source

delhi. sir, good to see you. thank you so much for joining us on cnn.re you taking this decision now? it worth the risk now? we appear to have lost him. we will try to get him back. in the meantime, you are watching cnn. i'm robyn curnow, and of course we'll continue to cover all the news after the break. stay with us. (music) >>> day one of the israeli prime minister's corruption trial is in the books and benjamin netanyahu says it's all part of a political cue against him. he's facing charges of breech of trust in three criminal cases. arwa lieberman is in jerusalem. >> reporter: prime minister benjamin netanyahu entered court marking the start of his criminal trial. he stood defiantly defusing to sit in the defendant's trial until the camera was removed from the courtroom. inside, he told the three-judge panel he understands the charges against him. bribery, fraud, and breech of trust, but said little else during the hearing. the prime minister fired his first shot before the hearing began. >> translator: elements in the police and prosecution have a

trashy is the diplomatic editor for the wire and joins me live from new delhi via skype good have you with us live on the program is mr an abyss is an important the just the cli and politically for the indian government they can not get this wrong considering all of the issues that were raised when the lockdown was announced on the social chaos that ensued. that's right to those who don't die soirees a very important political constituency for this government and it is looking at to you know get some back some of the credit that it had lost in the mismanagement of well the migrants of course the chief minister of carolers voicing early concern that the infrastructure and the facilities perhaps not ready are his concerns reflected across india with other state leaders or politicians what are they saying also father gary locke chief minister has been that was welcomed of all this we have a look that much from what the state governments but this is the issue that had been discussed during the preparations within the ministry of this in the document in leading up to the announcement of th

you had together your plain clothes going to school together but not so much in delhi so i mean to tell you just as good as it is to do so people are somebody there to be look what you are also make it what are you going to make it no one can make a deal of most of it is. mostly because what i'm getting for makes me quite a lot of it be you know this is there is i can take my way and go to. one proposed new route is anything but say incredibly some him. hoping to use a canoe to cross the atlantic to the united states. in the face of such a time a nation gambians returned migrants clearly have much persuading still to do. as italy went into lockdown people empower us to filmmakers to document the effects on ordinary people from the immense suffering and loss the forgotten abandoned or exploited to sing a longs every day heroes and heartwarming acts of kindness the stories they capture reveal how the virus is forcing society to take a look in the mirror and exposing its inequalities coronavirus lockdown italy people empower on al-jazeera award winning programming from international filmmakers as the bodie

travel as a thon is live for us in new delhi elizabeth is there any evidence that people are being able to keep their distance apart this required for social distancing. good evening we were new delhi ran way station for almost the entire day where we saw thousands of people lining up to get on one of the 15 trains that took off from the capital on tuesday and certainly when you have thousands of people on one road there wasn't a lot of room for social distancing but all the red way officials have been assuring us that once you are inside the train station that area is a clearly demarcated to make sure that this social distancing but again these trains that started running on tuesday they have been sold tickets have been sold at full capacity around $1800.00 passengers and as you say indian railways says that it is up to passengers to maintain social distancing on board so it is going to be interesting to see how that plays out it's also up to states to ensure the protocol upon arrival and there are concerns from major states like tamil nadu with a number of coronavirus cases are increasing the chief minister has said that he would like no trains all plane

good having your company join us again. no india looks for signs of nature make a city of delhi. there's plenty of pollution and little harm as a consciousness. but n.g.o.s delhi greens wants to change that. it aims to raise awareness with small eco friendly projects. will its efforts bear fruit. next on t.w. . good shape. a rosy complection the seductive look. the makeup industry constantly learns women with new promises. and many use it every day. but a dream can also become a nightmare. when can cosmetics be harmful. in good shape. 60 minutes. this state of emergency just the normal people around the world are documenting dramatic times. they're keeping a corona diary and welcoming us into their lives they let us get as up close and personal as the pandemic will allow. the diary starts many times on t w. in the book you are no one on. the length of milk only for. exposing and justice global news that matters w. made for mines. hello welcome to. your destination for solutions for cleaner greener and a more sustainable commodity every week we introduce you to change may cause pe

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sunita had told herfather she was near delhi, but he had no money oi’ means to go and find her. do you think there's a good, sir? i will try, i will try. why does it take so long for people to come forwards? some children are able to find their families again. it's been a week since the raid releasing ahmed and the other boys and the shelter‘s arranged for his mother to come and collect him. but the reunion itself is awkward. it was ahmed's family who'd sent him away to work. living in poverty, they felt it was their only option. do you regret ever sending him away to work? what's the first thing you'll do when you both get home? it's hard to keep children like ahmed from being sent back to work. but the centre's ensured that his parents receive state support and has a stern warning for the future. ahmed's story has come to a happy ending — for now. police tried to track sunita down in delhi. they believe she may be working overseas for a family. as traffickers continue to exploit vulnerable families it's hard to see a way out of this trade. for the vast majority of india's missing children rescue remains

delhi gets. enough water and that's again a management issue. this is the knowledge of good rain it used to be known as the siberia of back in the days when it got it rain water into the young one out of often called delis lifeline. today it contributes 60 percent of the total waste water discharge from daily into the young women. delhi has 22 major grains that carry over 800000000 liters of untreated sea voyage and dump the waste directly into the yemenite every day causing high levels of water pollution. like water stress the amounts of braced water are likely to get worse over the coming decade. running on solar power and the absolute water facility generate 100000 liters of plain border every day providing safe drinking water and helping solve seawitch pollution indra. just collected from the surrounding districts. and crush and. remove from the water using different. layers of. the brick to pollute. the whole recycling process was developed and refined by the company from. a chemical engineer. think existed some people are. using the. me. from 50 degrees which experienc

delhi gets. enough water and that's again a management issue. this is the knowledge of good rain it used to be known as the siberia of back in the days when it got it rain water into the young. often called delis lifeline. today it contributes 60 percent of the total waste water discharge from daily into the young that is. delhi has 22 major grains that carry over 800000000 liters of untreated sea bridge and dump the waste directly into the yemen and really causing high levels of water pollution. like water stress the amounts of based water are likely to get worse over the coming decade. running on solar power and the absolute water facility generate 100000 liters of plain water every day providing safe drinking water and helping solve seawitch pollution in the. sea we disconnected from the surrounding districts into town content and trash and tiny plastic particles are removed from the waste water using a from. the liquid waste water is then a spray to 5 layers of biofuel the beds of sand wear out warms do their work they break the pollutants down into simple molecules the

of delhi it was shut down completely for 6 weeks now production is under way with reduced staff who have to maintain a safe distance from one another recording all down the road i'll put it in good order. now we've got it all going to get remarkably. well before. i don't fix the problem again now we have really gone from being told unfortunately. every employee's temperature is checked with regular thermal screening hands and surfaces are disinfected frequently. and social distancing is also practiced in the lunch room and at the dining table 1 may have had one of the people fear that the coronavirus has not left india or for that matter the world on anything but we can't just stop working if we don't earn then what will we eat is not going to go we need to come to the office and work within the official social distancing guidelines that have been provided a little good and that even. though it's a relatively small company lava has become something of a poster child for prime minister narendra modi's ambitious effort to make india a global hub for electronics manufacturing india's already the world's 2nd biggest mobile phone maker and it's determined not to let a virus stop it.

delhi greens wants to change that. it aims to raise awareness with small eco friendly projects. will its efforts bear fruit. next d.w. . be in good shape. a rosy complection talked of luck. the make up industry constantly learns women with new promises. many use it every day. but a dream can also become a nightmare. when cosmetics to be harmful. in good shape. 30 minutes. you. know what do they dream of at night. as cleaners and they see the face of horror. their job censoring for the social media industry. in manila there are thousands of so-called content monitors day to day they screw up terrifying images from online platforms. the horrific job for starvation wage the strain is enormous. the cleaners social media's shadow industry starts june 18th on d w. this is due to be news and these are our top stories in germany the coronavirus infection rate has risen over the critical value of one that means that every 10 patients are infecting 11 other people on average the jump comes after reports of new infection clusters. british prime minister boris johnson has outlined a cautious really.

delhi mr guptara how much skepticism is there in india about this and. i would say that skepticism it does exist with regard to this out of this skepticism as good news to all sure is fairly limited because the understanding of listeners pretty see is nice and spoofing all monopoly which is limited to people who are much more open and of well educated it needs to be booed political education and city. what are people afraid that the government might do with the data collected by the up. government has in the past. if needed any since all this limitation which is history doing the deed gathered by a government program for the book this is for which the data is gathered so for instance in the past it has been sworn to the top which has been gathered by golf and coin students drive over he can look at it as creation as well as drive. records to private companies and this is a portion of government policy ask for the national economic survey as well so commercial exploitation is one big concern the 2nd think concern is india lacks in the veto protection go such as he used g.d.p. a lot and also does not have any kind of civil and before which allows broad i'

in a pretty good place right now probably giving us of the updates on the situation in south korea from seoul rob thanks very much indeed. russia's reported the largest number of new delhi cases in europe with total infections now exceeding 150000 now 3 health staff who complained about working conditions or fallen out of windows and died that in barber reports. digging graves in st petersburg russia 2nd city victims of covered 19 a scene that's becoming more common on tuesday the country reported the highest number of new coronavirus cases in europe and now there are disturbing questions over health workers who've raised the alarm about their working conditions that after 2. 100 this video on twitter shows dr alexander shoot off on the left and the colleague is explaining how she had been forced to keep working despite having covered 19 the colleague had previously criticised the hospital management for protective gear shortages and was questioned by police for allegedly spreading fake news but another video made 3 days later apparently at their hospital seems to show surely part of by now being treated for the virus retracting their complaints. i feel right my tempera

delhi. is a father in mourning his 13 year old daughter much me died when parts of the home collapsed on her during cycling on wednesday. she was in class when at a good school she told me dad i want to study close by don't send me away to start you know she was so good at her school work and love to draw. much me was one of dozens of people killed in the state of west bengal where i am pan made landfall with wind speeds of 165 kilometers an hour. the cycloid tore through west bengal and neighboring a dismissed state uprooting trees destroying homes very close and much else in its path. in the city of course people assessed the damage after the storm passed also brought allen's of heavy rain flooded neighborhoods. thousands of homes were also flattened by the day. when the storm started we managed to reach the cycling center now our harlem is not there anymore it's gone we're going back to see what we can salvage. millions remain without power and. people in the densely populated low lying areas around the bay of bengal are used to cyclons but emergency workers say the aftermath of will be harder to manage as they try to stop the spread of the corona

delhi i want justice if you want to close my store then close everything don't just keep allowing wealthy people to continue and force people like me to close they chase us like we're selling stolen goods. just hours after the police raid. this is what the central market looks like putting out the clothing racks again and returning to business as usual but that's because i feel sorry for the small sellers that depend on their sales and what they give to their families it's hard and some are now bankrupt they know it's not allowed and on faith but they say they have no choice but to stay open and leaving jessica washington al-jazeera. memorabilia belonging to the late basketball legend kobe bryant has gone under the hammer among the items the number 8 jersey he wore in the n.b.a. finals 20 years ago and brands handprints from hollywood boulevard it was already being prepared before bryant died along with his daughter and 7 other people in a helicopter crash 4 months ago all the news of course on our website the address al-jazeera dot com. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera a tape released by brazil's supreme court appears to show president jaya both sonora threat

delhi. is a father in mourning his 13 year old daughter much me died when parts of the han collapsed on her during cycling on wednesday. she was in class when at a good school she told me dad i want to study close by to start you know she was so good at her school work and love to draw. much me was one of dozens of people killed in the state of west bengal where i am palm made landfall with wind speeds of 165 kilometers an hour. the cycloid tore through west bengal and neighboring a dismissed state uprooting trees destroying homes vehicles and much else in its path. in the city of course people assessed the damage after the storm passed. brought hours of heavy rain flooding neighborhoods. thousands of homes were also flattened by the day. when the storm started we managed to reach the cycling center now our harlem is not there anymore it's gone we're going back to see what we can salvage. millions remain without power and. people in the densely populated low lying areas around the bay of bengal are used to cyclons but emergency workers say the aftermath of will be harder to manage as they try to stop the spread of the corona virus 650000 people were