h. o. has warned russia that the parade could exacerbate the spread of the coronavirus the mayor of moscow asked people to stay at home but many ignored the physical distancing advice. at the. it was absolutely right to go ahead with the parade. people who have criticized the actions of the government and the president for this for being petty. when you think you know one scared when no one's wearing masks or gloves and that's fine but there we came to give them a sense of patriotism that's especially important for boys girls need to know their history boys need to be prepared for the army a lot of me as just did you. couldn't attempt to stir up enthusiasm. has clearly been successful with some russians but he'll have to wait until next month to see of today's enthusiasm spills over to the polls. all across germany it is graduation season for students and the pandemic is forcing schools to make adjustments but one school in berlin says that it's already learned to be more flexible in the last c

reevaluated comments an official made that asymptomatic people only really spread the qur'an a by wristy w h o has now clarified that this is still unknown scientists say there could be a link between the severity of a coded infection and a person's blood group preliminary results point to people with blood type a being at a higher risk of severe infection than those with other blood types in brazil a supreme court justice has ordered the government to resume publishing full of 9000 data it's been accused of trying to hide the severity of the country's pandemic and south korea has started requiring venues deemed high risk such as night clubs to register customers to help trace virus transmissions it was the scenario everyone feared a 2nd corona virus helped break in germany after the 1st walked all measures were loosen the city of good thing and is now seeing new cases surged to dangerous levels and no muslim roma community is being blamed for the outbreak we want to go to going to find out more. the apartment building rises into the sky right next to the heart of the city this building has seen a

president donald trump who has attacked the w h o for its coronavirus response brazil has the world's 3rd highest covert death toll france's defense minister says his country is forces have killed al-qaeda snows africa chief during an operation in tests in northern mali. was a key islamist fighters who france had been hunting for more than 7 years front says he was killed alongside several of his closest collaborators on june 3rd. president donald trump has reportedly ordered the pentagon to cut a number of u.s. troops stationed in germany by nearly 100 according to government sources cited by the wall street journal or around 25000 would remain american forces have been stationed in germany since the end of world war 2. the latest talks between the european union and the u.k. have ended with no significant progress according to the use top negotiator. he has accused london of failing to honor the bracks of divorce agreement as the 2 sides try to thrash out a trade deal before the end of the year on year against british officials are trying to backtrack on commitments they've already

hate towards another all right name of love for another it's not making any sense and i agree i h b o has a move gone with the wind until it can be put into historical context and as we mentioned paramount has canceled cops it was on the air for over 30 years so it's not just the cartoons of the kids obviously it's you know we can't we can't now watched at least on h.b.o. gone with the wind because i. i know we're too stupid to put in context our own minds yes i don't want to ruin anybody's time here but this happens all the time there was a there was a years ago it was rumored that of strew the bill cosby or somebody bought some of the saudis or or amos little was very much the right in 2000 to you might remember this cartoon network decided to cancel to shelve to take out of the rotation speed eakins allas because somebody and here's the emphasis nobody none of the. black lives matter or anti for protestors are asking for this this is being done we're told is sleep this is being done voluntarily but they did this and if you recall in 2218 years ago there was the biggest backlash you've

political organization in our would follow steps taken by a us president donald trump who has attacked the w h o l for its coronavirus response brazil has the world's 3rd highest covert 1900 death told. president donald trump has reportedly ordered the pentagon to cut cut the number of u.s. troops stationed in germany by nearly a 3rd according to government sources cited by the wall street journal of around 25000 would remain american forces have been stationed in germany since the end of world war 2. francis defense minister says his country is forces have killed north africa chief during an operation and test elite in northern mali. doll was a key islamist fighter that france had been hunting for more than 7 years he was killed alongside several of his closest collaborators on june 3rd the latest breck's of talks between the european union and the u.k. has ended with no significant progress according to the use top negotiator. he has accused on enough failing to honor the breakfast divorce agreement as the 2 sides try to thrash out a date trade deal before the end of the year and he claims bri

it h has to o be said thathehe w york times points out that part of the explanation is increased testing. inin latin america, the death tl has passed 70,000. brazil, the worst affected by far. india is another country easing restrictions despite a surge in infections. for more on the situation in india, we spoke to our correspondent in delhi. she says the country could soon be overwhelmed. ago, thewo days government announced that they expect that ththe cityty will se nearly half a million new infections by the end of july, and will face a shortage of 80,000 beds. another estimate suggests that across the country we are likely to see 2.1 million new infections by early july. last week, they woke up to horrific news on social media of people going from hospital to hospital largely in the city and being turned away because of the lack of space. we have several accounts of people dying on the way. beyond cities, migrant workers are becoming infected at an alarmingly high rate, taking the virus with them to villages across nororthern india. as farar as the viruss goes, absosolute chaos and t

it's time now for our daily business updates oil giant bp h has announced plans o slash ten thousand jobs around 15% of its work force. the corona virus pandemic has seen demand for oil plunge and wheel prices plunged to the lowest level in decades was standing by to give uss all the latest on the stories are business at its at kate. moody w who joins us nw via skype kay thank you very much for joining us live on the program at bp's announcement comes as the oil industryy continues to struggle with the side effects. of it this echo the nineteen pandemicic. the absolute collalapse in demand fr oil has been just another unprecedented aspect of this to repososition itself as aning energy company focusing on momo suststainable sources. oil remains its key business and the ceo bernard looney told staff this monday at the oil price and now dropped below the level they need to be able to turn a profit he said in an internal e email. we are spendig it much much more than we makake i'm talking about millions of dollars every single day no b. had opposed to three month freeze o on redundadancie

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many of whom suffer from chronic diseases blood lead levels are 4 times higher than the w h o's upper limits pablo has serious neurological complaints but he still supports your londa and her fight for better environmental standards if you. look at 1st the call to somebody who's. going to listen to but that never bothered me because people like you londa also supported. your community. the catholic church and international organizations helped us to get the peruvian state to finally recognize the poisoning that affects us as well as our diseases. to continue as you get the name of the group we listen to this with and. that's why operations in the law oroya smelter have been scaled back although the complex hasn't been shut down completely and continues to contaminate the area with heavy metals. yolanda says the smelters legacy will be felt for years to come she's meeting constantine bittner who works for the german n.g.o.s. he spent years tracking the way german companies continue to import raw materials from peru in spite of environmental problems. but. when it comes to raw materials germany is very

many of whom suffer from chronic diseases blood lead levels are 4 times higher than the w h o's upper limits pablo has serious neurological complaints but he still supports your londa and her fight for better environmental standards you. at 1st they called us a. little but that never bothered me because people like you londa also supported. the catholic church and international organizations helped us to get the peruvian state to finally recognize the poisoning that affects us as well as our diseases. and. that's why operations in the la roja smelter have been scaled back although the complex hasn't been shut down completely and continues to contaminate the area with heavy metals your land a says the smelters legacy will be felt for years to come she's meeting constantine bittner who works for the german n.g.o.s. he spent years tracking the way german companies continue to import raw materials from peru in spite of environmental problems. when it comes to raw materials germany is very dependent on peru. imports a lot of raw materials especially com for lead silver or gold mallette dinner. and it would

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has more from bogota. h.-o. is also saying that so far the national health service in brazil as managed to cope with the situation on duty increasing pressure however there are parts of the country where the intensive care units are in a critical situation a critical state with more than 90 percent of the beds fool so the situation is very worrisome we've seen big crowds though going out especially in hotspots of coronavirus. crisis like in big cities like in rio de janeiro and sao paulo very dense cities but people are starting to go out to malls that have been reopened that this is of course of great concern there is also concern about the fact that the president here both the narrow continues to dismiss the effects of all this in his country and he called on his supporters to go inside hospitals and film and show what the situation throughly is saying that it's not true that some of these intensive care units are in crisis in that instead this is all a boy to try and get him out of office this equation in bra

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h.-o. also warning of the pen demick was quote speeding up and china has reimposed a street to lock down on nearly half a 1000000 people in a province surrounding beijing after an increase in cases there are structures are also being tightened in the british city of life sister where new infections accounted for 10 percent of all cases in england this week businesses will be closed from today and schools will follow suit next week the e.u. has named 14 countries whose citizens it deems safe to let in from july 1st australia canada and japan are among those countries the us brazil and china are not on the safe list. well the future of europe after the pandemic that was the main topic as german chancellor angela merkel and french president emanuel met in berlin this was their 1st face to face meeting since the pandemic hit back in march the 2 leaders were eager to show that they were united on a multi-billion euro plan to say it's crucial they say excuse me is crucial to guarantee the e.u. future the greeting was distanced because of coronavirus but warm nonetheless it is not by chance that t

has welcomed the preliminary results for the steroids x. amount the cell phone that can treat critically ill kovan 1000 patients published earlier this week however w h o chief. gabriel said research was providing green shoots of hope and should be reserved for serious cases in which a has been shown to provide benefits all this while the agency hopes for a vaccine by late 2021 we're hoping that didn't going to be one that we will have $2000000000.00 of one or 2 or 3 effective vaccines due to be distributed around the world because of all the investments going into this week let's see we will have $2000000000.00 by the end of 2021. we should be able to vaccinate at least these priority populations there are about a dozen kovan $1000.00 vaccines in early stages of testing worldwide the w.h.o. is currently working on developing an allocation framework for how these would be distributed. breading a better idea of how the federal reserve banks corporate bond buying program will play out will corning. the fed chairman jerome powell the program will entail mostly individual company that rather than exchange traded funds well powell told the house financial s

o, t thais no me. turns ather pap opens h has says, "iuessss ts is notou, either i picked that peper up a hold it nexty face and i said, "this not m likehope you don't think all black people look alike." then he says, "the computer says it is you." amy:y: but the next day policece totold williams "the computer mt have gotten it wrong" and he was finally released -- nearly 30 hours after his s arrest. this comes as democratic senators ed markey and jeff merkley introduced a bill that would ban these are facial recognition and other biometric surveillance by federal law enforcement agencies. on wednesday, boston's city council voted unanimously to ban its use in boston. amazon r this mononth, placed a moratorium and ibm has announced it is pulling out of the facial recognition business entirely. well, our next guest is a compmputer scientist, coding expert who documents racial bias on this type of technology. joy buolamwini is a researcher at the mit media lab and founder of the algorithmic justice league. she's also featured in the documentary "coded bias." welcome back to democracy now! it is great to

has doj had any success in recovering in of h those funds o date? >> senator, i have a specific amount of what has been lost. i couldam tell you i spoke previously, anecdotally from some the financial institutions that were working with about 100 of them, we've been told in an alert we put up mid-may prevented over about $500 million on alone. that gives you a sense of the particular school. we have been successful in recovering some money. >> you have been? >> we have been. we returned approximately through an investigation about 30 million to the state commission. there are cases where this has been can we see some excess -- state of michigan.tl we will continue to work diligently on these cases. one, to identify, connect, to recover the front and then prosecute. >> does anybody else have anything to add to that? >> senator, the only thing i would add is this is a big and growing focus for the department. we are coordinating the u.s. attorney's office, the us attorneys in other jurisdictions including washington. we are coordinating close with both

h has beijing wiwithdraw the controversial bill. lastst november,r, 85% of the s in the councicil were by pro-o-democratic..his victory -- [indiscernible] -- stand with -- on ththe side fellow proteteers. reporter: butegardless of that success, protests on this scale could soon be a t tng of the p past. if beijing gets i its way with theew securitit b bl, dissenngng voice couould soon b muchorore fewnd far between. brent: north korea has cut all communications with south korea, including a military hotline between the two countries. pyongyang says that it's in response to sowell's failure to stop activists from sending leaflets critical of the regime over the border. reporter: north korean state television announces the cocountry's decicision to cut o all communication lines with south korea. on tuesday morning, the south defense ministry confirmed officials in pyongyang hadn't answered a routine call to the liaison o office, nor calls on military hot lines. the escalation and tensions comes after anger in the north at the south's failure to stop activists from floating balloons filled with anti-pyongyang l

his in a circle were also killed the world health organization has changed its advice on wearing masks to stop the spread of coronavirus w h o n r says everyone should wear them when there is a risk of transmission and where social distancing is difficult such as on public transport you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera i have more news for you right after the listening post do stay with us. the usa is always of in fact the people in the world people pay attention to what goes on here and how does it is very good to bring the news to the world. that please trust sports chess. challenge us right. now speak. or trumps i'm. just. hello i'm richard burton you're watching the listening post working from home here are some of the media elements we're examining this week 9 minutes in minnesota and the aftermath why does it take nationwide on rest and outrage before the u.s. media give the racial inequality story the coverage it deserves in iran and china the demonstrations in the u.s. have delivered the perfect opportunity for state media and politicians to take some potshots.

activity, is picking up and art cashin earlier said something interesting as it relates to h rally, which has caught a lot o f people off guard. that was this there was this big fear that once the shutdowns ended, people were is still going to be too square e scaredu and book travel and go to restaurants and go to retail and the high frequency data is showing a different story. that there's pent up demand and a willingness to go out. nowhere near back the levels an still dealing with unemployment and a lot of economic losses, but you can see the trend is going higher and perhaps that's what the stock market is teeing off of >> absolutely. and tallies as well with the data and commentary we got from various bank ceos last week when they were presenting at conferences. the added point i would say is this doesn't require a vaccine to be successful, for example, to continue. maybe it doesn't as you say get back to previous peaks anytime soon, but it certainly shouldn't need to fall again to the lows we just saw and should continue to improve because most people now have the expectation that even if there's a pi

withdraw the united states from a w h o what impact is out likely to have on the organizations who work. when a member states isn't porton does the united states has a challenge with the way and manner in which the united nations where we continue to hope that we can talk through that challenge and find the remedies for it and so we would hope that we could continue to do that whether it is the w.h.o. or any other agency for that matter they are an important member of this family and we intend to try to keep them in the tent in the family discussing these issues finding the resolutions to the concerns that they have and i think that we have seen the secretary general and the w.h.o. leaning forward to try to wrote to resolve some of those challenges and concerns without you for joining us here on the you are some to 5th birthday deputy secretary general i mean a j bahamas thank you and thank you very much. international efforts to end years of fighting in libya took another small step today following talks between french president emmanuel macro and russian president vladimir putin france says it now has russia's backing in efforts to stabilize may

account in your latest book china has just given 2000000000 dollars donald trump appears to be withdrawing cooperation with w.h.o. do you think may kill off the w h o well you know historically speaking these times of crises do have a way of killing off international organizations we think of the league of nations where war won so many of these organizations are very particular and very conscious of the possibility that their fates are in the hands of not only outbreak but the nation states on which they depend for their finances and legitimacy in my view of there should be a w.h.o. but we think they're in the middle. being caught in something of a crossfire between now and in the united states my view the united states says some of the world systems there is support it is on the far end of the end of that cycle of the cumulation capital being turned into money in other words. american based capitalists are in essence cashing out and so what was previously post world war 2 an exercise of political power making sure the capitalist system worked including cleaning up pandemics of capitalist own making around the world that's why c.d.c. here was such

that,rth h is upset about but there's also speculation that generally they were trying to put preressure on the south o restart joint economic projects at a time with the north haseen struggling, and d also upst at the state of f the nuclear talks, with the u.s., no progress, completely stalled since the last meeting between donald trump and k kim jonong-un broke down in 2019. manufacturer pririces perhaps pt a little bitit of pressusure one south, tell the southth to get t of its talks with the u.s., and to see if anything progresses. >> moving on, chinese authorities are scrambling to bring a fresh outbreak of covid-19 under control in beijing. more than 100 cases of the virus have now been officially recorded after the city had gone for more than 50 days without a single new case. health officials are now racingg theoost testing to stem spread which has been linked to beijing's largest wholesale food market. nearbyby neighborhoods have also been placed under lockdown. this is what testing for coronavirus looks like when it is done on an industrial scale. days,he next few thousands of people will pass through these gates as china scrambles to stop a fresh outb

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h has been formidable in his application. frankly, he still got ongoing investigations of the origins o the witchhunt of the previous administrationestions about where that ends. so count me as not surprised that yet again, how's democrats are happy to use their committees for political purpose . we've seen it for three and hal years, they drag this through a nonsense impeachment. bill barr has done a fantastic job as attorney general. i think you should be asked about what more could be done t support our police departments who are in an impossible position because their politica leadership is putting them in those impossible spots. he will do just fine even thoug i'm sure the left-wing media will go breathlessly with talking points. >> jillian, he is using the democrats, they democrats our using a hearing for their political purposes, the hearing is about using the justice department for the political purposes, how do you sort it out ? >> i think it's a good move tha he accepted this request from the house judiciary while he's undergoing testimony to try to talk about accusations of political bias, these hearings have become pol

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o erdogan. a british teenager h h been jailed for aleasast 15 years f r rowing a six-year-olold french boy y off the 10thth floor of the gallery last year. he haso use a wheelchair and is still recovering from the assault. the italian army has sealed off several public housing blocks north of naples after nearly 50 coronavirus cases were reported. the order came after several try to leave their homes despite a lockdown. a string of coronavirus outbreaks at slaughterhouses in germany is leading to renewed scrutiny of the country's meat industry. the food minister has met with the meat industry officials to discuss the future of livestock farming. she says she wants higher prices for me to improve conditions for workers and animals. the meeting follows a coronavirus outbreak at a meat plant that led officials to reimpose local lockdowns. health officials in the city are trying to figure out why the virus was able to spread so quickly at the meat plant. >> the meat cutting section is the center of the outbreak. 2/3 of the workers here have tested positive. why did the virus spread like wildfire here? experts suspect it could be related to the air

has been criticized by the u.s. for its handling of the crisis this is the largest amount of money ever donated by germany to the devil h.-o. health minister. warns if the support comes with expectations. germany remains a strong supporter and a friend sometimes a critical friend but the strong friend of the w. h. of the still ongoing pandemic shows that an interconnected it will meet global level crisis management we need to strong efficient transparent and accountable w.h.o. today more than ever. and here in germany authorities have reimposed local lockdowns to stamp out a new virus cluster the outbreak was linked to a slaughterhouse in the state of north rhine-westphalia workers face poor working conditions that fueled the spread of the virus now many say their conditions under quarantine are also inhumane locked in and desperate 5 days ago these people were placed under quarantine to stop a corona virus outbreak that originated at a local meat processing plant but instead of just ordering the close to $700.00 residents to stay indoors and practice so sial distancing the authorities barricaded them in. i feel like a pig

w h o's representative to the russian federation about all of this and she believes still that a full lockdown is not necessary is why we have to understand that the transmissibility of the virus has not changed and it is still present in the community is this is why the recommendations of the world health organization have been to all countries in all communities where the numbers have gone down or even cannot be traced at the moment to be very vigilant to identify klosters new cases very quickly and to interrupt it yes the virus is around the transmissibility is above the 2 cases so one person can basically in fact more gentle persons and this makes the virus having an epidemic potential everywhere so we have to be vigilant we have to continue with the measures that quickly identified the virus i surveyed the people who need treatment identified the contact and. in this case we can start a canteen or isolate very small communities or people affected rather than trying to follow lock downs as we have been seeing now you're the representative to the russian federation what do you make about the situation in russia we are seeing the number of cases on a downward trend that said the