mario hadi with us now he is the c.e.o. of pacific asia travel association on skype from bangkok nice to see you mario when we talk about and maybe you can give us the example from thailand or asia more widely when we talk about a tourism job which may be lost that can actually be any number of things can't it not necessarily something that directly deals with a quote unquote tourist. no because the india acts in terms of. revenue generated from term tourism is far wider than just actually flights and hotels and tourism activities to farmers producing food into farms to pretty tourist to consume are also affected people are running day you've been a taxi isn't it grabs the next hour of oh so affected entertainment is affected and it goes far far beyond just travel and tourism so the indirect is quite significant it's billions trillions of dollars as you mentioned before across the world that will be lost specifically in asia pacific and represents over $800000000000.00 of losses forecast of this year and as you mentioned ab

hadi who now leads the internationally recognized government from exile in saudi arabia this year the international rescue committee ranks yemen the worst humanitarian crisis in the world the war has made the country particularly susceptible to the pandemic unfortunately hospitals in yemen are already. ravaged from the war and medical workers struggle to help the saudi led coalition has launched at least 20000 air strikes in yemen which the us has provided many of the bombs for the war has killed over 100000 people and left millions of people starving washington has also provided logistical support for the bombing of yemen just to the u.s. defense industry has profited from this war what do you think about the u.s. helping to star millions of people in yemen. well 1st of all let's be clear on something the united states will never admit to doing anything wrong that they will then push the blame to someone else i find it despicable you know they talk to us here in this country about our 2nd amendment and about us giving up our weapons at home and our guns and all this and yet the unite

since 2015 after the who these captured the nation's capital ousting then president revenue and soar hadi who now leads the internationally recognized government from exile in saudi arabia this year the international rescue committee ranks yemen the worst humanitarian crisis in the world the war has made the country particularly susceptible to the pandemic unfortunately hospitals in yemen are already ravaged from the war and medical workers struggle to help the saudi led coalition has launched at least 20000 air strikes in yemen which the u.s. has provided many of the bombs for the war has killed over 100000 people and left millions of people starving washing.

good and that's what we want though some of our center for strategic studies says that your president hadi s.t.c. the southern transitional council have accepted that all major government actions because ordinated by saudi arabia so basically you saw you know that is not true i am the form compass of the saudi that's what you think the foreign minister of yemen and i say a word i believe it is for the right to the yemenis now with the saudis want to know what the immoralities one network any one month's and that's proven yes we in riyadh we go back to other but we speak our minds and it is our responsibility and decisions we have in the riyadh increment conceded to have some way in actually dealing with the south of the sudanese now that instead of them what are these and we need peace we don't want to fight a war in the northern wall in the south and we know that the f.c.c. is do not represent all the south the whole southron and that that's an issue too and they have to know that they cannot just continue being outside the form of the government if we if this government is dissolved you

self governance the government in so-called trial has instead page agents to president abdurrahman so hadi that a source inside the internationally recognized government has sold on his ear at the u.a.e. is bribing army officers to carry out a coup against the local authority the u.a.e. deployed its troops of culture 2 years ago and their presence on the island fueled protests there in the past so people in lebanon have defied a lockdown and curfew to continue on thai government demonstrations protesters blocked roads and fought with police want announcing the worsening economic crisis last week lebanon's currency reached a new nose against the dollar sparking calls for the central bank governor to resign. returning now to the coronavirus pandemic in ecuador's number of confirmed cases have almost doubled over just 2 days there officially nearly 23000 cases but health workers say people are dying faster than 'd they than they can be tested and the strain on the health system has begun to show in disturbing ways a lot of america at its embassy and human takes a look at a bizarre case of mis

yemeni president rubber mansour hadi has ordered the release of all prisoners in the southern city of tire is with the exception of those who are jailed on major criminal charges this comes after shelling at the women's section of a prison in the southern city on sunday local sources say 5 female prisoners were killed and several others injured with the rebels are being blamed for the attack but they have denied any involvement tires as yemen's 3rd biggest city in a major center of the conflicts. a former soldier will spend 23 years behind bars in slovakia for the 2018 contract killing of an investigative journalist and his fiance journalist john could check had been investigating alleged high level corruption before he was shot dead by miroslav martek the double murder led to nationwide protests and eventually brought down the government of slovakia a separate trial is set to resume soon with the 3 people charged with ordering the killing. and chile is one of the america's worst affected countries for corona virus with more than 4000 reported cases and like many nations lock down mea

obviously, that is the last case scenario. , they have hady tickets. they do have teeth behind these orders and i'm not sure they understood the full weight of the force they have behind them. >> in new jersey, governor murphy has said stay in your primary residence. don't go to second homes. in some parts of long island, there has been concern that people are going from new york city to these communities on long island. have you given any consideration to similar orders telling people not to go out to long island or the hamptons or places like that? gov. cuomo: i have not. i will take a look at the new jersey order. but i haven't heard any local officials raise concerns about that here. reporter: when you say you spoke with the muncie community, what does that mean? who did you talk to? did you talk to rabbis, did you talk to government officials? >> i spoke with the rabbis in the community. and there were some officials from the county on that call and conveyed the importance of what needs to be done to prevent the spread of this virus. reporter: [in

self governance the government and so katra has instead pledged allegiance to president months or hadi but his source inside the internationally recognized government has told al jazeera the u.a.e. is bribing army officers to carry out a coup against the local authority the u.a.e. deployed its troops to the quarter 2 years ago and their presence on the island has fueled protests in the past. now israel supreme court says the government must pos legislation within weeks to continue with a controversial surveillance program which tracks a person's location by their mobile phone prime minister benjamin netanyahu gave security agencies the power to track them about data of anyone suspected of having the coronavirus the supremes court says the measure is a breach of people's privacy meanwhile in a straight more than a 1000000 people have chosen to download a mobile phone tracing out there it was launched on sunday the software uses bluetooth technology to connect with other phones so users can be traced and contacted if they're exposed to covert 19 well for more on this let's speak to david

in world war ii, there weren't people lining up the capital to protest the fact that they hadi, to dropverything they were doing and build planes or tanks were to ration food. they rolled up their sleeves and they got to work. >> tucker: so nobody complained during the second world war. they were obedient little serfs who diddi exactly what their leaders told them to do. why can't people in michigan in 2020 do the same and why do they have to ask uncomfortable questions about what governor whitmer is doing? they should shut up and if they don't, we are going to arrest them. that's her position. she wants her citizens quiet and subservient. why? because quiet and subservient people won't interfere with what she plans to do. what shebs plenty to do?h merge the government of michigan with the state democratic party. you shouldn't be surprised. no one is mediocre as gretchen whitmer could become governor without the party brass backing her and as a governor she is returning the favor in spades. recently our government has been mounting an effort to trace the contacts of known coronavirus ca

internet and preserving it so that we have it for future accountability mechanisms one of the things that hadi and the syrian archive have been doing and we've been really trying to support them in that process is figuring out how do you code and label and tag all of these videos so that if for example a legal investigator later says we want to investigate this particular crime on a particular date and particular place that they can pull up that information quickly they can explain how they got it so that it's transparent for a court of law and can then actually send it on to the investigators in a way that makes sense. but you. know i'm i know most. of the not i know it seemed to talk as she ever had not speaking. english was our pitch and i would also have the phone so i was it's a mom or on our way to hope so she you folks always it would probably go off very true but he talked. to me is helping to understand better what happened in the impact sites so what i'm asking to me is if he can create a city the structure of this location so then we can go in detail and see what happened in its bui

and any president hadi has ordered the release of all prisoners in the southern city of ties with the exception of those who are jailed on major criminal charges this comes after shelling at a women's section of a prison in the southern city on sunday local sources say 5 female prisoners were killed and several others injured that the rebels had been blamed for the attack but they have denied any involvement ties is yemen's 3rd biggest city and a major center of the conflict. and so blocky a former soldier will spend 23 years in prison for the 2018 contract killing of an investigative journalist and his fiance. had been investigating alleged high level corruption before he was shot dead by marshak the double murder lead to a nationwide protests and eventually brought down the government of a separate trial is set to resume soon with 3 people charged with ordering the killing. coming up next in sport is there london or things you know well. as ben stiller's makes me international cricket here hitting trouble on a virtual formula one race track. checking out to geneva where the general

it has much to do with the fact that heidi president hadi has become so irrelevant that many people in south yemen as well as within the saudi coalition is going to realize by he has become more reliability than anything else and that he doesn't have enough political backing and popularity to manifest any form of peace and that you might be best so to actually create some safe pockets within yemen and drink to man up in 2 different provinces and faction to be able to manage moving forward to peace so i think it's a very pragmatic approach it might be a dangerous approach but then again if you look at the way yemen has suffered over the past 6 years i think that any move forward might be the right solution and it's better than doing nothing any better than watching heidi governments knew more and more power more legitimacy and we have to remember is well that you know with the to salvage whatever legitimacy he had left how do you it was decided not forced but decided to a large himself with some al qaeda elements within yemen in order to fight not just the south and the session its move

hady mom has asthma and has thyroid cancer, which puts her at high risk. please stay home. >> i am staying home so i do not risk getting other people sick. >> i am staying home because if we take action now, a better future will come much faster. we need to protect those who are more susceptible to the virus. gov. dewine: that was great. we will see you all tomorrow at 2:00. thank you. >> we will have live coverage of the next white house coronavirus task force briefing today starting at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. ♪ tonight, a special evening addition of washington journal on the federal response to the coronavirus crisis. with thet 8:00 eastern medical director of the special pathogens unit at boston university school of medicine. in massachusetts congressman jim mcgovern on the pandemic response in his district. join the conversation. washington journal primetime tonight at 8:00 on c-span. ♪ >> federal reserve chair jerome powell was at a brookings institution discussion today to talk about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the economy. here is

mess, we hadis about $3 billion on hand as a cushion to deal with any unexpected emergencies, includingandemic. revenue is the tax coming in shorter and shorter of goals, we are seeing that cushion go away. basically, what the coronavirus relief fund is telling our state government, you can spend this money, each state gets more than $1 billion, you can only use this money for new programs. that is a bad incentive for state governments because it is in ag go ahead and spend way that might not be sustainable in the future. a letter that 27 groups in 25 states have signed onto says this will lead to state budgetary gluttony. it is telling lawmakers, here is money, spend it on new programs. we would hope that many of them would say we can spend some of this money on new programs, but some of this money you are sending to us, we can't sustain new programs, we are going to send it back. does anyone expect that to happen? no. as theirers constituents are telling them, do something about this mess, they are going to find ways to spend the money, but some be sustainable. the letter we sent to t

host: hadi you know that? information i have investigated. i have relatives in the medical field.aving gone through the past reports that were received back in 2017, i can share that. donald trump knew about it. with information that ie cdc back in 2017 have investigated. many of the things that we are experiencing, he knew about it long before. he made a deal with china. i'm wondering about ethnic cleansing and a lot of different things after i read some of the reports. host: may i ask, do you know how your son contracted the virus? caller: no, we don't know. knowe not really sure, you , how this situation came about. son was very busy. he worked in the automotive industry. he did a lot of traveling. we are not sure how it all came about. host: i am so sorry for your loss, mabel. in hampton, new hampshire. linda, you had or you have opened 19? caller: i believe i have had the covid-19. in sections. i got very sick in the middle of february, came in contact with someone during vacation in oregon, came back sick. i got very sick. it started with a runny nose and then a scratchy thr