only just beginning alan fischer oh just you know washington forces loyal to libyan war lawyer cliff hof tarr have again attacked the capital tripoli areas from the turkish and italian embassies and a hotel in the city center were shelled after has been trying to seize the capital for more than a year the war in turkey on thursday against supporting the u.n. recognized government 6 people were also killed in a shelling your tripoli on wednesday various countries around various countries either support opposing sides in libya's conflict so let's take a look at that the government of national accord is based in tripoli and is led by the prime minister fayyad raj his administration is backed by the u.n. with diplomatic support from qatar italy and other western nations turkey recently sent military support the war cliff power bases the government and to brooke and eastern libya he supported by saudi arabia the u.a.e. russia and egypt france denies providing military support i'm going to tell ahead as an tripoli he says people living there fear more attacks. the targeted area which is a very

virus at overcrowded emergency shelters due to social distancing measures the shelters can only accept hof the capacity and people have to wear face masks but not everyone has one and many are trying their best to keep safe. and we're learning now we have a lack of supplies to face masks that's why we have started to make our own once the spread of the virus typhoons are common occurrences in the philippines but this time the corona virus outbreak has made the threat even worse the national weather agency wants of potential flooding and landslides in the coming days. countries around the world are entering a new phase of responses to the pandemic loosening lock downs and reopening their economies but achieving the balance between returning to normality and containing the virus could prove difficult authorities in lebanon have reimposed a lockdown after a spike in infections so is this the new reality facing all of us. after weeks of closures people in lebanon had finally begun to savor a gradual return to normal restaurants and cafes has started operating at reduced capacity shops and hair

on bad days off the man only on hof of a usual salary. none will risk working with a chainsaw or driving on it's been reduced to mud. after 3 days of rain the locals have even be taken up by what. each of them makes sure to speed up the cutting and transporting of the wood to. hoping to own a bonus for the extra efforts they want to make up the wages that lost. this giant tree grows one centimeter every yeah it's taken thousands of years to grow to besides. its wood is the hardest and densest in the world and get the name ironwood. even once on the ground it's still managing to make the longest lives difficult. to share way to the tree is driving the bulldozer towards the ravine. please. please even in those still cages the drivers have to be careful. how. you. read the bill but. yeah you know. being in a. place moving the trunk is proving to be a big challenge especially as the bulldozer is now stop please to free it the forest will once again pay a heavy price. lift. another tree is filed to help slide the logs on to the bulldozers truc

liner ship carrying almost 3000 people has been put under quarantine in the german a part of cook's hof and one person on board tested positive for covert 19 the ship was transporting staff working for the to a travel company. the pandemic has forced a thousands of south africans to queue for food residents of a township near johannesburg awaited as an aid agency distributed food masks and disinfectant the government is spending 24000000000 euros on emergency aid. the mayor of menow some brazil's amazon region is asking the climate activists to great to tune bag to help his city fight the virus he says people who work protecting the rainforest are at high risk the city is one of brazil's corona hotspots. all over the world's muslims are having to adjust to celebrating ramadan under lockdown but in syria's last rebel stronghold the social distancing message doesn't seem to be getting through with a high number of displaced people medics fear an outbreak of covert $1000.00 there would be disastrous. praying close together without protection every day off to sunset hundreds gather at this

camps in the suburbs of tripoli from world war khalifa haftar that's been seen as another setback for hof tars year long campaign to capture the capital the taliban and afghanistan president have announced a 3 day cease fire for the 8 holiday. has called on the military to honor that cease fire and the u.s. welcomed this surprise announcement calling it a momentous opportunity that should not be missed. egypt has pardoned more than $3000.00 prisoners to coincide with the holiday about them is a hit man who murdered lebanese singer suzy susanne to maim and to buy in 2008 on the order is of a former egyptian m.p. the activist charnel us no political prisoners have been released so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera risking it all borneo is next. told to old sara. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all military action this is the moment also trades on fighting me why did we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories the soldiers 0. for the usaf is on a mission he has to set up a lumber camp bef

going to come back and also it's not clear if they can actually turn a profit while for operating at hof capacity as they have to under these lockdown measures they are however banking on an upcoming tourism boom that's because the state is going to open its doors to domestic tourists starting by the end of this month and pomerania is in the north on the baltic coast so it's one of the few places the germans can go if they want to have a holiday on the beach this summer so it might be mecklenburg instead of my orca and what about in italy is life they're also ready to return to the streets well italy was the place that locked down 1st in europe under coronavirus measures and a lot of the cases are still quite high there things are starting to ease up restaurants are now allowed to serve takeaway food and drink and we've been seeing images of people out enjoying that in the streets and having a dream. with friends not everyone is very happy about this however there's some local mayors who say people are celebrating to eat or to quickly and that they will bring back measures if necessary i

virus at overcrowded emergency shelters due to social distancing measures the shelters can only accept hof the capacity and people have to wear face masks but not everyone has one and many are trying their best to keep safe. where now we have a lack of supplies for face masks that's why we have started to make. the spread of the virus typhoons are common occurrences in the philippines but this time the corona virus outbreak has made the threat even worse the national weather agency wants of potential flooding and landslides in the coming days. and the u.k. more than 30000 people have died from covert 19 since the pandemic began and a disproportionate number of them off from ethnic minorities for example analysis from britain's office of national statistics reveal that black people in the u.k. are 4 times as likely to die from the disease as white people. pods reports from london. have had enough which is why she came here to. downing street to protest even though she's 6 months pregnant she had to fight for a protective hospital because it just wasn't enough. out here today for the doctors

opportunity that's because it could actually prove hard for them to make a profit while operating at hofcapacity as they have to under these new conditions the state however is banking on a bit of a tourism boom by the end of this month it's going to open up to domestic tourists and it is on the baltic sea coast so it is actually one of the few places that germans are going to be able to go if they want a beach holiday coming up in the following weeks and months so for many germans it could be a mcclim book instead of mayorkas this year well i understand that in italy which was the early epicenter of the crown a virus pandemic there life is returning to the streets yes we're seeing some images from italy of people out on the streets again italy of course was one of the 1st countries that was hit by the current of ours and one of the 1st to introduce a lockdown but now people are coming back into the streets because restaurants and bars are allowed to serve takeaway food and drinks so they're out enjoying some company in the streets however the mayors of some of these cities on particular

a mix of being at the hofs and some working from home.lly working pretty well. >> reporter: verizon has seen an 100% increase of customers using collaboration in zoom. 800 million a day, that's double. when cbs news went largely remote we had to get creative. our homes became makeshift studios. our phones and laptops are used to gather news in ways we've never done before. >> and loop it together. >> reporter: jonathan is also working from home, but grudgingly. is most of your work in person? did you work from home at all? >> no, no one worked from home. in fact, our business is very interpersonal. >> reporter: as the new york market lead for a real state company, there's only so much he can do remotely. >> on a daily basis trying to deal with landlords, trying to deal with tenants, it's nearly back into his benefi in the home office. >> it's put everyone on an equal footing, which has been really great for us. >> reporter: and gives her a chance to take a baking break. change driven by technology and this crisis has changed almost everyt

virus at overcrowded emergency shelters due to social distancing measures the shelters can only accept hof the capacity and people have to wear face masks but not everyone has one and many are trying their best to keep safe. with our money now we have a lack of supplies to face mosques that's why we have started to make our own once the spread of the virus typhoons are common occurrences in the philippines but this time the corona virus outbreak has made the threat even worse the national weather agency wants of potential flooding and landslides in the coming days. well people in central bolivia in south america have defied shutdown orders to protest against coronavirus restrictions the country has been under lockdown since mid march and many residents want it relaxed they've called on authorities to provide water and food there have been over 3000 over 1000 cases in bolivia and around 148. it's. the united nations has warned of a brewing mental health crisis brought on by the corona virus pandemic u.n. secretary general antonio 10 ish says that governments and health authorities need to t

this small settlement of hof shows how dramatic the situation could become here everyone in a 10 kilometer area are expected to come to the combines nursery and school in an emergency evacuation would then take place from nails. in the past such meeting points was set up for several dozen iceland as today several 100 tourists could join them i know his son also goes to school here. but his house is a few kilometers to the east so he would have to go to another meeting point that means the family would be separated in an emergency and. the school is located just below boyer for you called. 5 children attend the school 3 of them a sick today including ainus son and so just 3 people take part in lessons including teacher and berlin theseus magnhild. you know has to do is 1st to solve a marriage and elsewhere in europe children build forests round ways and castles here they work on erupting volcano as. that's just said good fairy it's very dangerous we can just count the ballots here the volcano could destroy everything here on this couple everything and the whole area oh oh oh yes it's very d

my is a 5th grader at hof elementary school. she spent a lot of time at home during the shelter in place, but still wanted to find a way to help her community. she reached out to monica fangs was the owner chad tea cafe for some advice. i think that's how they say the name of the cafe not positive, but that's what we're going to go with. but together they came up with a plan to collect face masks and donate them to their local police department. my also has her own youtube channel that's a lot for an 11 year-old and hopes to one day raise money through her videos to help bigger costs s. you can spotlight, someone making a difference in your community we have a new section on our website called kron 4 heroes. all you have to do is fill out a quick form let us know about your hero. we featured over a 100 so far so there's a lot of good work being done in our community. you can find that page on our website kron 4 dot com. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 on this tuesday, i'm justine waltman and i'll see you right after we're all

only women in south korea at the studio paid less on average compared to men i know i'm half japanese hof german i visit japan often and when ever i see my japanese on she always asked me when am i finally getting married you know essential meeting a woman and all and you know even 30 yet. it's ridiculous and many people this think i'm not female enough that i'm too emancipated male female roles are still firmly entrenched in japan but i met one woman there who is trying to question gender stereotypes with a very unusual product try this on for size. most . of the big day in recent years we've seen the concept of bras for men emerge many people online for example find the idea strange or gross. believe me but i think people should be able to wear whatever they want whether they are men or women. just because it feels comfortable or they like it we are starting this brand to enable that. in mom but i want to tell you. i'm a super tiny 29 years old and i'm in the process of launching a gender neutral underwear brand that i. knew i was thinking i think typical japanese underwear stores don't

investigate this further a minimum of $500.00 health care workers will receive a shot in the coming weeks hof will be given the actual vaccine and the other half a placebo through follow up phone calls the researches will determine the health condition of the participants and so the effect of the vaccine the trial is conducted and funded by tosk a clinical research center based in cape town c.e.o. andrus daya khan says the speed of the results depends on several factors through the period on this beautiful epidemic for more cases where you have to follow through to proof the protection and if you also depend on the number of cases are coming through for more people we can improve. trunks through pharmacy. the next big challenge for the researches is to secure additional funding but andrus daya khan is optimistic and excited to start this crowd basically because i expect a certain result. positive energy and also through a lot of positive energy for health care workers that we want to vaccinate just due to the fact that we're trying to do something that might actually work if it was a lot of p

distancing is maintained beach will be divided up into 5 sections and patrolled by attendance only hof the usual number of people will be allowed on the beach at any one time but it should mean it will be open by the middle of june. since the beginning of the corona crisis there's been a rise in the number of people who say they've been abused or even attacks because of the color of their skin being linked to parts of the world seen as viral hotspots for no other reason than their appearance it's happening here in germany as well. it all started in early march victoria noticed something that shifted when she rode public transportation skeptical glances from passengers others who had moved to different parts of the train. at 1st i thought i was imagining things but then i noticed people would look at my face and then sit somewhere else i followed 3 of them just to make sure they didn't simply get off the train and went to other compartments or sat in the bicycle section. victoria corriveau who is german her parents moved here long before she was born she's used to experiencing discrimin

ca that's getting close to the number of the entire it's silly to try and fact in 2019 years almost hof of the arrivals since the start of the u.k.'s lockdown at the end of march as fuel trucks were crossing in between the 2 countries migrants have now turned to the sea many of those trying to cross our parent the unaccompanied youths what we used to see was that those young people would come through lorries and that was the typical route now what we've seen is these unaccompanied young people are in the boat nigel farrar she says the situation is outrageous so the big friends and i will battle now has gone a done the job they brought a school to that little being here on the left there into british borders they've now left their own rib of the big vessel just to make sure they're safe until the handover to the border calls however there is plenty of evidence to show that french patrol boats are in fact stopping migrant vessels from leaving french waters last week 17 migrants were rescued at sea and brought back to the port of cow. a buy a patrol boat that's already had quite a busy yea

libya's capital has come under renewed attack from forces loyal to warlord khalifa hof tar shells landed near the turkish and it's high an embassy and a hotel in the city center off are issued a warning to turkey on thursday about its support for the u.n. recognized government. a father and son and the u.s. state of georgia have been arrested and charged with the murder of an unarmed black man the family of ahmed aubrey says that he was out jogging when he was confronted by 2 white men and they say they thought he was a burglar the charges come after a public outcry over a lack of action more than 2 months after the 25 year old was killed so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera much more news to come throughout the day and the main time inside story is up next. what to parents who called it 19 and the drop in the oil price tumbled the race to the point. can build from the funny b.c. story sent banks until the job only what it takes to beat. the special coverage on al-jazeera. how is coronavirus affecting the sports industry all major events are being counseled all this phone as the p

investigate this further a minimum of $500.00 health care workers will receive a shot in the coming weeks hof will be given the actual vaccine and the other half a placebo through follow up phone calls the researches will determine the health condition of the participants and so the effect of the vaccine the trial is conducted and funded by task a clinical research center based in cape town c.e.o. andrus daya khan says the speed of the results depends on several factors. and on this. program more cases where you have to fall through. the protection and if you also depend on the number of cases returning for more people we can improve. trunks through. the next big challenge for the researches is to secure additional funding but chandra's diet is optimistic. basically because i expect the 13 results. positive. and also through a lot of positive energy for health care. right through to the fact that we're trying to do something that might actually work if it was a lot of people could profit from b c g a dose for tempi people only costs a little mole than 2 u.s. dollars so if more on this it's tr

virus at overcrowded emergency shelters due to social distancing measures the shelters can only accept hof the capacity and people have to wear face masks but not everyone has one and many are trying their best to keep safe. and we're learning now we have a lack of supplies to face masks that's why we have started to make our own once the spread of the virus typhoons are common occurrences in the philippines but this time the corona virus outbreak has made the threat even worse the national weather agency wants of potential flooding and landslides in the coming days. while the united nations has warned of a brewing mental health crisis brought on by the corona virus pandemic u.n. secretary general antonio says that governments and health authorities need to take immediate action in order to support the millions of people who are suffering psychological ramifications in the fallout of the pandemic. her name is neville many. and she's been fighting coronavirus on the front lines in albania for more than 2 months. but enormous passion will sacrifice. colonel embarrassed for this midwest to ha

the one where he lives in a room for people or 5 people in one group with his head of the cormack on hof in your body 14 days before so you can hardly be simply is not moral. so didn't the whole place will get it so he said the only way we can. support them to deface muxes. somebody is a member of a group of activists who help migrants and refugees all over bavaria amid the pandemic the group special focuses on those who are in accommodations that are under lockdown because of covert 1000. until recently able also from senegal was under quarantine in the center in the nearby city of rosenheim. on the phone he tell somebody that people there are afraid of contracting the virus because those who were infected were under lockdown together with everyone else. we visit a migrant center in rosenheim that was among the hardest hit by the pandemic it's been under lockdown for some 6 weeks. the local public health authorities are here to tell the residents that although there are currently no new known cases the corn 1000 won't be lifted for at least another few days some here are growing impatie

strikes on an airbase controlled by war locally for huffed are on saturday shelling by forces loyal to hof dog killed at least 7 people in seldom shipley the attack targeted a university dormitory being used by internally displaced people and ambulance was also hit by shrapnel as medics treated the injured there's a growing rift in syria within the president's inner circle bashar al assad's cousin business tycoon as refused to step down as the head of the largest mobile phone operator and a 16 minute video posted online of i mean mock louve says the collapse of syria tel would be a catastrophic setback for the economy he says is under pressure to hand over its profits or face arrest it's the 3rd such video has posted in recent weeks where the editor of a prominent egyptian online newspaper model has been released on bail after outrage over her arrest the publication says lena was arrested outside the tora prison complex in cairo should appear in court on monday there was a winning journalist was interviewing the mother of a jailed activist. who's on a hunger strike protesting his detention

camps in the suburbs of tripoli for more khalifa haftar are that's been seen as another setback for hof tars yearlong campaign to capture the capital. the taliban and afghanistan's president have announced a 3 day ceasefire for the 8 holiday afghani has called on the military to honor that cease fire and the u.s. welcomed this surprise announcement calling it a momentous opportunity that should not be missed. egypt has pardoned more than 3000 prisoners to coincide with the holiday about them as a hit man who murdered lebanese singer susie suzanne to me and then to buy in 2008 on the orders of a former egyptian m.p. the activist charnel us know little prisoners have been released from the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera risking it all borneo it's next. to 0 to 0. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen really listen this is the moment you stop already 30 action this is the moment you mention strains on the fighting everybody we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories the. 0.

of moscow could be infected and that is a conservative estimate during the last month or month and a hof i remain in people have a rise from abroad to russia only 120000 of them when muscovites practically hoffa 1000000 drove through moscow to other regions i believe the chinese scenario is already impossible we are following the european one that's when the pandemic is already inside the country and we should fight it smoothing over the peaks as in many countries and in the u.k. in america with london new york moscow has become the focal point the biggest city in russia the most densely populated nearly half of those cases 6000 over the last 40 hours alone have been detected are here in the capital allow this to explanation as a rising infection rates but also rise in detection right so thirty's have been really ramping up testing to 40000 tests per day that's just a doubling since last week with many more express tests available as well all over the city. that magic of course means more cases are discovered in most cases including. most recent russian official russian minister of const

this latest testing campaign is voluntary i think it's fine everyone to keep it on distant offline hof meters from the. old office says the epidemic people have have a great sense of responsibility to keep our distance from each of us to reduce risks there are now nearly 5000000 cases of covert 1000 around the world more than 300000 have died what started in china may be returning for a 2nd wave leah harding al-jazeera. we're going to weather update next here on al-jazeera 10 trapped on able to join the parents dozens of babies born to sort of mothers a stranded in ukraine. and come man's best friend instead of coronavirus we'll tell you about a new trial in the u.k. . it's a very picture across much of the middle east and the arabian peninsula has a bit of cloud again across the central and west of the saudi that all see as and this is where we could again see a few scattered showers maybe an often thunderstorm of the time which is the eastern end of the mad $38.00 in jerusalem $39.00 in damascus but particularly warm in addressing these time which is about 12 degrees above the averag

so, i love cold water swimming and cold water exposure, all because of the wim hof method, who is the, the force of life is with you. cold water exposure‘s so good for your body, so good for your mental health, because it puts you into, like, fight—or—flight mode when you get in the cold water. i've slowly been converting a lot of my close friends. this is my friend jack leonard... hello! ..and i'm going to make him get in this. isn't it delicious? just how i feel when i do it and how i feel when i don't is like night and day. because i did suffer from anxiety quite a lot. you know, i had, like, panic attacks quite a lot, often driving in the car. i was thinking if we were going to do eurovision, i'd have to ask for an ice bath in my hotel room. i think it would really help, you know. before you go to the dress rehearsal, you have an ice bath and do 20 minutes of breathing and just walk in, like... you'd be fine. hi, jess. hi,james. how are you going? i hear that you haven't yet received word whether or not you'll be retained to perform next year. no, not yet. i'm still waiting to...

about 1000 mercenaries from russia's wagner group are operating in libya to support the war khalifa hof tar also forces have recruited up to 2000 fighters from syria in their fight against libya recognize government based in tripoli. we're very concerned and though the intervention of. foreign citizens in libya is something the secretary general has spoken out about publicly it is something of concern it is of no help to the people of libya who are who are in dire need of political reconciliation so peace can return to their country a correspondent on the tele had joins us live from the capital tripoli so what are they finance in this report had assess translate to what's actually happening on the ground in libya. well according to the factory shell mentioned in this report the involvement in the libya conflict has apparently de raided early excessive conflict in and around tripoli but also do read the piece for us too in the libyan conflict the irony is that as you know that in january most cost to a meeting in terms of the international efforts to bring the libyan warring factions to

strikes on a key airbase controlled by war locally for half tar on saturday shelling by forces loyal to hof guard killed at least 7 people in the south of tripoli it tack targeted a university dormitory used by internally displaced people and the knowledge district an ambulance was also hit by shrapnel as medics treated the injured. the syrian government and armed groups high attire have conducted a prisoner exchange in aleppo. the government released 4 fighters from the group while the rebels freed a colonel and soldier from the syrian army there have been several prisoner swaps and aleppo over the past 18 months. 15 better and her democracy figures are due to appear in court in hong kong on monday they're arrested last month on charges of unlawful assembly the case is drawing attention to the role of beijing's new top envoy in the territory as he tries to stop a resurgent protest movement adrian brown has more from hong kong. china's liaison office in hong kong is a potent symbol of chinese rule over this city it represents the interests of the ruling communist party. in january lou haini

fighters before deciding to surrender the tonneau al assad but it's being seen as a major blow for hof dollars the town is on an important supply route for his troops and they've been waging a year long campaign to seize the capital but the government has significant gains in the last week capturing several towns and a major airbase with the civilian death toll munting a un secretary general spokesman has called on both sides to stop the fighting the un's response is very clear stop the bombing stop the fighting the civilians of libya specially those in and around tripoli now suffer tremendously. especially in the last in the last months as this campaign has grown. in value all those 2 and a half 1000000 more americans have filed for unemployment benefits over the past week that means 38600000 people in the u.s. have lost their jobs since a coronavirus lockdown restrictions were imposed in march small businesses have long been the backbone of the u.s. economy now many are having to find new ways to survive the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic get others on the reports from o

recognized government in tripoli is trying to capture a critical air base controlled by waller khalifa hof tar he has been used by forces to launch air strikes on the capital and recent weeks the tripoli government has captured several cities human rights groups are criticizing the shutdown of a leading broadcast network in the philippines calling it a serious blow to press radio. b.n. was ordered to close after its attempt to bring new its operating license stalled as a moderate go to territory house or peddle a criticized that network or said the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera we have an hour long bulletin for you at the top of the hour in the meantime p.l.o. history of the revolution 7 next. what impact will called it 19 and a drop in the oil price problem the race to the white house. don't look from the phony these his story setbacks and does the job only have what it takes to beat. special coverage out of just. 148 the state of israel was proclaimed. palestine was lost. 16 years later in 1964 the palestine liberation organization or the p.l.o. was founded. made up of different f

recognized government say they have captured 3 military counts in the suburbs of tripoli for more likely the hof tarr 2 of the camps are in the southern outskirts the 3rd is in the east the gains are being seen as another setback for hop stars year long campaign to capture the capital after also controls most of libya's oil facilities and income for the government has spawned a statement issued by the national oil corporation said approximately $50000000.00 came in last month that compares to almost $2000000000.00 for the same month last year without fail the head has more from tripoli. for have to the force is a major setback for us forces losing these military camps and the military camp that the government forces the capture today and in fact advance beyond a year or more military campaign has been set by have to his forces as a kind of central command to run the battles in southern tripoli in fact it has been controlled by russian missionaries from the group to run the battles and the government and military sources say that the russian mercenaries set up a sort of valence equipment inside a

the conference was held in nearby potsdam at sicilian hof palace before 918 and it served as the residence of the german crown prince and his family and the meeting of the major allied powers known as the big 3 began on july 17th all sides were at pains to display unity after their victory against the common enemy stalin joins truman at the talks and britain was represented at 1st by prime minister winston churchill midway through the conference he would suffer an election defeat and be replaced by his successor. and puts the focus of the tenor of the talks in post on was we one now we carry a joint responsibility to guide this continent into a secure future because it's. because the war and the fighting didn't end on may the $940.00 fun of the van mocked capitulated but war and violence continued. it. but the days of unity in the n.t. hitler coalition were numbered. as the conference convened the truman received the news that the u.s. military had at last successfully tested a new weapon of unique destructive force. the u.s. had long been working on a project to develop an atomic bomb. no

actually is right because you also have a country like russia where 3 doctors so far have fallen from hof the floors we have no idea what happened they spoke out about conditions with the coronavirus there's also a faint new law in russia now in the name of protect you know promoting accurate information in russia around cope with one theme but the result is actually. you know a way to you know diminish. free speech right it's just a ruse and donald trump talks about critiquing fake news so what are we today really critiquing the other really important piece is that we've been talking about is how is the mainstream media a part of this distribution of so-called fake news. there when i use them when these are critical to hear thunder go to see. televisions from the mainstream outlets are chasing after since issue was. so some of it depends on what news outlet right but even very legitimate. means stream media is that journalists often have a 2 sided approach to an issue right so especially as science is so new around cope at 19. and by the way we have this idea that science is this perfect

yesterday was a great example och hof how you could see a market doing well regime change is general ly a longer process that's really been driven by our focus from a fundamental relative value perspective or our relative value model is telling us, emerging markets are really cheap on a longer term basis. when you look at the 2000s or the 1980s, emerging markets had a really good run up in those environments and those markets can last for a multi year cycle. it's not a full over weight. once we start to see a much improved earnings picture coming out of emerging markets which we think in this new environment of governments providing stimulus across the world will create the consensus and it's going to take off. >> you heard the comments on why it's a tiptoe in kind of approach but you still like a -- as between u.s. and non-u.s. stocks, you like the u.s why? >> i think it goes back to the idea of being focused on risk management at this time. eng they are wonderful u.s. base stocked that have very strong balance sheets they have good dividend support in here and catalyst to drive som

everybody needs help and the airlines are no different because the airlines are losing hof of their revenue for 2020 and some of the buy a lot sort of being required across the globe are absolutely massive the in the united states it's about $50000000000.00 for the usa alliance and they stack sort of number is replicated in certain jurisdictions and others it is not so there's a lot of given type t. at and certainly we want to preserve as many of these airlines as we possibly can for that very highly competitive market we want post covered 19th in certain jurisdictions it has been enough for instance in the middle east some of the countries they have stepped up significantly like at the top in other jurisdictions they haven't been a struggle you know for instance the the federal government there really has not stepped up to support its 2. and so coming out of post covenant saying you're going to get some airlines that are very well look just at other ones that are not so be it it'll be a very unbalanced playing field. but 19 a lot more needs to be done because i view is the is the fabric of

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