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crisis as well as netanyahu is corruption charges this is the largest protest that israel's seen in a decade. and hong kong has opened a new community treatment center to cope with the rapid rise in coronavirus cases a team of lab technicians from mainland china is heading to the territory to help carry out tests. and to nasa astronauts of undocked from the international space station and are right now on their way back to the aiming for the gulf of mexico just off the florida panhandle in the 1st 3 landing for u.s. astronauts in 45 years. at least 80 people have died in india's northern state of punjab after drinking toxic brew take alcohol police there say they've arrested 25 people and confiscated large quantities of booze and storage problems or authorities say the sales were widespread and still expect more faith. while staying in india and the united nations has joined the calls for the release of human rights activists there some of them are in prison awaiting trial and antiterrorism middles the conservative b j p government denies accusations that the charges against the left wing activists are pol

coming up in the next 60 minutes china sends a team of health experts to hong kong as the city battles a 3rd wave of covert 19. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu hits back at anti-government protests and blames the media for inciting violence. they're on their way back to planet earth the astronauts launched by space x. are set to return home with the 1st u.s. .

hong kong government reaching out again across the border for help when it is something that the hong kong government should be able to contain themselves . thousands of people are calling for israel's prime minister to resign in the largest protest in west jerusalem for a decade many around grief over the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis and binyamin netanyahu staying in office while facing corruption charges a fast moving wildfire in southern california in the us has forced hundreds of people from their home ground in the air crews are battling the blaze buildings have been destroyed and several other fires burning across the states people in the bahamas have been advised to remain alone at the tropical storm is a made landfall the u.s. national hurricane center says the worst affected area is new providence the most populous island the storm packed winds of 120 kilometers an hour when it struck south of the capital nassau on saturday. and forecasters warn if say is likely to strengthen back into a hurricane as it heads north towards florida it lost some speed while moving through the bahamas florida's governor has declared a state of emergency for some areas those

democracy deferred elections in hong kong delayed for a year chief executive kerry lamp says a surgeon coronavirus case is raised. and we follow a coronavirus task force in israel and look at efforts to contain the culprit 9 spain in one of the country's major hotspot. to. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program we start in the united states where president donald trump says he plans to ban the chinese owned video app tick-tock u.s. officials are currently looking into the potential for tick tocks to be used by china as a tool for chinese intelligence. tick-tock with its viral dance routines and political activism videos is a favorite among teenagers worldwide. with over $2000000000.00 downloads and $17000000000.00 in revenue last year the app is extremely successful and influential but its exploding popularity has also raised red flags in the u.s. officials are investigating whether tick-tock is a threat. to national security there are concerns that the data collected by the app owned by the chinese firm by dance could be accessed by beijing the company denies any connection with the chinese government but donald trump is threatening to ban the f. in the u

democracy deferred elections in hong kong are delayed for a year chief executive carrie lam says a surge in coronavirus cases is to blame. we follow a coronavirus task force in israel and look at efforts to contain covert $19.00 and $1.00 of the country's major hotspots. i'm all in is a thanks for joining us we start in the united states where president donald trump said he's considering banning the popular video app tick-tock reports indicate he's also considering an alternative forcing the apps owner chinese firm by dance to sell it to an american company u.s. officials claim tick-tock may pose a national security threat citing concerns that china could access the data that collects. with a think $100000000.00 users taught those itself as a digital playground but now it's turning into a box all grown between the u.s. and china. with american suspicious of its owners the be backed up may have exploded in recent years but not everyone is a fun. what do you recommend that people download that up on their phones tonight tomorrow any time currently if you want your private information in the hands of the chinese communist party the struggle over digital technology is

deferred elections in hong kong are delayed for a year sheep executive carrie lam says a surge in coronavirus cases is the reason. and we follow a coronavirus task force and italy israel and look at efforts to contain cope 19 in one of the country's major hotspots. and a story of birds and beer why drinkers in a small town in germany are getting their feathers ruffled. a moment is of thanks for joining us we start in the united states where president donald trump says he'll take action as soon as saturday to ban the chinese own the video app tick-tock trump says he could use emergency economic powers or an executive order to enforce the action u.s. officials say poses a national security threat made concerns that beijing can access the data that collects media reports a white house the white house is also preparing to force to talks owner chinese firm by dance to sell its u.s. operations microsoft is reportedly already in talks as a potential buyer. now let's bring in our business correspondent in new york so what power does trump actually have to put pressure on a chinese company like that. well i mean u.s. president donald trump probably could not directly alter to

hong kong. are said toleaders be rejecting u.s. claims that israel and the uae are close to a diplomatic deal. said it would be an historic breakthrough. u.s. said israel has agreed to halt moves to declare sovereignty over parts of the west bank. theazeera reports palestinians rejected such a deal. lawmakers in lebanon met for the first time since a devastating explosion that destroyed parts of beirut. leading judges set to question officials over the storage of hazardous chemicals. people died and thousands were wounded. lebanon is mired in its worst economic and political crisis in decades. the u.k. is tightening the coronavirus quarantine. adding to its isolation list. the government is advising against all but essential travel to two countries, as well as less traveled to malta, monaco, aruba, and the turks and caicos islands. france had been on the uk's initial virus travel corridor list, but infections are on the rise. pandemicthe global hitting plenty of industries so far. one of the areas hit in a good way, doing well, it is gold. it is up around 28% so far this year. it was up about

coming up in the next 60 minutes china sends a team of health experts to hong kong as the city battles a 3rd wave of covert 19. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu hits back at anti-government protests and blames the media for inciting violence. they're on their way back to planet earth the astronauts launched by space x. are set to return home with the 1st u.s. splash down in 45 years. and remade the museum guides bringing modern experiences to learning about ancient artifacts. and in sport top level hockey returns in north america racism is everywhere. we have out and promise to stand up for justice. united against racism as the national hockey league restarts. people around the world are facing the prospect of new coronavirus lock downs and restrictions that as the number of infections grows rapidly and governments struggle to contain the spread of the virus globally the number of confirmed cases is edging closer to 18000000 many countries once thought to have been in control of the outbreak seeing a surge in infections in hong kong hospitals are reaching their capacity as it battles a so-called 3rd wave now

deferred elections in hong kong are delayed for a year she thinks active kerry lamb says a surge in corona virus cases is the reason for that. we follow a growing virus taskforce in israel look at the facts to efforts to contain code 19 and one of the country's major hotspots. i'm all meanies of welcome to the program we start in the united states where president donald trump says he plans to ban the chinese own video app tick-tock u.s. officials are currently looking into the possibility that china can access user data collected by the app but an outright ban would come as a blow to tick talks millions of fans. tick-tock with its viral dance routines and political activism videos is a favorite among teenagers worldwide. over $2000000000.00 downloads in $17000000000.00 in revenue last year the app is extremely successful and influential but its exploding popularity has also raised red flags in the u.s. officials are investigating whether tick-tock is a threat to national security there are concerns that the data collected by the app owned by the chinese firm by dance could be accessed by beijing the company denies any connection with the chinese government but donald tr

israel and the united arab emirates. the palestinian president says it is betrayal of the palestinian cause. on monday, hong kongi, was arrested in a scene that shocked many. his newspaper offices were raided by hundreds of police. mr lai, the founder of the apple daily, is the most high—profile person to be detained under a controversial new security law. he'sjoining me now from hong kong, in one of his first media interviews after being released on bail. thank you very much for speaking to us here on the bbc. thank you for having me. you are thank you for having me. you a re clearly thank you for having me. you are clearly free at the moment but do you know what happens to you next? i don't know what is going to happen to me next because i have not given me a date of thejudgement. because i have not given me a date of the judgement. i was given a bail of $300,000 cash and 300,000 dollars personal guarantee and my passport was confiscated so i cannot travel andi confiscated so i cannot travel and i am waiting for the next thing to happen. are you scared? no, i am thing to happen. are you scared? no, iam not. wh

democracy deferred elections in hong kong are delayed for a year chief executive kerry lamb says the surgeon coronavirus case is to blame. we follow a coronavirus task force in israel and look at efforts to contain covert $19.00 and $1.00 of the country's major hotspots.

arrest in his own words, hong kong newspaper owner jimmy lai describes being detained under the territory's new security law. are you scared? no, i'm not. why should i be scared? israel and the united arab emirates have signed a peace treaty that will open the way to the two countries signing deals in areas such as trade, tourism, investment and security. as part of the us—mediated deal announced by president trump, israel will put on hold its plans to annex more palestinian land. but the surprise move has angered palestinian leaders, as our correspondent yoland knell reports from jerusalem. the face of a man who's made an historic deal. israel's leader talking to the crown prince of abu dhabi and president trump. already, there were signs of warming ties with arab gulf states who share fears over iran. and israeli minister in the uae. the delegation singing in the jewish sabbath. now such scenes could become normal. we announced the establishment of a full and formal peace between israel and the uae. it includes the mutual opening of embassies, direct flights and many other bilateral agreements. this is the greatest advancements towards peace between israel and the

deferred elections in hong kong and delayed for a year chief executive carol i'm says a surgeon coronavirus case this is the reason. and we follow a coronavirus task force in israel.

hong kong and the control over legislation. the uae says plans to establish notal ties with israel will salvage a plan -- will salvage a plan, normalizingelations c, saying it is a natural evolution of reality. it is seen that all but ending hopes of a palestinian homeland. the eu is rejecting the election results in belarus, stopping short of calling for a new vote. several leaders say they have been able -- not been able to reach president lukashenko by phone. there have been warnings from moscow not to interfere. the eu claims that the vote was neither free nor fair. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. shery: apple becoming a to trillion dollar company. trillionght $2 company. this is the latest example of the rally in tech stocks driving markets. , aaronow from pimco brown. great to have you with us. rallye seen this recent that seems focused on tech stocks and people say we have not seen something like this dot com days. what do you say? thank you for having me. you have to look at the tech sector delivering. is higherech sect

called for the resignation of israel's prime minister and the biggest protest yet against his leadership. live from doha also coming up china sends health workers to hong kong as the territory expands coronavirus testing. rounded up and thrown in jail the united nations joins calls for the release of human rights activists in india. and returning for a rare splashdown the 1st astronauts by space x. leave the international space station. calls for the israeli prime minister to step down a growing louder for a 3rd week in a row thousands of demonstrators have gathered outside binyamin netanyahu is official residence demanding his resignation the rallies are the largest in israel for a decade many people feel frustrated by the government's handling of the corona virus outbreak and angry that netanyahu is still in office while facing corruption charges police force protesters away early on sunday before set before some western lucilla. it's becoming a saturday night ritual in the square close to benjamin netanyahu official residence early evening and the police man increasingly robust barricades by the protesters renew their demand that netanyahu leave office t

deferred elections in hong kong are delayed for a year sheep executive carrie lamb says a surge in corona virus cases is the reason. and we follow a coronavirus task force and italy israel and look at efforts to contain cope.

israel have imposed a crippling blockade on the territory. the 1st documented case of a patient being reinfected with corona virus has been reported in hong kong researches at the university of hong kong say a 33 year old man fell sick again 4 months after his 1st bout in march but scientists say he's suffering from a different strain of the virus and unlike his 1st infections 2nd time he did not have any symptoms researches have suggested that patients who recover from the corona virus are immune to reinfection but that antibody levels can fall after a few months world health organization warns against jumping to any conclusions based on just one case to fish or as an associate research professor of microbiology and immunology at the director of the elizabeth griffin program at the georgetown university medical center she says this latest development suggests that reinfection impatience can happen that any symptoms being present. it's so it's not so much a mutation as the virus is error prone when it replicates mistakes get introduced into its genome and over time to virus sort of drifts away so that there are distinct families and that's wha

hong kong on edge two. by stephen engle. this is bird. ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ pres. trump: this is a truly historic moment. /jordance the israelaty was signed more than 25 years ago has so much agresta been made toward us in the middle east. >> president trump there touting the deal between israel and the united arab and there its to -- united arab emirates to normalize relations. our guest -- our next guest is joining us. think you for joining us. when you look at the region, how much is changing for investors? >> i think there are so many moving parts. the biggest factor continues to be which economies are going to be able to come out of this crisis and this pandemic with resilient macro and political frameworks. we've seen across post the gcc others, quite a significant shift in terms of political allegiances. those are going to interact with the macro economic outlook outlk to assess which of these companies are going to come out of this. >> do you have any insight? where are you looking at as potential beacons of hope? lupin: i think countries that have been able to withstand this shock are the more high income, high net

prime minister benjamin netanyahu protesters in israel are calling for him to resign over corruption charges. the pro-democracy activists living in exile hong kong issues arrest warrants for 6 people under a new national security law. and for major league baseball's commissioner says the new could be forced to shut down the warning comes out as more. of the season on a growing number of positive. tests. so the race to find a coronavirus vaccine just picked up pace as the world health organization warns of a lengthy pandemic with russia saying it will begin vaccinations as early as october but some countries are already raising questions about the safety of vaccines that are rolled out too quickly well russia's health minister hasn't given any details about the vaccine it's not clear if the treatment does produce an immune response in germany the govern. it is coming under pressure over its coded $9000.00 restrictions so far has managed to keep infections down but is now seeing a rise in cases of the countries being easing its lockdown with social distancing rules are still in place and then after what's being called an explosive spread in the re

hong kong as the city battles. a 3rd wave of covert 19 . multiple bombs target a prison in eastern afghanistan several people have been killed dozens injured in the attack. and attempts to trample on democracy israel's prime minister hits out against massive protests demanding his resignation.

israel says it will temporarily suspend plans to annex the west bank, as part of a new peace deal with the united arab emirates. on monday, hong kongcene that shocked many. his newspaper offices were raided by hundreds of police. mr lai, the founder of the apple daily, is the most high—profile person to be detained under a controversial new security law. hejoined us from hong kong in one of his first media interviews since being released on bail, talking us through his arrest. i was just down from upstairs by my maid. i didn't know what happened so i went down, and i saw a bunch of policemen, about 20 of them and they said, "mr lai, you are under arrest under the national security law," so i was a bit shocked because national security law is a very draconian law, that i may be sent to china right away so i said, "look, i have just finished exercising, may i have a bath?" so they followed me to my room, to my bathroom, and didn't allow me to close the door, of course. they watched me. i washed and i went with them, they handcuffed me. i was very pleased to see that the whole team were hong kong policemen, that means that i was not g

israel have imposed a crippling blockade on the territory. well the 1st case of someone being reinfected with the corona virus has been reported by researches in hong kong33 year old man has tested positive for covert 1000 for the 2nd time 4 and a half months after recovering from the disease the re-infection was discovered when he returned from a trip to spain the findings by hong kong university could have significant implications for the development of vaccines and then the former chief of self for the for the president of the democratic republic of congo has been hospitalized with corona virus which party said he was moved to hospital from prison after experiencing breathing difficulties doctors described his health is stable but they've also said that you'll need several days of treatment to recover kamar he was sentenced to 20 years in jail early this year on fraud charges supporters have denounced the imprisonment as politically motivated. that's not small still ahead for you the syrian government blames so-called terrorists for a pipeline explosion that knocked out power across the country. citizenship for sale and al-jazeera investigation revea

hong kong as the city battles a 3rd wave of covert 19. multiple bombs target a prison in eastern afghanistan several people have been killed dozens injured in the attack. but attempts to trample on democracy israel's prime minister hits out against massive protests demanding his resignation. they're on their way back to planet earth the astronauts launched by space x. are set to return home with the 1st u.s. splash down in 45 years. with all the sporting clothing playing formula one. in the wind the bridge is called matic style. people around the world are facing the prospect of new coronavirus lock downs and restrictions that as the number of infections grows rapidly and governments struggle to contain the spread of the virus globally the number of confirmed cases is edging ever closer to 18000000 many countries once thought to have been in control. the outbreak of seeing a surge in infections it hong kong for example hospitals are reaching their capacity as it battles a so-called 3rd wave now health workers from mainland china have been sent in to help but as dear to pollen reports now their arrival is causing concern. hundreds of beds ready for patients a whole next to the international airport

israel and nae and eventually sees ira joining it, too, and in a reversal, the president talked about the emirates by fighter jets. some of the fastest in the world. withnding extradition pact hong kongciprocal tax arrangements with shipping, part of the white house effort to pressure china over the new national security law following an executive order to and preferential treatment for hong kong. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. matt? matt: qantas reported its first loss in six years. the airline says it will not make money in the next financial year as travel restrictions from the coronavirus pandemic hammer the industry, of course, as we know. we spoke with the quanta ceo, alan joyce. take a listen. if we get a vaccine, it will take some time to roll out to be effective, a reason why the international borders were closed down. position for most airlines around the world, because parts of our business have really gone well. the freight business or the flight in/fly out resort business, and domestic business. we are working with the governments to try to open up the borders

israel's prime minister and the biggest protest yet against his leadership. hello i'm don jordan this is out as they are live from doha also coming up china sends health workers to hong kong as the territory expands coronavirus testing. rounded up and thrown in jail the united nations joins calls for the release of human rights activists in india. and returning for a rare splashdown the 1st astronauts knowledge by space x. leave the international space station.