of the international air transport association alexandra de clichy it at. all a verdict is due in just a few hours here in germany in what is likely to be one of the last trials of those involved in the holocaust bruno dean now 93 years old says that as a guard at the state hof concentration camp he wasn't responsible for the killings that took place there but he's been charged with more than $5000.00 counts of accessory to murder. before much to his home of concentration camps condense in what is now poland it's estimated that around 65000 people were murdered here either in a gas chamber or by sheeting through disease and exhaustion. camp records show bruno d. was a guard it stood off from august 1904 to april 945 his task was to keep watch to prevent inmates attempting to flee prosecutors say by carrying out that task he contributed to the deaths of 5230 people because he was just 17 years old when he started work at the top of the trial has been held in a youth court does a full think even after such a long period of time this allegation is so serious t

of the international air transport association alexandra clicheed at. turning now to some football news liverpool seals of the premier league title last on but had to wait to lift the trophy until wednesday after beating chelsea 53 at home the muted ceremony inside at least. attracted hundreds of fans outside of anfield stadium despite warnings not to congregate in large groups to avoid spreading the coronavirus now the crowds they set off players and they made lots of noise until the early hours of the morning this is liverpool's 1st premier league title in 30 years caught by neighbors in the french city of corn although you're going to want to check this out because check this out the flames and smoke in golfing there apart and 1st one boy then his brother are plunging at least 13 meters into the arms of residents a low the children 3 and 10 years old were later treated for smoke inhalation 2 of the people who caught them reportedly suffered broken it's. incredible they survived and we're glad that they did you're watching news you're up to date this

so the international air transport association he joins us now live via skype from geneva good to have you with us bryant does the pandemic spell the end of air transport as we've come to know it how many more airlines are going to go under before things return to normal. i think you very difficult situation. we're just not seeing international who own any travel at the moment business is so low airlines are pulling back service demand is still very weak because because of the crisis we see governments very reluctant to not do so which sectors and types of airline are going to be worst hit those who fly mainly short haul or long haul koreas. i know it's long haul. they're going to suffer the most i mean we're we're we're seeing some travel want to mystic markets we're seeing some travel corridors for instance in in europe so there's a little bit of international travel so a short haul point to points in travel services you know the ones that are working at the moment that the airlines are really struggling at the ones that rely on connecting passengers feeding passengers into their hea

stay where you are for a moment just let's listen in for a 2nd to the head of the international air transport association respond to detail we probably will have less operate sure number for eaters so if you industry would have shrunk by a bite that day which is not good news for everyone it's not going to it's obviously if it's not good news for passengers because it means you know a restricted often less distillation of less competition so bad news all round pretty much stefan what would you like to see from the e.u. ministers in this case who are discussing regulations and aid right now. wish for ministers to see the entire aviation issue in the context of climate change we have a new normal at the moment i think passenger numbers are lower than. they used to be the expectation is minus 50 percent not all of that is genuine demand i think we could do with a lot less trouble and if the opportunity is taken now to combine time a change and a recovery for the sector i think that would 'd be to everybody's benefit it would be nice for the planet but what about if the demand is there what if what if mass t

airlines are expected to lose more than $74000000000.00 euros this year according to the international air transport association probably we would have less operate. number of reaches so the industry would have shrunk. by that day which is not good news for everyone is not going to say. it's not good news for us and just because it means you know a restricted office less this nation less competition and the sector is likely to see more hygiene measures from touchless luggage tag printing to temperature measuring devices the pandemic is certain to change the way we fly for many years to come. and earlier i spoke with gal visible an aviation expert with airborne consulting i began by asking him about a new report that emirates would pay for the medical bills of passengers and factor with kovan 19 presumably during their flight i wanted to know if that was a practical model for the entire industry. honestly i think it's a good it's a good marketing activity what they're in should use in europe and if we look at country so they have a long tradition on the health care for employees so i think it's a consequence of

the international air transport association says, even though there was a small uptick in air travel activity in june was weaker than expected europe's almost no recovery and passenger levels are still at all time lows. airlines are also losing money because many are looking to capacity, new technologies and working from home could mean that businesses cut back on travel for good. when you think of kodak usually think of photography right but now the company stock is skyrocketing after winning a government loan to produce drugs. kodak stock tripled today after securing a u.s. government loan for 765 million dollars to manufacture pharmaceutical ingredients. the loan is the first of its kind under the defense production act is part of an effort to reduce dependence on foreign drugmakers and airlines and maybe taking a loss during the pandemic but one industry that's seeing an increase is campaign. one california store says that can say is sure gaining popularity among we californians, this summer as this pandemic restrictions push people away from air travel in cruz's ryan fish has th

has imposed a quarantine on all travelers coming in from spain i r to the international air transport association which represents airlines describes that move as a step too far the executive director of the health emergencies program says new cases of always been highly unlikely as countries eased restrictions but he says nations such as spain are well positioned to manage new outbreaks. the situation is is that we're close to what it was there before and the authorities certainly assure us that they're taking every possible measure to investigate and suppress clusters and taking localized action to suppress those new clusters of disease so i think it will take a number of days or weeks for us to to see what is the future in spain but we trust that with his open approach with the sense of the surveillance with the sustained testing and with the cooperation of people in spain that we will see these clusters come under control into course. from. president of the torah said these morning that if the outbreak or the virus outbreak is not contained in the next 10 days tougher measures will have to be

return to pre- pandemic levels until at least 2024, according to a new report from the international air transport association. the association says that globally the recovery has been slower than expected and air traffic was down 87 percent compared to the same time last year. the report also finds that travel is hampered by weak consumer confidence and severe cuts to company travel budgets. jetblue is now testing a new way to sanitize for the coronavirus, the airline is testing uv light technology to clean planes. the company says they will try it out for three months on planes that jfk, new york, and fort lauderdale airport. the cleaning will treat the passenger cabin in less than 10 minutes. >>> governor newsom has created a new strike team to handle the backlog at the employee development department. the edd is operating with an old outdated system that prevented many people in california from getting the benefits that they had earned. the strike team will modernize technology at the edd and employees will start dealing with the backlog of on paid claims. >>> minimum wage will go up by one dollar next ye

flights until march next year with the asia pacific region alone predicted by the international air transport association to post losses of up to 29000000000 dollars this year airlines are in survival mode there are some that will be side by governments. that would have collapsed if i'd been privatized and there are those that will just disappear for now the last point 2747 will be stored in the mojave desert in california before being sold most likely full freight truths marking the end of a significant era in quanta says history you can gauge al-jazeera. is always much more news on our website at al-jazeera dot com the very latest on their on the coronavirus pandemic of course al-jazeera dot com. let's. play again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. government has ordered beijing to close its consulate in houston texas the state department says it's to protect american intellectual property a spokesman for the chinese foreign ministry has denied reports that staff had been burning documents inside the building was in jordan has more from virginia the argument that's being pin

that is according to the international air transport association. the recovery has been slower than expected and air traffic was down 87 percent in june, compared to the same time last year, and the report said that air travel was hurt by weak consumer confidence. company travel budgets are reduced. jetblue airlines are testing a new way to sanitize plans for the coronavirus, uv light technology is being tested and they will try it for three months on the planes that jfk in new york and fort lauderdale airports in florida. the uv cleaning can treat the cabin of a passenger plane in less than 10 minutes. >>> let's get to talk baseball, the san francisco giants beat the padres last night and they will wrap up their series today. no fans were in the stands, but a lucky fan in the copy battle daily with a home run that was hit by mike yastrzemski and the third inning. yastrzemski's second homer of the game, there it is. it gave the giants a 7-6 walkoff win. tonight's game starts at 6:45 p.m. at larocca park. >>> after losing yesterday, first road trip o

the international air transportation association said the industry is seeing a rebound from april, but the increase is, quote, barely visible. travel is being held back by weak confidence and smaller travel budgets. >>> you may have heard there's a coin shortage because of the pandemic. because of that, the u.s. mint is asking americans to put more coins back into circulation. how? by spending them, depositing them, exchanging them for paper currency or taking them to a coin redemption kiosk. they say they may have a hard time accepting cash if we don't do that and that is hard on those people who donal have credit cards or bank accounts. and here's one consumer tip. generally those kiosks charge about 8.5 to 9% unless you choose to get your money back on a gift card. so check. it may not cost you any money and you would be doing a real service to other people. >> didn't know that. thank you. >>> the nation's second largest cinema chain plans to reopen some of its locations in the u.s. next month. regal cinemas announced it will reopen on august 21. the company says athleters that open

the international air transport association says globally the recover has been slower than expected. air traffic was down about 87% in june, compared to the same time last year. report also finds travel is being hampered by week consumer confidence and constrained company travel budgets. >>> jetblue is going to try a new way to sanitize for the coronavirus. the airline will be the first major u.s. carrier to test uv light technology to clean its planes. the company says it will try it out for three months on planes at jfk in new york and the ft. lauderdale airport in florida. the cleaning system is about the size of an aircraft burkart. at has arms that extend over the top of seat the cabin in less than 10 minutes. >>> checking the weather we have a pattern of a little bit warmer inland. we talked about that. that's the trend pretty much the full week, and inland sector of the sacramento valley, san joaquin valley. the heat is going to bleed into our eastern areas. but in this corner of the bay area, where most of the big cities are, like mountain view and oakland, it will remain rela

the international air transport association thinks the air industry won't recover until 2023. the impact on jobs like leslie's could be long-standing. >> translator: both my normothe and my daughter depend on me. mine was our own only salary. we have no income. and we have to pay rent, and school fees now. >> reporter: avianca says dismissals like leeslie's case reflect operations will be reduced. traveling by air is only the only way of connecting cities and businesses. to avoid further layoffs some workers are coming up with preventative solutions. the colombian pilots union say they have proposed a voluntary pay cut across the board as long as avianca doesn't release a single pilot in the next two years. >> translator: our proposal is simple. don't fire anyone, we supplement our own wages, and when you need pilots they already are part of the company and trained. >> reporter: while captain pinzon waits for avianca's response to the offer he and and thousands of other flight crew members are flying blind, searching for hope on the horizon. stefano pozzebon, cnn, bogota. >>>

flights until march next year with the asia pacific region alone predicted by the international air transport association to post losses of up to 29000000000 dollars this year airlines are in survival mode there are some that will be side by governments. that would have collapsed if i paid privatized and there are those that will just disappear for now the last $1.00 to 747 will be stored in the mojave desert and california before being sold most likely full freight truths marking the end of a significant era in quanta says history gauge al-jazeera sydney. and that is it for this news hour do stay with us though going to be back in just a few minutes a with more of the day's news and hope you'll join me that thanks for watching. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power of development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these developments we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally

has imposed a quarantine on all travelers coming from spain international air transport association which represents airlines describes that move as a step too far for the executive director of the world health organizations health emergencies program says the new cases of always been highly likely as countries ease restrictions but he says nations like spain are well positioned to manage new outbreaks the situation. we're close to plot it was there before the authorities certainly assure us that they're taking every possible measure to investigate and suppress lister's and taking localized action to suppress those 2 clusters of disease so i think it will take it a number of days or weeks for us to see what is the future in spain but we trust that with this wolf an approach with the sense of the surveillance with the sustained testing and with the cooperation of people in spain that we will see these clusters come under control into course why doubt about the lead up in spain 0 is not at 0 is what measures the government in madrid taking to to stem the rise of coronavirus cases that. yes

with the asia pacific region alone predicted by the international air transport association to post losses of up to 29000000000 dollars this year airlines are rince of. there are some that will be side by governments. that would have collapsed if i paid privatized and there are others that that will just disappear for now the last $1.00 to 747 will be stored in the mojave desert in california before being sold most likely full freight truths marking the end of a significant era in quanta says history you can gauge al-jazeera safely. some great memories i'm sure for many millions of people around the world so that was the news with me the whole rom and. my colleague barbara saturable has more on the other side of the break more london news center until i'd like. to jump into the stream and julian on global community this generation will have to create it so the partner sleep with social media on and will online be part of the debate let me put some comments to you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic darlings that people of color have suffered not only now but for de

last thing has imposed a quarantine on all travelers coming from spain international air transport association i asked which represents airlines describes that move as a step too far the world health organization says that while things do not bad countries such as spain are well placed to handle new outbreaks the situation is there we're close to what it was there before in the authorities certainly assure us that they're taking every possible measure to investigate and suppress clusters and taking localized action to suppress those who clusters of disease so i think it will take a number of days or weeks for us to to see what is the future in spain but we trust that with this wolf an approach with the sense of the surveillance with the sustained testing and with the cooperation of people in spain that we will see these clusters come under control into course live to barcelona and my colleagues. we have been hearing from one of the regional leaders there in catalonia what was said. yes well the president of the law. said these morning that if the outbreak on the part of how great is not contai

. >> you were just talking about that and then iata, the international air transport association is saying024 for pre-covid traffic levels they also point out that airlines are adding capacity, jim, ahead of demand which is coming back slower than they thought. >> personal travel, people want toful tra, we know that. great conference call by american express on friday about what people want to do, but the business travelers is where they make all the money and the business traveler is zooming they just aren't going i don't know what it's going to take to bring them back. and that is going to be a very important theme, tomorrow is boeing this was a great industry for america. i mean, it was probably what we were leading in and now without customers it's really difficult. citi puts a tactical sell on american airlines with an $11 price target guys, it is $11. i don't know citi is kind of a funny piece. but you can see, for instance, shopify, fwagoldman sachs does a piece. the amount of e-commerce and what it's done to brick and mortar, david, we are seeing a wholesale shift not just digitiza

the international air transport association, they say that air traffic won't recover to 2024.ree big problems. level containment of the virus here in the u.s. and other countries. anemic international travel, that was a mooney maker. and low confidence among passengers. when you put that together, people will not fly anytime soon. stuart: i would love to go visit my kids in new zealand and australia but i can't comeback. >>> texas congressman louie gohmert tested positive for the virus. he was scheduled to fly down with the president to texas today, but obviously he will remain in washington. >>> representative jim jordan, jerry nadler sparring during attorney general barr's hearing yesterday. watch this. >> i don't want the time. i want the attorney general to be able to have enough time to respond accusations and questions asked him and you guys not cut him off. >> what you want is irrelevant, irrelevant to the rules. mr. stuebe is recognized. stuart: there is more where that came from. tensions between barr and house democrats clearly boiling over. you will hear more of it