kemal is one of the 1st to be cooled. off to years of hard work it will take just seconds to learn his fate and now. at the camp gates families are also for the results. boys who fired coming out. brutha. molly or the other. people trying to console him but he's not stopping anyone it's just awful kemal had tears in his eyes coming out and i didn't want to talk to us and i don't really blame him. inside dru hit is still hopeful. but he's one of the last boys left on the. i know it's his ted. it looks like he's even. though you've. got to like that is feel and that is that. we never assume because you are at the bottom of the kirov and i was not asked did you think you were going to get a no you were not going to get me i was looking to get in but i was missing ok the graduation is backing up to go. for the boys who got in it's a moment they will never forget the day they lives changed forever i feel so great . i think i missed a milestone is the greatest that's did you think you're going to make it some are on the verge o

kemal is one of the 1st to be called team. after years of hard work it will take just seconds to learn his fate and. at the camp gates families are also for the results. boys who failed a coming out. brutha. molly or the other. people try to console him but he's not stopping anyone it's just awful kemal had tears in his eyes coming out and he didn't want to talk to us and i don't really blame him. inside dru hit is still hopeful. but he's one of the last boys left on the feel. i finally if he's 10. it looks like he's even. though you've. got to wait she said lucile and that is that. we never assume because you're at the bottom of the kirov and i was not asked did you think you were going to get a no you're not going to get me i was looking to get in but i was missing ok the graduation is backing off you go. for the boys who got in it's a moment they will never forget the day they lives changed forever. so grant yeah i think i missed a milestone is the greatest that's did you think you're going to make it solid on the verge of

live from doha everyone i'm kemal santamaria with the world news from al-jazeera the u.k. is warned that the peak is yet to come its deaths top $900.00 for a 2nd day and the government is criticised for how it's handling the pandemic so returning home hundreds of venezuelans who fled economic hardship in their country are forced to go back because of the pound and in other news it's the 30th anniversary of the apollo 13 mission one that became a story of survival against all odds. so the numbers now tell us that the united states has more coronavirus cases than any other country its tally has surpassed italy for the 1st time on saturday it means 20000 americans have died with the epicenter still in new york but all 50 states we must say are in a state of emergency for the 1st time which allows them to use federal funds during the pandemic elsewhere india 1300000000 citizens continue to stay home until the end of april the prime minister is expected to announce an extension to the lock down there and then europe well this is interesting the hardest hit nations are actually

and joe harvey one i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera china is hitting back over australian criticism of its handling of the pandemic with the world in lockdown and an oversupply of all u.s. crude prices have dropped to a 20 year low. and in other news flash floods in kenya leave a trail of destruction with several people dead and many more displaced. for weeks they were the center of the coronavirus pandemic but now european countries a star saying starting to see a glimmer of hope daily death tolls and new infections are dropping and so many governments are taking some tentative steps to lift constraints on daily life for example germany reopening some small shops allowing limited school classes the central government though is leaving it up to the leaders of each of the 16 states and germany as to how much they want to reopen and when they want to do it after a month long closure nursery schools are now open in norway despite the polls showing nearly a quarter of parents quarter of parents still have concerns and shutters are also lifting across poland den

definitely kemal and there's been a promise from the government of that about $100.00 to $130.00 of cashaid will be given to those most affected the poorest of the poor but it remains to be seen whether some of them have already received it or whether the finance going through the local government units are actually well on their way last night c'mon there was a press conference with president lee good character and he basically just said he was inclined to approve a 2 week extension that wasn't confirmed as of last night but today the head of the past 4 said basically that the double checked with the president and said that yes it has been extended there have been concerns about the way communications are be handled by the government it is seen that the government itself has been overwhelmed and that the task force basically leading there which is largely military basically has been doing its best to be sickly cope with the current problem the biggest issue really here is that a majority of those who are stuck in their homes are really are under a normal work ne that is which means if t

for joe harbor and i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera for the 1st time in history u.s. oil futures have turned negative meaning some producers are actually paying customers to take stock of its has since turned positive again but investors are rattled in asian markets have seen their states falls in a month. we'll come back later stronger and fitter than the boss of a straight the 2nd largest airline promises to reboot and stay in the sky after it collapses under the strain of corona virus. we're starting with the news that donald trump has declared he will suspend immigration into the united states through an executive order no further real detail but the u.s. president in a tweet says it is in response to the coronavirus pandemic which he refers to as the invisible enemy trump added that he has to protect american jobs in swift condemnation from some in the democratic party who accuse trump of just trying to distract people from what they describe as his faulty response to the outbreak of john hendren in chicago. the president issued this tweet in the dark of nig

kemal no hasn't got a good day. he's only earned 3 euros to feed his family. to forage. for food. business. with the lockdown extended until the end of april and food already running short for many lists a social unrest is old but issuers. of the pandemic may have been slow to reach africa but the number of cases is increasing fast jumping by over 50 percent last week there are now almost 24000 confirmed cases across the continent northern africa has seen a significant outbreak with hotspots forming in morocco and egypt south africa is worst affected with some 3000 official infections that high numbers do in part to the country's aggressive testing regime that's critical to protecting south africans health is stretching the bar trees to their limits africa health expert and entrepreneur and a stock or joins us from cape town you helped pioneer africa's 1st hiv treatment rollout in botswana even vies numerous governments house the continent dealing with this outbreak. well as you've just been highlighting the systemic deficits that exist in the continent in terms of tackling a garg

that's all about calling the army in for help so that's one problem and the other problem kemal frankly not to put too fine a point on it is how absolutely unhealthy many russians are life expectancy is really low alcoholism is rife vast number of people smoke all of these things are really really dangerous when you have a risperidone disease as dangerous as this one so you know i think i think russia has a lot of problems and it's the lack of resources frankly and the way in which over a number of years a few people in moscow have seized all the power and seize all the money and made the rest of the country so much poorer that's not going to create a lot of problems for my thinking weeks. lawrence tell me about why the europe i don't know that's very broad but the fact is there are a lot of countries there in different levels but it seems to be struggling as a whole to come up with something some sort of cohesive response. yeah i mean there are similarities kemal of the moment because you've got a number of different countries which are all starting to talk at the same time about comin

on kemal sun summary of this is the world news from algiers. we don't want to die in the line of duty we just want to be protected so that we can do our job for health care workers in the u.k. say the government is letting them down as the number of dead suppose is $10000.00 it's on the economic front.

live from doha everyone i'm kemal santamaria with the world news from al-jazeera the u.k.is warned that the peak is yet to come death stop $900.00 for a 2nd day and the government is criticized for how it's handling the pandemic. are returning home hundreds of venezuelans who fled economic hardship.

from doha and i'm kemal sons of maria with the world news from al jazeera for the 4th straight day russia has reported a record rise in new code.

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more on this let's cross over now to islamabad where kemal hi there joins us live from there let's start with the situation with doctors people losing their patients with the level of equipment absolutely judge karen just on it's an international problem in pakistan which are developing country that problem is of course something to worry about the young doctor had come out wanted more personal protection. because of this particular pandemic which of course said that threat to the medical staff to their doctors then they decided to go and protest outside the chief minister's residence some of them of course then trying to cross into the premises that which time the police used force and also 50 of the doctor directed but several hours later they were released on the orders of the provincial government and today we are told that a special military transport aircraft has carriage special equipment to baluchistan to address the issue of the young doctor who there was and because they are not really equipped and that the fact that they do get infected in large numbers that there will be no o

on al-jazeera i'm kemal santa maria with the headlines and britain's prime minister has spent the night in an intensive care unit with worsening coded 900 symptoms johnson was admitted to hospital on sunday night after being ill for more than 10 days it means the foreign secretary dominic robb has been asked to deputize the support from. the news came after a day of scant information and repeated lines the prime minister's hospital stay was just a precaution said downing street boris johnson himself tweeted i went into hospital for some routine tests in.

well every state is keen to try to reduce the economic damage of corona kemal just as they're trying to reduce the damage to the population so to the economy and so as of today the 16 different states as it were can go their own way because the government has made it possible for stalls up to a certain surface area 800 square meters to reopen with very stringent hygiene precautions here in berlin those the state has chosen not to implemented immediately today but on wednesday everywhere which falls into that category can reopen but there are exemptions exceptions and if you look where i am right now this is alexanderplatz in central berlin on a busy funny april morning you'd expect this area to be absolutely full of people but it isn't clearly and people are following the recommendation to wear masks the galleria colorful to the left of the camera you can see that should be absolutely packed it isn't it's closed the point there being that they cannot follow the road they have to follow the rules they can't open today and yet to my left some of the shops here are now open because they

for joe harbor and i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera for the 1st time in history u.s. oil futures have turned negative meaning some produces a wretch the paying customers to take stock of its has since turned positive again but investors are rattled in asian markets.

yes used the audio problem slightly coming to my end kemal but yes a tale of economic woe is unfolding at a european level but also at the german level says you were saying that the german economy is definitely going to shrink by perhaps more than 6 percent but that's for the year for the current course of the projection is almost 10 percent and then looking at the e.u. the euro zone over 3 percent drop that shows you that the world is right across the continent but it also shows itself in so far as jobs are concerned joblessness unemployment very much on the rise in this country to unemployment which has been almost like a gold standard as it were for germany for many years now that the jobless total has been relatively low certainly in regard to the rest of the e.u. well here too joblessness is rising also one of the key planks of policy from the german government these are the this pandemic but also the e.u. institutions it's been about short working where effectively the state helps employers to pay their payroll so that the employers don't as it would lay off many many jobs will t

doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera the other headlines canada's worst mass shooting that government disguised as a policeman kills 16 people before being shot dead. this is a big mountain to climb and these are big companies that we're dealing with and google and facebook will be forced to pay a stray in media companies for using their content. so the u.s. coronavirus death toll now well beyond 40000 there is pressure mounting to reopen the economy protesters in a number of states of hated the call from president donald trump to demand a return to work but state governments from both sides of politics say it is just too soon and support for mandy calico. as the u.s. accounts for a 3rd of the world's confirmed coronavirus cases and president don't trump held up swabs claiming no nation has tested more people he says more than 4000000 people have already been screened and that's now expanding to millions more is it. does it remind you of something remind you of this. once a swab once a q-tip it's actually different. it's very sophisticated actually

i'm kemal son to maria and this is the world news from al-jazeera a grim milestone for europe over $50000.00 coronavirus linked deaths now but there is a response for the worst hit countries vote despite the pandemic the supreme court in the u.s. rules the wisconsin primary will go ahead rejecting the government's order to postpone it and in other news the strain is highest court overturns a former vatican treasures conviction for sexual assault. we start with news out of london where britain's prime minister has been moved to an intensive care unit with worsening covered 900 symptoms johnson was admitted to hospital on sunday night after being ill for more than 10 days the foreign secretary dominic robb has been asked to deputize as reporters from chalons. the news came after a day of scant information and repeated lines the prime minister's hospital stay was just a precaution said downing street boris johnson himself tweeted i went into hospital for some routine tests as i'm still experiencing coronavirus symptoms i mean good spirits and keeping in touch with my team as we work together to

from doha everyone i'm kemal santamaria this is the world news from algiers. we see light at the end of the tunnel that's us president striking an optimistic tone on the virus. a leading medical official warns americans the hardest moment of their lives is coming and in australia a criminal investigation into whether the operator of a cruise ship downplayed potential coronavirus cases causing deaths amid the disembarkment. to britain's prime minister johnson has been taken to hospital as he continues to battle i corona virus infection a spokesman has said he's been admitted it's a precaution because he still has symptoms 10 days after testing positive earlier the british monarch queen elizabeth made a rare. yes to her nation the 93 road manager urged people to remain united and resolute to overcome the virus are we looking at the u.s. as well where the top surgeon has told people to prepare for the hardest and saddest week of their lives at this point we're looking at more than 9000 people dying so far 1200 of those were on saturday alone which was the highest

this is the area kemal that to china's considering are certainly focusing on this is what they describe as a 2nd wave of infections of imported cases so those travelers or chinese returning to the mainland after being overseas we have 108 that's the latest figures from the national health commission in china that's the highest number of data cases as you mentioned in 6 weeks and that's up from 99 the previous day we can also report that we've got 2 new deaths coming out of china and they are from the whip hand province but certainly we're seeing an ongoing downward trend coming from china since the crowd of virus began in the calculations were reported that was back in january now you would almost say that china's trying to get across that it's in recovery mode we've got to the likes of will hand the lockdown was lifted last week and that was a city of 11 main people it was sealed off for 76 days with the travel resuming inbound and outbound into that particular city a domestic travel has also resumed across china but they still have very heavy quarantine restrictions in place for forei

for more on the impact of the virus, we are joined by kemal shree kumar -- by cobol shree kumar --by hobo three ri-kumar.s are we seeing some sustained buying ability? are greatse questions. i think the fact that we were down so sharply and there were a lot of people who were still short and trying to cover up everything in a couple of days is causing a surge in prices, as well as the fact that the volumes are not great. this to me as an unconvincing rally. second point, i think the intensity of the recession is yet to be felt. you talked about the poor jobs data for february. the data is going to be much worse, and those have not yet been factored into equity prices. alix: based on that, what is your best advice? you have to start looking for opportunities. komal: i would say that unless you consider yourself an expert trader, and you have stayed off so far, stay away still, and you are to find better prices as the s&p 500 goes down in the next three months as a result of economic we, and when you don't have this impact of short covering. in other words, if you are not in it and if

hello i'm kemal santamaria and welcome to rewind behind me the city of doha we've been coming here to the museum of islamic art to revisit some of the best documentaries we've made a large extent our life chances that determined by where we have for today's rewind back in 20.

from a family of actors who have dominated bollywood for almost 8 decades those were the headlines kemal santa maria is here with more news in the next exile here on al-jazeera. the constitution of 2008 drafted by the military to legalize them perpetuate it stay in power stipulates that to the military is above the law the militia who finance minister of defense. has. to have governed by the generals the military allocated 25 percent of the parliamentary seats to itself and if you want to change the constitution to remove the military then you have needed more than 75 percent you cannot get more than 75 percent of the votes because the military has 25 feet and their influence is. still formidable. in 2010 the military. actions nobody believed that the military was really going to change so they went ahead and held the elections and you know surely they won the lens slide and they were in power and then 10 days later on san suchi worst release. they were allowed her to run in the byelection stood out in the world with him from the prison and she's now 1000000 years and. we hope that this

on al-jazeera i'm kemal santa maria with the headlines and britain's prime minister has spent the night in an intensive care unit with worsening kovac 900 symptoms johnson was admitted to hospital on sunday night after being ill for more than 10 days it means the foreign secretary dominic robb has been asked to deputize support from roy hallums the news came after a day of scant information and repeated lines the prime minister's hospital stay was just a precaution said downing street boris johnson himself tweeted i went into hospital for some routine tests as i'm still experiencing coronavirus symptoms i mean good spirits and keeping in touch with my team as we work together to fight this virus and keep everyone safe but the reality was his condition was worsening later on monday doctors moved him to the intensive care unit that's in thomas's hospital in london during the course of this afternoon the promise his condition worsened and on the advice of the medical team who's moved in to a critical care unit so in light of those circumstances the prime minister asked me is for a secretar

president nixon signed the endangered species act of the clean air act, clean water act, everything else kemalf the act that donald trump is systematically trying to gut. that was a remarkable accomplishmement in air and watr are cleaner, but we did nonot me the kind of systemic fundamental changes that we would have needed to head off the much deeper environmental perils that faces now. in the last 50 years, the temperature has obviously gone sharply up. we have lost half the cis -- sea ice. we have lost some of the biggest living things on earth, the great barrier reef, large parts of our rain forest, half the wild animals in the world are dead now compared to 40 years ago. those are remarkable changes that need to be met with remarkable upsurge again in protest and action and we are seeing some of that and we are seeing some of it today -- albeit, online at the 72 hours of earth day life that begins at 9:00 on earth day morning. struggle, a deeper structural then we have ever seen before. and the salience of that struggle is highlighted as we deal with the pandemic. of messages that come ou

for one i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera china is hitting back over australian criticism of its handling of the pandemic with the world in lockdown and an oversupply of oil u.s. crude prices have dropped to a 20 year low. and another news flash floods in kenya.

distancing measures the doctors of urged the government and most of the leaders to the verse that decision kemal hyder is following developments from the capital islamabad doctors have certainly made a plea and they've said that the government and the clarity must reconsider that decision because of the threat that dishpan demick go to spiral out of control as far as bog astonished concerned and they say they will not be able to handle that situation now or earlier the bug astonied imposed a lockdown they closed all of the mosque and told people to stay away and pray at home however tend to let a cleric date took matters into their own hands they started defying go in or does that put pressure on the government that they would not listen to the government and that of course led to our top talks between the president and the clerics the government then a buckling under pressure and allowing them to hold these congregational prayers including dharavi prayer which i had that night and in the month of ramadan and that of course attracts a large number of people that hate really age that every day's

kemal and alex work for a helmet equipped entire company in baltimore, the usual work is com pletelyot all that stuff, pulled it from the warehouse, wiped it all down and loaded up the trucks. i feel like doing things like this definitely makes me feel like i'm notjust sitting at home waiting for us to go back to work. we are finding ways to get out there and still be helpful, creative and still be helpful, creative and just together because that's what this is all about. there you go, sweetie, have a great day. also playing a big role as the baltimore city school board. many pupils would get free meals during term time now to meals served to anyone who wants them, child or adult. the cost is growing. according to the head of the school board, this emergency is asking profound questions of american society. a lot of these folks had jobs, a lot of these people we re had jobs, a lot of these people were getting up and going to work on getting on public transportation and working two, threejobs and transportation and working two, three jobs and so what do you do when people who absolute

here on al-jazeera on kemal santa maria with the headlines in the u.k. prime minister bars johnson has been admitted to hospital 10 days after being diagnosed with corona virus pays office says it's a precaution as johnson has persistent symptoms in france 41 severely ill coronavirus patients have been transferred by train from paris to brittany where more intensive care beds are available hospitals in paris and the surrounding areas have been overwhelmed so more than 500 people had to be moved to other regions in the us president donald trump is fronted his daily coronavirus briefing with some optimism saying and to the outbreak is in sight but more people died after contracting the virus on saturday than any other day 1200 of them and most experts believe the worst is yet to come this from heidi. conflicting messages from the president of the united states we see light at the end of the tunnel things are happening these are happening and the country's top health officials but next week is going to be our pearl harbor moment it's going to be our $911.00

another extended the category of people designated as kemal aliens by working both violent crimes andonviolent crimes such as traffic violations and shoplifting punishable by deportation. george w. bush pushed for comprehensive immigration reform and he also very famously moved the gop to words a new place of population. he was part of the wing that was trying to argue that the future of the party was in a more racially diverse platform but he also increased the use of detention as a primary method of immigration enforcement in an attempt to detour other undocumented border crossings. this is the beginning of the zero-tolerance policies that we have been hearing so much about under the trump administration. after 9/11, the bush administration moved all immigration border enforcement mechanisms out of the department of justice and into the newly created department of homeland security. this was a signal that immigration was not a welcoming aspect of the united states no longer about programming and integrating immigrants. but it was about protecting the united states from dangers of na

investigating a pakistani rebel group well let's now speak to come out to he joins us live from islamabad kemal talk us through the rationale behind this decision today and what sort of reaction have you been seeing this. well we haven't had a very strong reaction given the fact that there is this pandemic and all news is focused on that however it is indeed very interesting because she. was sentenced to 18 years a goal by a $9.00 to $10.00 it is a long which. he was given the dead and were given a life imprisonment however did. and that said the high court that case it's been going on for 18 years but the defense of course arguing that the prosecution was not able to prove its case that most of the witnesses were police men and also the fact that a u.s. psychologist had mentioned that when he interviewed khalid shaikh. the mastermind of the september 11th attacks in 2001 he had it made he actually wanted war and beheading so the court of course commuting that sentence from the dead penalty for omar shake and that of course now 7 years but because he's already. he's likely to be released along