this system will cause heavy rainfall and heavy rain could hit ukraine and kiev as well as chernobyl. rain is expected on tuesday, but rain will not last long. drier conditions should return on your wednesday with cooler temperatures. kiev 8 for the high on wednesday and moscow at 7 degrees. 18 in paris with sunny weather and temperatures will go up to 25 as we go into friday. warmer conditions expected across central europe as we go into the latter part of this week. and across japan, it's doing to be a warm day on wednesday. in tokyo. the high is going to be 22. it will be more like may and sunny weather conditions will continue into thursday. that's it from me. have a nice day. >>> and that brings us to the end of this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara. thanks for watching and we'll have more for you soon. >>> welcome to "newsline in depth." today we'll be focusing on two different types of pastimes. a very popular type of toy and a traditional style that has been brought up to date. toys are a huge industry with a market worth $7.7 billion and despite japan's dwindlin

in smoke into the air this week ukraine's state emergency service has said that radiation levels in kiev within normal limits but the capital citizens were urged to remain indoors as to smoke can still cost serious respiratory problems. iran is the country affected worst by the pandemic in the middle east and the crisis there is now spilling over into neighboring states afghanistan already weakened by decades of war is especially vulnerable afghans are returning home every day from iraq and potentially bringing the coronavirus with them and back home health care system is ill equipped to have them or handle a big outbreak. hundreds of afghan migrants arrive at the islam qala border crossing every day to return to their homeland from iran. they are met by health workers who ask anyone who feels sick to identify themselves promising they will receive free medical care. that's affordable so that they get the iranian government puts 40 to 45 people in a bus when it sends them back that's in violation of the guidance from the world health organization we are very concerned. afghanistan's west

fortunately the radiation did not reachch kiev which is jusus0 kilometers from the zone. it tookk a a team of 13838 fifirefighters to p put outut t blaze. unfortunately, we are not expecting rainfall in the country throughout the week. the potential for forest fires to occur will persist in the area. and kiev and moskow with even warmer temperatures over the coming days. that's all for now. have a nice day. and that brings us to the end of this edition of nhk "newsline." thank you very much for staying with us. >>> welcome took to "news line in depth." today we feeper stories on precious resources and sustainability. sand and gravel literally build the foundation of our economies. finding applications in diverse sectors from construction to electronics. now with overexploitation supplies are running low and now countries like japan are struggling to obtain the material. one kyushu man is working overseas to meet domestic sand trade demand. >> reporter: the waters of kyushu in southwestern japan are an important source of the country's sand. >> translator: that's where the

advisedth ministry has the 3.7 million people in kiev to keep their windows closed to stop the smog fromhing difficulties and other health problems. al jazeera. million is the incredible sum of money raised by a british man who will be 100 years old at the end of the month. donations will be given to a charity helping health care workers fighting the coronavirus operate. it has made tom moore an instant celebrity and post questions about the value of the country's national health service. gloom,st the coronavirus it can be hard to find the positive. bold this. captain tom moore completing 100 laps of his garden. could beear-olds forgiven for putting their feet up and taking things easy. not tom. >> congratulations. >> he has wowed the u.k. and raised an astonishing amount of money for the health service. >> is unbelievable that people have been so kind to give a source of money to the national health service. i was responsible for starting it but not deliberately. gratitude for what they have done for me. >> he was applauded at his home by emergency service staff. [applause] extraordinar

where people are living in the capital of being warned to stay indoors evolution has increased in kiev after weeks of forest fires near the chernobyl power plant side of the world's worst nuclear accident tasa details. strong winds made it harder to tell these new fires new ukraine's to nobble nuclear power plant they aren't as large as those that burned this month but enough to push pollution levels i think you have nearly 100 kilometers away making it the most polluted capital in the world right now according to the swiss monitor i.q. . another blaze that began on april 4 was finally patel to earlier this week police arrested a 27 year old man for austin these nasa images show the huge plumes of smoke from space wind blowing the smoke towards kiffen across the border into belarus the finds are near the site of the world's worst nuclear accident when a fire in a reactor forced tens of thousands to be evacuated from the area and so radioactive contamination spread across europe. ukrainian government insists there's no cause for concern for the forest fires because radiation levels have

area and neighboring regions are out but the health ministry has advised the nearly 3700000 people in kiev to keep their windows closed to stop the smoke from causing breathing difficulties and other health problems so the height of al-jazeera. now there $23000000.00 that is the incredible sum of money raised by a british man who will be 100 years old at the end of the month and the donations will be given to a charity helping health care workers fighting the united kingdom's corona virus outbreak it's made tom moore an instant celebrity but also questions about the value in funding of the country's national health service as were a challenge now reports amidst all the coronavirus gloom it could be hard to find a positive so behold this captain tom moore completing $100.00 laps of his car most 99 year old world war 2 veterans could be forgiven for putting their feet up and taking things easy. he's wowed the u.k. and raised an astonishing amount of money for the health service. that. and to get. this. first starting it. deliberately. what may on friday he was applauded at his home by emerge

area and neighboring regions are out the health ministry has advised the nearly 3700000 people in kiev to keep their windows closed to stop the smoke from causing breathing difficulties and other health problems. that al-jazeera. and nasa has set the date for its 1st manned mission to be launched from u.s. soil in nearly a decade 2 astronauts will be sent to the international space station on may 27th aboard the falcon 9 rocket owned by the company space x. the american space agency has relied on russia to transport its astronauts into space shuttle was retired in 20. well again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera investigations are underway in canada italy and the us into the deaths of elderly people from coronavirus in care homes it's feared thousands of such fatalities are going under reported around the world the governor of the u.s. state of washington has accused president of 4 men 10 domestic rebellion after the president signal support for growing protests against lock down rules and rates have joined rallies across the country demanding an end to the shutdown

exclusion zone around the true true noble nuclear plant officials say radiation levels in the capital kiev are normal and the fires opposing no danger to radiation way facilities in the protected area nearly a 1000 firefighters have been deployed. it's fared the battle a virus may spread again in the democratic republic of congo after patients who tested positive fled a clinic in the eastern city of beni the country was expected to declare an end to its largest ever outbreak earlier this month 6 infections have been confirmed since last week in bangladesh more than 100000 people have defied lockdown orders to attend the funeral of a popular islamic cleric the government has banned all public gatherings of more than 5 people to stop the spread of the virus health officials are struggling to enforce social distancing rules with nearly 100 deaths in 2500 confirmed infections your state with headlines we've got more news here on al-jazeera right after al-jazeera world africa. political assassination with the truth buried for 25 years. who ordered the killing of the p.l.o. 2nd income. and were

where kiev recorded the highest level of air contamination on friday giving millions of people another reason to stay indoors during the coronavirus law. you're up to date so with the headlines on al-jazeera more news coming up after a few risking it all that's next bike. on a frozen road traveling through the high plateaus of kyrgyzstan a small truck is on the move. in these extreme conditions the truck is beginning a long journey to deliver mandarin oranges to remote villages. the fruit is highly prized as a symbol of good fortune in neighboring tajikistan. but to get to the villages the drivers must risk their lives on a dangerous road. located in the heart of central asia. is kurdistan 2nd largest city. after nightfall to drivers stock up on supplies. they bought expensive chinese mandarins from a local trader and hope to sell them for a small profit in neighboring town has done. the truck is loaded with cases full of the fruit. of. the drivers wrap the mandarins in a blanket to protect them from the cold. they chop off their load with a few sheets of plywood. the loading completed

and inspiring stories people trust to tell them what's happening in their communities in kiev and. i couldn't be more proud to be. in the eye of the coronavirus information is more important than ever wonder what investigates the battle for truth in china and beyond 0. award winning programming from international film makers as the bodies of its yeah we are going to wind insect life if we carry on this work out just the arrest sets the stage there is no longer exist here tonight even if he is no longer an excuse giving voice to the voiceless so are we ready to go for a long pull ex-pats and discussion that culture still exists in your filthy batting that today open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today on al-jazeera. the recognize the both sides have legitimate grievances do you believe the underbody is a fashion look at his book have all been dead hard hitting debate with up front on al-jazeera. they called it wrong they called it wrong the us president blames the world health organization for the coronavirus pandemic and friends to stop its funding. although i'm a v

and in other news britain's main opposition labor party has named kiev storm or as its new leader that's after a ballot of party members trade unionists and registered supporters stormers the former director of public prosecutions and has acted as shadow brags that secretary he was one of 3 candidates for the labor leadership and won resoundingly with more than 50 percent of the vote will replace jeremy corbyn who resigned after a crushing defeat to boris johnson's conservative party in december's general election which is big and he could take it. and that's the latest from d.w. news i'll be back again at the top of the hour with another update for you i'm marian evans dean for me and the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching. in the. climate change. there. were tears today in their future. g.w. dot com for the legacy of the making a. clue.

britain's main opposition labor party has named kiev starmer as its new leader the shadow bragg's thesecretary was one of 3 candidates for the labor leadership and one was more than 50 percent of the vote he'll replace jeremy corbyn who resigned after his december's general election. it's been. well not long ago china was battling to contain the outbreak of the new coronavirus but as the situation there it looks more stable china has started supporting virus stricken countries around the world with equipment even sending medical teams is it international solidarity or is china seeking to extend its global influence will have a special feature. it's late march in serbia and the plane has just landed at belgrade. this is no ordinary flight on board a medical teams and tons of equipment to help fight the coronavirus they flown in from china and they get a hero's welcome the president himself is here. right along. with. serbia isn't the only place welcoming to liveries like this. chinese supplies of also being arriving in hungary as well as the czech republic slovakia austria greece spain

bodies of victims in giant refrigerated contain is as hospital and morgue struggle to cope the city of kiev has become a regional hotspot for infections and in australia a criminal investigation has been launched into how hundreds of passengers were allowed to leave a cruise ship despite showing flu like symptoms 11 deaths and 600 infections have been connected to the ruby princess which docked in sydney last month more than a 1000 crew members remain on board with reports that up to $200.00 of them is sick the government is only letting the critically ill enter australia ok you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera morphy off to one on one east. on counting the cost for nations seek emergency funding from the world bank and i.m.f. to battle the coronavirus pandemic argentina puts people before that crisis and from a helicopter money to universal basic income what governments must do to keep the economy alive counting the costs on al-jazeera. in the 1st year of the human eye is the race is on. to find the world's most will need a boring is. that these are the descendants of of cour

fan and so i want to see the competition and i want be able to root for us to rosie and i just sense kiev granting offered upgraded about that and and all our guys almost and also i just want to be able to root for them. >>but you know you got to do we've got to be sure you don't come back in a way it's ice other folks who we're finding it much sear years much more serious way. health issues or get tests that we have to be respectful of the of assess it. we salute the governor and the mayor if cisco officials especially for all the way here they're measuring this because here comes with really outstanding job of course from my workers are you know you know second to 90 in what they've done for our community. >>so how are all the players doing i mean they got to get nancy not doing what they are passionate about. >>i think nancy is up to put it as you all of us, you know believing in our house is a way get to where we are trying to get out the players is that move raffle living. and i you know i think they're working out some not all of them may be the most ever working out of the roadway.

strong winds fanned the sme toward kiev, but officials there did not detect a spike in radiation..s.-russian crew turning from the international space station was greeted today with extra precautions because of "covid-19." masked personnel helped the three-person team out of the capsule when it landed in kazakhstan, after more than 200 days in space. the workers who met the crew had been monitored for a month and tested for the virus. and nasa announced today that it will be launchtronauts into spacerom u.s. soil for the first time in a decade. lift-off ifor may 27 from the florida space coas nasa retired its space shuttle program in 2011. unlike previous launches, they'll be using a rocket owned and operated by elon musk's private company spacex c still e on the "newshour," can the u.s. develop a testing strategy to safely bring americans back to work? the sexual assault allegations against former vice president joe biden. mark shields and david brooks analyze another week under the specter of pandemic. plus, remembering the lives of some of those we've lost to covid-19. and much

kiev looking a at 19.hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> and that concludes this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline" biz with ramin mellegard, so please, stay right there. >>> officials at japanese travel agency h.i.s. says it's giving its employees a month leave. they plan t to pay staff t thro public employment subsidies. the firm will retain several dozenn workers. two other travel agencies have essentially closed all outlets in regions affected by the emergency. >>> this is "newsline" biz, i'm ramin mellegard. japan saw a plunge in the number of overseas tourists in february due to the coronavirus. the decline led to the first drop in the country's net earnings for tourism in a year compared with the same month in 2019. finance ministry officials says japan's travel account surplus means people spent more in japan on accommodation and shopping than japanese travelers did abroad. meanwhile, japan's current account surplus in february grew to more

area and neighboring regions are out but the health ministry has advised the nearly 3700000 people in kiev to keep their windows closed to stop the smoke from causing breathing difficulties and other health problems so the height of al-jazeera. the u.n. is saying at least 32 civilians mostly women and children have been killed in military clashes in me in mars' since late march a further 71 people have been injured in fighting between the army and the insurgent and army in rakhine and chin states and the un is saying mean amar has conducted air strikes in populated areas on an almost daily basis the erica an army wants greater autonomy for the region where the rounds a quarter of me and mars prison population is being released to mark new year almost $25000.00 inmates are due to be released this part of the largest mass pardon in years the government spokesman says the release was not because of fears over the corona virus which has led to 4 deaths in the country human rights watch is also calling on me and martha reduce its prison population in an attempt to curb the spread of the disease

kiev need to see it big for this drama day out to me it's all about. nothing i'm a joke join me to meet the germans on the w. . post. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word allusion could be coaxing germany to sunshine. why not learn wisdom from. the chefs it's simple online on your mobile and free. t.w. zeal and in course. german maybe see. they were abducted by the nazis until you can sue germany to be raised as citizens of the early. during world war 2 thousands of polish children suffered. even today many of them don't know who the real parents were. they've lived with this trauma for decades. little children the kidnapping campaign of nazi germany starts april 28th one to tell you. this is g.w. news and these are our top stories german chancellor angela merkel says the country's coronavirus the lockdown measures will be relaxed next week allowing small shops to open but she said what she called germany's fragile partial success means that social distancing rules will remain in place until early may. world health org

well for more on this story let's cross over to detail you correspondent nic conley in kiev nick how does an exiled former georgian president end up becoming the deputy prime minister in ukraine. well public this is got to be a one off doesn't it i mean just imagine a former portuguese a president becoming a senior minister or a vice prime minister in government for instance just unthinkable this seems like a story from the 18th century where european countries were bringing in monarchs from other countries to rule them but he is really a kind of a maverick an unusual guy for an unusual time he is no stranger to ukraine you studied him back in the eighty's when his home country of georgia and ukraine were in the same country in soviet union he made friends with petro poroshenko at university he went on to become president as did he he really built a reputation for himself as a disruptor is a real liberal someone who's willing to make enemies in the in the path of really shaking up the system for instance when faced with a corrupt police force he just fired everyone and hide newbie's

very much well for more on this story let's cross over to detail you correspondent nick conley in kiev nick how does an exiled former georgian president end up becoming the deputy prime minister in ukraine. well public this is going to be a one off doesn't it i mean just imagine a former portuguese a president becoming a senior minister or a vice prime minister in government for instance just unthinkable this seems like a story from the 18th century where european countries are bringing in monarchs from other countries to rule them but he is really a kind of a maverick an unusual guy for an unusual time he is no stranger to ukraine he studied him back in the eighty's when his home country of georgia and ukraine were in the same country in the soviet union he made friends with petro poroshenko at university he went on to become president as did he he really built a reputation for himself as a disruptor is a real liberal someone who's willing to make enemies in the in the path of really shaking up that system for instance when faced with a corrupt police force he just fired everyone and

understand it was a sudanese national who is an asylum seeker here in france and that he is said to be in kiev thirty's we have heard from the interior minister here in france this is what christopher kastner had to say on twitter or my thoughts go to the victims of the attack at romance or is their and their relatives their ledge perpetrator was arrested by national police the police and leon are mobilized under the authority of the justice department to stop was the nature of this horrific act and we've also had witness reports it's been reported by local media that he shouted back while rushing towards his victims but that hasn't been confirmed by the police he has been arrested as i mentioned and the counterterrorism police are investigating . but these are the latest figures in the covert 19 pandemic today billions of people are currently under some sort of lockdown but the number of coronavirus cases is still increasing there are now almost 1200000 registered infections more than 64000 people have died but almost a quarter of a 1000000 people have recovered. well let's start in france wh

for sick quarantine that was put in place in kiev and other cities across the country and the numbers keep going up there there are another 180 confirmed deaths on a sunday in the government saying that that number is probably below the reality and also a lot of warre now in neighboring countries here in colombia and in peril where there are boat business well and migrants the war. there that are trying to flee any quite dorian as well that are close to the border and are trying to flee in colombia or in pedro and both governments have reigned for security at the borders the borders are closed but there are a lot of people that are trying to cross illegally i'm just here as well as some of m.p.'s who reporting live in bogota many thanks indeed. spread of crow virus has been relatively low in africa but the african union predicts of the pandemic could lead to the loss of more than 20000000 jobs a study shows the continent's economy could shrink by one percent this year foreign investment could slumped by 15 percent trade may drop by some 35 percent which would lead to a loss of 4 than

the exclusion zone around the chernobyl nuclear plant officials say radiation levels in the capital kiev are normal and the fires do not pose a danger to radiation waste facilities in the protected zone nearly a 1000 firefighters have been deployed alongside villages military equipment is being used to stop the spread of the fire. so later on al-jazeera flash floods in kenya leave a trail of destruction several dead and many displaced. hello there is yet more rain to talk about for japan the 1st belts going through once more circulation the next one's on its way through looks big looks massive for the rain to talk about is this going through honshu now having a miserable day for most of the day on monday for tokyo no points north was true for carter the sun comes out afterwards and the sun is predominant throughout northern chary from central china but there's more rain developing further south not eventually would head out towards the sudden islands of japan but maybe not in hong shoot this time just staying north of hong kong i think human weather there will likely be mostly dry there

the exclusion zone around the chernobyl nuclear plant officials say radiation levels in the capital kiev a normal and the fires do not pose a danger to radiation waste facilities in the protected zone nearly a 1000 firefighters have been deployed alongside villages military equipment is being used to stop the spread of the fire as. health officials in georgia braced for a spike in infections after churches were allowed to stay open for the orthodox easter areas of more than 3 people are banned in the country but that doesn't apply to easter services and the government has been accused of bowing to religious pressure robin farsi walker reports from tbilisi. the most potent date in the orthodox calendar is also a critical moment for the spread of coronavirus the at tbilisi some may be a cathedral the orthodox church opened its doors to the faithful leave the. odds of the. worshippers who have chosen to participate in the traditional midnight eastern mass had to get here early to avoid breaking a nightly curfew and it's been decided between a church in your forty's that they can stay here o

refrigerated container this because hospitals and morgues just struggling to cope the port city of kiev has emerged as a regional hotspot for infections president lenin moreno has set up to 3 and a half 1000 people could die in the region in the coming weeks and a son he is monitoring developments for us and he says the government has had to send additional refrigerators into some areas. the city of guayaquil remains the worst off area in all of latin america sort of worst case scenario for the entire region the hospitals the health care services in the more experience have been completely overwhelmed by the number of cases of could be 19 and the number of deaths the government is trying to do something about it it started sending these special refrigerated containers to store the bodies that were piling up in the main hospital there or that people were storing in their houses or even on the streets also saying we're starting to same 2000 cardboard coffins and a special hotline phone has been set up for people to call if they need help or if they need the bodies to be picked up the vice

the exclusion zone around the chernobyl nuclear plant officials say radiation levels in the capital kiev a normal and the fascia not pose a danger to radiation waste facilities in the protected zone really a 1000 firefighters have been deployed and also in villages military equipment is being used to stop the spread of the fire as. one of the top stories on our jazeera the u.k. government has been defending itself against accusations it wasted time and botched its handling of the pandemic promise to cross johnson i've been absent from 5 early emergency response meetings according to the sunday times newspaper it reported stocks of equipment have been allowed to deplete as attention is turned to securing breaks it and has insisted johnson was on top of things even his he recovers from the virus himself. the idea that the prime minister skipped meetings that were vital to our response to the growing of us i think it's because the truth is that the other meetings across government so much richard by the health secretary some chaired by other ministers but the prime minister took all the maj

nuclear accident officials have urged millions in the capital kiev to stay indoors and avoid the smog it's the jewel of one of pakistan's most scenic regions but rubbish and untreated ways to being dumped in the swat river is threatening aquatic life and posing a health risk to residents and tourists are some of interviewed reports from the swat valley. if the northern swat valley is considered the switzerland of pakistan the iconic swat river is its beating heart. touched by its natural beauty winston churchill once used to send his dispatches from here but now a growing population neglect and lack of planning is turning the river poisonous. with thousands of tons of untreated waste ending up here every day it's quickly becoming a landfill for the 2000000 people of the district the impact is already being felt by people living downstream and all this is being done legally by the local administration miles away from the site water from underground drilled has changed color and smell the. dumping of garbage in the river but the government has wrecked . diseases such as hepatitis tb and

wildfires near the site of the chernobyl nuclear disaster officials say radiation levels in the capital kiev are normal in the fires don't pose a danger to storage facilities inside the exclusion zone but nearly a 1000 firefighters have been deployed australia is that to be on the 1st country to make it compulsory for both google and facebook to pay traditional media for news content the competition watchdog says it will release draft details of the payment plan in july they were government attempts to operate a violent trees scheme which failed. we return to corona virus now which is causing a massive demand for among other things rubber gloves 60 percent of the world's supply comes from malaysia but its factories are struggling to fill the orders and there are concerns as well about forced labor florence laurie reports from kuala lumpur. production lines run 24 hours and workers put in overtime this is to meet increased demand for rubber gloves as the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread 2 thirds of the world's supply of rubber gloves are made in malaysia the malaysian rubber glove man

noble area and neighboring regions around the health ministry has advised the needy 3700000 people in kiev to keep their windows closed to stop the smoke from causing breathing difficulties and other health problems. al-jazeera 3 astronauts have arrived back from the international space station to what they say is a very different planet to when they left last year the u.s. and russian crew landed in kazakhstan after spending more than 200 days in orbit extra precautions were put in place for the recovery team who have been under close medical observation for nearly a month to ensure they were not at risk off infecting the crew now face a lengthy detour home with borders closed than countries in lockdown. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera the world health organization warns africa could become the next epicenter of the corona virus outbreak the united nations says it's likely the pandemic will kill at least 3 100000 people on the continent and pushed nearly $30000000.00 into poverty the u.n. secretary general and so on it's harris has said africa needs more than $200000000000.00 to c

for ukraine battling wildfires near the chernobyl nuclear plant officials say radiation levels in kiev though are normal in the fires do not pose a danger to storage facilities near the site in the 1000 firefighters that have been deployed alongside local villages military equipment is being used to stop the spread of the fires. and in the us a memorial to mark the 25th anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing was canceled because of coronavirus restrictions but it hasn't stopped the victims from being on it this is a video tribute posted to remember the 168 people who died in that attack in 1905 former soldier timothy mcveigh detonated a truck full of explosives in front of the federal building he was executed in 2001 his accomplice remains in prison for life. across the are on al jazeera these are the headlines the number of coronavirus linked deaths across the united states has now exceeded 40000 york state accounts for nearly half the fatalities but it reported another drop in daily deaths on saturday and gallacher is monitoring the president's daily briefing from miami and says do

uplifting and inspiring story people trust algeria to tell them what's happening in their communities in kiev. and as an african i couldn't be more proud to be part of it all. for 30 years the red cross has provided a lifeline for afghanistan's physically disabled one i want to meet through remarkable people risking their lives to help the disabled in bor to afghanistan on al-jazeera. the time had come for the p.l.o. to seek a new and peaceful solution. pursuing a path of diplomacy but what was to turn their agreed withdraw from lebanon into one of the most horrific civilian massacres of modern times women children we couldn't believe this chronicling the turbulent story of the struggle for a palestinian homeland p.l.o. history of the revolution on al-jazeera. matheson in doha the top stories on al-jazeera yemen the southern transitional council based in aden as declared a state of emergency and says it will establish self rule the secessionist movement blames the saudi backed government for failing to improve the lives of yemenis internationally recognized government has condemned the move o

where it kiev recorded the highest level area contamination on friday giving millions of people another reason to stay indoors during the coronavirus lockdown health officials say there is no new radiation risk. here today it's with a headline 011 east. villages back into the ground. hundreds of thousands displaced. mass murder. that is compelling evidence of genocide and genocide against. the gambia has taken me to the international court of justice accusing its government of orchestrating a campaign of destruction against the rocking the people there will be no tolerance of human rights violations and the kind. of thing you did he added but now we have evidence showing that for many rohingya the nightmare continues what they want about what began as well. as the well it awaits a verdict when no one east has been given access to years of secret videos. and we travel to me and must record in state to meet a people still facing danger discrimination and death. the gambians case is centered around the brutal military crackdown which began in late 2016 in response to attacks by an armed gr

uplifting and inspiring story people trust algeria to tell them what's happening in their communities in kiev. and as an african i couldn't be more proud to be part of it all. for 30 years the red cross has provided a lifeline for afghanistan's physically disabled one i want to meet through remarkable people risking their lives to help the disabled in bor to afghanistan on al-jazeera. the oppression of an ethnic minority and man my mac mini. thing intention was to make sure that ruhi injures would no longer entitled to basic rights or citizenship rights in a new documentary al-jazeera explores the history and motives behind the systematic plasticky soon after him in myanmar. exiled on al-jazeera. the. 11 o'clock in doha the top stories here on al-jazeera and the u.s. house of representatives has passed a new 484000000000 dollar relief bill to help keep small businesses afloat during the coronavirus pandemic the bill also provides funds for hospitals follows a 2 trillion dollars stimulus package passed last month a record $26400000.00 americans have lost their job since the end of last month a

present yet of course flair marks the end of strong russian influence in kiev. weeks later russian soldiers in unmarked uniforms rived in crimea and installed themselves at the airport train stations and administration buildings. rendon was a hastily called by moscow the people voted to rejoin russia the russians had taken over crimea in the east in the ukraine referendums were also held much fighting erupted between separatists and ukrainian forces and. russia is accused of supporting the separatists militarily which he denies despite overwhelming evidence. that. the fighting in the eastern ukraine the don't pass is ongoing and there is a strong indication in countless testimonies that official russian forces were involved. the west has responded by introducing sanctions against russia for violating the sovereignty of the ukraine if the russian leadership stays on its current course together we will ensure that this i. salacious deepens. sanctions will expand and the toll on russia's economy as well as its standing in the world. will only increase. since these

>>either going to kiev san francisco looking great as always and just a friendly reminder today is wednesday april 15. we like to remind you for those of you have lost track of the days it kind of feels like groundhog day every day because of this lockdown and let's take a look at your 4 zone forecast temperatures today noticeably cooler but we're still a few degrees above average along the coast, even with our 5 to 10 degree cool down so remain about 5 to 8 degrees above average and thanks to those 80's and when we were actually about 10 to 15 degrees above normal for most of our inland spots and it's looking a lot more like june than april out there because of the gloomy weather and that's thanks to the return of that aren't sure was that cool sea breeze cooling down temperatures along the coast and along the bay in the 50's widespread 60's though as you make your way inland but thanks to that blanket of cloud cover overnight lows will actually be on the warmer side seeing a lot widespread low 50's and only cooling down into the upper 40's along the coast, specifically for those of you in

where kiev recorded the highest level of contamination on friday giving millions of people another reason to stay indoors during the coronavirus lockdown after dates with the headlines on al-jazeera it's back to south africa talks 6 city next then it's the news hour at the top of the hour all see that by. hundreds of strange mounds lie scattered around johannesburg south africa's most populous city but they aren't a natural phenomenon they are mine tailings waste heaps left over from south africa's hugely profitable gold industry. many are also said to be dangerously toxic awash with heavy metals poisons and radioactive debris. with expert help the french journalists must time to do is getting that content scientifically analyzed. but one night while he waits for the results he gets a mysterious voicemail message along. mining greater around ground under the bridge in their mind well i would build an environmental geologist period for a while and i would very much appreciate you you know you could come around we're going to have a word about it thank you very much. the message is from a g

chernobyl nuclear plant.s officiy the fire has released radiation well over normal levels, but in kiev, 60 miles south, radiation is within norms. the fire erupted over the weekend in the contamination zone. the area was sealed off after the 1986 explosion tha destroyed the plant. some passings in the sports world tonight: baseball legend al kaline died today at his home in michigan. there was no word on the cause. e hall-of-famer played his entire 22-year career with the detroit tigers, and ca to be known as "mr. tiger."s al kaline years old. ayo football hall of famer bobby mitchell died suat 84. the cause of death was not released. mitchell was the first member of the washington redskins. he also played for the cleveland browns. and, tom dempsey died saturdayat of complns from covid-19. in 1970, with the new orleans saints, he kicked a record field goal, 63 yards, despite having no toes on his kicking foot. tom dempsey was 73 years old. still to come on the newshour: childbirth and covid-19-- thefa unliar challenges faced by pregnant women. how the countries of the middle reeast are

her mother and father came from kiev, russia. my mother and father came from -- it varied as the borders shifted. one day it was russia, one day it was poland, and now on the map, it is belarus. that is where they came from. they came to this country, could not read or write english. learned how to read and write english. both my wife's father went into business and became an entrepreneur. my father went into business and also became an entrepreneur. so, we love america, ok? america, the united states has been very good to me and very good to my wife's family as well. >> do you remember on december 7, 1941, where you were and how did you find out about the attack on pearl harbor? >> no. i have no recollection. at that time, i was in high school. probably, as you had indicated previously, probably heard about it over the radio. that's about it. directly, was not affected because in my age category, no one, obviously, was being inducted and no one was volunteering. we were all too young at that point. later on, of course, we knew w