they were tracing coronavirus patients mostly into bay province and that list includes dr lee when lee young who was famously one of the 1st whistleblower doctors to call attention to the outbreak late last year when it was 1st beginning now this is the 1st time that china has held such a such a day for a public health disaster this is previously only happened because of natural disasters such as earthquakes as we mentioned earlier health officials in the u.s. announced new guidelines on the use of face masks to help stop the spread of the virus but frozen trump says he has no intention of following them around a quarter of a 1000000 people in the u.s. are confirmed to be infected jabatan c. has more. on we can every report of a debate within the u.s. government on whether to recommend the use of normal because cloth mosques whenever people go outside and on for a very good decision was announced the c.d.c. is advise in the use of non-medical cloth face covering as religious you know voluntary public health measures almost immediately donald trump undermining the advice. but this is voluntar

were treating coronavirus patients mostly in who by province and that list includes dr lee when lee young who was famously one of the 1st whistleblower doctors to call attention to the outbreak late last year when it was 1st beginning now this is the 1st time that china has held such a such a day for a public health disaster this is previously only happened because of natural disasters such as earthquakes katrina you mentioned there that people are still being told to try and stay at home but we can see behind you plenty of cars out on the streets how is the push to try and get banks normal wife then really shaping up . it's really a push and pull i think for the government a delicate balance between making sure there's no 2nd wave of infections and also trying to get the economy up and running again as you mentioned in beijing and many cities around china people are back to work businesses are open restaurants were open people are going to parks it's starting to feel more like normal life and even who bay province the epicenter of the outbreak a lot of restrictions were eased this weeken

they were treating coronavirus patients mostly in who a province and that list includes dr lee when lee young who was famously one of the 1st whistleblower doctors to call attention to the outbreak late last year when it was 1st beginning now this is the 1st time that china has held such a such a day for a public health disaster this is previously only happened because of natural disasters such as earthquakes. the u.s. centers for disease control is recommending americans wear masks in public to protect against the coronavirus the president donald trump says it's voluntary and he's choosing not to follow that advice the c.d.c. is advise in the use of non-medical cloth face covering as an additional voluntary public health measures so 'd it's voluntary you have to do it they suggested for a period of time but this is voluntary i don't think i'm going to be doing it medical protective gear must be reserved for the frontline health care workers who are performing those vital services the new mask guidelines also do not replace c.d.c. is guidance on social distancing including staying in your hom

they were treating coronavirus patients mostly into bay province and that list includes dr lee when lee young who was famously one of the 1st whistleblower doctors to call attention to the outbreak late last year when it was 1st beginning the number of people who've died from corona virus across europe has now exceeded 40000 italy and spain account for more than half of those germany's chancellor is warning people to stay at home over easter saying it's too early to lift restrictions. made the comments after leaving self quarantine she tested negative for the virus the country's strict measures and early testing being attributed to the low mortality rate is just over one percent it's listening post. tool to al-jazeera. what you will force with when you saw that document for the 1st story we listen now through world war saying you'll be in to go build you know the stage of you but we will not be with you we meet with global news makers and the stories that matter go to 0. i thought. last time i saw. i was like i'm. going through with this to get this information well it's just. awesome. hello

were treating coronavirus patients mostly in who by province and that list includes dr lee when lee young who was famously one of the 1st whistleblower doctors to call attention to the outbreak late last year when it was 1st beginning the number of people who've died from corona virus across europe has now exceeded $40000.00 italy and spain account for more than harmful those. headlines the news continues after inside story stay with us. how much is the coronavirus on the stock market affecting the race to the white house. joined by. the democratic nomination i believe we can be down from. the developments in the u.s. election campaign on al jazeera. is the oil price war between saudi arabia and russia about to end crude prices enjoyed their biggest ever $1.00 day rally after the u.s. president raised hopes of the troops will donald trump's intervention be enough and what's the impact of the rift between the oil superpowers this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm bernard smith over the past month 2 of the world's biggest oil producers have been in dispute about how to r

were tracing coronavirus patients mostly in who they province and that list includes dr lee when lee young who was famously one of the 1st whistleblower doctors to call attention to the outbreak late last year when it was 1st beginning. the number of people who have died from corona virus across europe has now exceeded 40000 italy and spain account for more than half of those the european union has admitted struggling to provide enough ventilators germany's chancellor is warning people to stay at home over easter saying it's too early to list restrictions. made the comments after leaving south quarantine she tested negative for the virus. headlines it's counting the cost now stay with us here on al-jazeera. as the world battles the coronavirus pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the world. with updates about travel restrictions and how to protect yourself. around a virus pandemic special coverage on al-jazeera. hello i'm sorry this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week. health services in rich nations a

in a tragic development the original whistleblower dr lee one young contracted the virus and died chinese social media erupted with anger and sorrow prompting worldwide grief to share the same. questions. who should. jr is john. fox who. which. is good says the charity hundreds of academics and everyday citizens signed a petition calling for a national day of free speech among the signatories was beijing lawyer lynn she lay who recorded this message for us. who we knew is true that you could. should i do her. off. to. your. losses and back. here with. us. i say have. a 1000 kilometers from who hand hong kong has been closely watching what's happening on the mainland. rarely is hong kong seem so quiet and placid easy to forget this same city has recently been the setting for up to violent protests calling for more democratic reform those protests have led to a growing and the mainland sentiment and this far as is deepening that sentiment. the fact is if you think about it if china was an open transparent democratic nation. then this whole thing might not happen in the 1st place. in 2003 ko

were treating coronavirus patients mostly in who bay province and that list includes dr lee when lee young who was famously one of the 1st whistleblower doctors to call attention to the outbreak late last year when it was 1st beginning now this is the 1st time that china has held such a such a day for a public health disaster this is previously only happened because of natural disasters such as earthquakes. as i mentioned earlier health officials in the u.s. announced new guidelines on the use of face masks to halt the spread of the virus the president trump says he has no intention of following them around a quarter of a 1000000 people in the u.s. to confirm to be infected she had tons he has. all week have been reports of a debate within the u.s. government on whether to recommend the use of non-medical cloth mosques whenever people go outside and on friday the decision was announced the c.d.c. is advise in the years of non-medical cloth face covering as an additional voluntary public health measures almost immediately donald trump undermining the advice. but this is voluntary i don't th

lives in particular 14 doctors and nurses were remembered today as national masses including dr lee when young who was one of the 1st doctors to sound the alarm at the beginning of the outbreak as of the severity of covert 19 so he was also remembered today but of course the day will normally families would gather in cemeteries and burn offerings to remember relatives who have passed away the government has said because of the outbreak because the threat of covered 1000 is not yet over they've encouraged people to stay home instead to do their remembrances it's humanity's darkest hour that the international monetary fund has described the virus pandemic that it says has brought the global economy to a standstill the head of the agency said the breakers push the world into recession . georgieva said funding is available to help nations recover and she called on advanced economies to help developing countries. this is a crisis like no other member in the history of the i.m.f. . we had weakness the world economy coming to a stand still we are now in recession eat these way were so then the global

lives in particular 14 doctors and nurses were remembered today as national masses including dr lee when young who was one of the 1st doctors to sound the alarm at the beginning of the outbreak as of the severity of 19 so he was also remembered today that of course a day would normally families would gather in cemeteries and burn offerings to remember relatives who have passed away the government has said because of the outbreak because the threat of carving 1000 is not yet over they've encouraged people to stay home instead to do their remembrances and katrina bring us up to date then with the situation across the country as china attempts to get back to some kind of normality. some kind of normality is right well we've had the most recent figures 9000 new cases mostly imported all but one local transmission in who bay province that brings the total here in china to 81639 according to official figures we still have about 300 people also in critical condition but the government has said for some weeks now that the peak of the outbreak is well and truly over here in china and it's really come d

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lee when liang was a young doctor who tried to warn others about the disease and was initially reprimanded by authorities he died from covert 19 in february now lee has been listed among the national martyrs who died fighting the coronavirus and who were honored on this national day of mourning even though life came to a standstill on saturday china claims to have curbed the spread of the virus and after 2 months of lockdown and will hon the government has decided to loosen restrictions businesses have slowly started to reopen and the lockdown will be officially lift it on april 8th. let's go now to a correspondent. in beijing sabah and as we just heard in that report china is slowly getting back to business as usual what's your impression. yeah i think to a certain extent that is true i mean you can clearly feel that the mood in the public spaces has changed i mean people are enjoying the outdoors again. going back to the street going back to the shops going to the restaurants that have already opened in the last couple of weeks and also this week china has released its purchasing manager

lee when liang was a young doctor who tried to warn others about the disease and was initially reprimanded by authorities he died from corbett 19 in february now lee has been listed among the national martyrs who died fighting the coronavirus and who were honored on this national day of mourning even though life came to a standstill on saturday china claims to have curbed the spread of the virus and after 2 months of lockdown and will harm the government has decided to loosen restrictions businesses have slowly started to reopen and the lockdown will be officially lift it on april 8th. and joining us now from beijing for more is correspondent fabienne crèche mara hello to you father and so it does appear that china is now over the worst of its outbreak of cold at 19 so is beijing getting back to business as usual. well it's normal normal but actually you have to consider the country is completely shut off no foreigners are allowed to and also beijing this isolated to some degree because people who travel from other provinces they have to karen team for 14 days when they enter the capital h

lee when liang was a young doctor who tried to warn others about the disease and was initially reprimanded by authorities he died from covert 19 in february now lee has been listed among the national martyrs who died fighting the coronavirus and who were honored on this national day of mourning even though life came to a standstill on saturday china claims to have curbed the spread of the virus and after 2 months of lockdown and will han the government has decided to loosen restrictions. businesses have slowly started to reopen and the lockdown will be officially lifted it on april 8th. well here in germany hundreds of thousands of tests are being done each week to find out who has the corona virus but equally important scientists say is determining who has already had it and has built up immunity while such tests will now be carried out by researchers in the city of new nic they're hopeful that the information will be able to help us as scholz get a better picture of the extent of the epidemic. this machine could bring relief from isolation for some here at the isa our clinic in munich do

lives in particular 14 doctors and nurses were remembered today as national masses including dr lee when young who was one of the 1st doctors to sound the alarm at the beginning of the outbreak as of the severity of covered 19 so he was also remembered today but of course the day would normally families would gather in cemeteries and burn offerings to remember relatives who have passed away the government has said because of the outbreak because the threat of covered 1000 is not yet over they've encouraged people to stay home instead to do their remembrances. humanity's darkest hour that's the international monetary fund has described the coronavirus pandemic it says has brought the global economy to a standstill the head of the agency said the outbreak has pushed the world into recession crystal jervy is said a war chest is available to help nations recover she called on advanced economies to help developing countries this is a crisis like no other. never in the history of the i.m.f. we have weaknesses the world economy coming to a stand still we are now in recession it is way worse then the

the health professionals who just wanted to share information with other professionals like dr lee when young. we couldn't speak their mind and on his deathbed he said china should no longer have censorship and citizen journalists who try to report from the front lines like since you're sure leads are they were immediately carts and and gagged and so i think it's high time actually that we see liberalization and political democratization in a child because without freedom of speech without the freedom of expression the good people of china would not be able to share their story with the world and instead what we hear is just you know one voice the voice of official china which is not to be trusted china's growing economy has been a key element of president xi jinping the time in office how much of the narrative and the control of the narrative is being driven by a desire to get that economy on track because it has been hit incredibly badly particularly in the 1st quarter of this year. you know that's a very crucial and mended question because the committee party doesn't enjoy democratic polit

office in 1981, getting into his limousine and as he reached the limousine johnny lee junior, a starstruck deranged young man who wanted to impress the actress jodie foster, shot the president and ended up hitting his press secretary, dc policeman, secret service agent and bounced off of the side of the limousine and hit reagan in the side. this is reagan when he was hit exactly the moment he was hit by the piece of the bullet. you see the agency could service guys looking at the shooter, this picture won a pulitzer prize. what happens is they push reagan into the limousine and he feels tremendous pain and thinks the secret service agent who pushed him into the limousine had broken one of his ribs, so he cussed him. by this time he was bleeding from the mouth and frothing and so the agent said we are not taking you back to the white house, we are taking you to the emergency room. if they had not done that he almost surely would have died. what you've got in the situation is the personal courage and personal grace under pressure of an individual person under this tremendous burden of being shot. he gets t

in fact i joined the young people socialist lee the same year that berniesanders did . i was in high school in new york, he was in college in chicago i didn't know him . let me open it up and just one second but thank you for explaining a little bit more about your background and your relationship with the subject and do you recall, i don't recall the year what you wrote an essay for crisis magazine titled why a marxist goes in frozen the towel you remember the article and hear remember what led you to throw in the towel ? >> i didn't write the title of the article. but i think way back in the 80s there was something called the second thought movements and it was meetings of some young radicals of the 60s who had rethought their views of the world and i think a lot of the other people involved were much more radical than i had been but i certainly thought of myself as a radical in my socialist days. and what led me to change was really something thathappened gradually . the first thing was initially i was always anti-communist but initially i had a view that there were

young people. of those arrested are due to appear in court mid may lee and some others were released on bail. hong kong was rocked by widespread protests in 2019 which sometimes erupted into violence they were sparked by a proposal now abandoned to allow extra missions to the chinese mainland almost 8000 people were arrested for taking part in the protests it is not clear how many of them are still in custody. germany has welcomed the 1st group of unaccompanied minors to abroad from bref u.g. camps in greece the country had been facing criticism from human rights organizations who say the children's detention hot in the risk of them contracting corona virus with the country facing a crisis within a crisis migration and the pandemic at the same time a new member states are taking some of the white off germany will take in $350.00 children and young people and in total $1500.00 will be very hard to cross europe in the coming months. they're just kids living and travelling without parents some of the 1st in a europe wide effort to place hundreds of minors from refugee in migrant camps this conti

young people. of those arrests said are due to appear in court mid may lee and some others were released on bail. hong kong was rocked by widespread protests in 2019 which sometimes erupted into violence they were sparked by a proposal now abandoned to allow extradition so the chinese mainland almost 8000 people were arrested for taking part in the protests it is not clear how many of them are still in custody. earlier we spoke to. the vice chair of the democratic party to get his reaction to the arrests for. theory because like much in the he's just exercising his. expression and she could dissipated in game 3. a specific. claim 60 trying to teach us to send the police when she pulled a society of expression. and it rests pulls to use of those letters that i think a lot of people are angry and this will make a lot of people just try to eat authentic and. germany is so far enjoying relative success in fighting the coronavirus so no surprise perhaps that sports fans and club administrators are asking when football will return to german football league is currently suspended but some club officials

young people. of those arrests said are due to appear in court mid may lee and some others were released on bail. hong kong was rocked by widespread protests in 2019 which sometimes erupted into violence they were sparked by a proposal now abandoned to allow extradition so the chinese mainland almost 8000 people were arrested for taking part in the protests it is not clear how many of them are still in custody. let's get more on this and for that i'm joined by high he's the vice chair of the democratic party of hong kong there's the rest talking to veterans of hong kong's pro-democracy movement why do you think they were taken into custody now. that you supply and stand by beijing in. 2. sites and it's a scary. street that i think this will be successful because he people are determined to structural freedom and to keep exercising freedom of expression that you teach us against the government and the police. found a potty mouth and was among those arrested he said he was proud to be arrested when he was released on what did he mean by that. i believe he. stews. 10 months and. the rest to. the pol

. >> from a young age i loved the christopher lee dracula, things like that.lso the way in which that formality was put across which i really enjoyed. every child loves dressing up. my parents just never told me to stop. >> reporter: zach began dressing the part full-time around age 14, finding his new wardrobe in vintage stores. and then he began making his own clothing. the 1810 gentleman's outfit he's wearing now? >> how long does an outfit like this take you to make? >> i could probably get a full suit done in probably a week and a half, two weeks. >> wow. that's a long time. >> reporter: but worth it. >> it's wonderful. i mean, for example, there have been occasions where i've been phenomenally hung over, and no one can tell, because you look all smart and presented well, and no one knows that you're dying. >> right. >> so it works. it works, it hides a multitude of sins. >> reporter: still, it's hard to put yourself in zach's shoes, or boots. >> do you ever miss any of the conveniences of modern clothing? >> not at all. so i can get fully dressed and eve

young people. are you going to have to go. of those arrested are due to appear in court mid may lee and some others were released on bail. hong kong was rocked by widespread protests in 2019 which sometimes erupted into violence they were sparked by a proposal now abandoned to allow extraditions to the chinese mainland almost 8000 people were arrested for taking part in the protests it is not clear how many of them are still in custody. the coronavirus pandemic has seen many people learning to work in a different way not least the german army as nursing and kid jobs are stretched german troops have happened pressed into a new kind of battle fighting the disease by lending a hand in care homes and miking disinfectant. it's early morning in berlin major general broyard is on his way to his morning briefing there are many topics on the table from stuffing levels to the security situation from media coverage to the weather and of course the many requests for help they receive from across the country according to the major general the coronavirus crisis is also the kind of assistance his command provides in the past the germa

lee becomes the only guy left in the office. sometimes working for a small company can help you out if you're the only guy left in the office. at that youngd later say it was supposed to be temporary while everybody else was at war, but it turned out that the temporary job that i had lasted like 30 years. what's at the center of the page in between captain america and bucky? what's at the center? looks familiar. the minuteman image for defense "buy united states savings bonds and stamps." bucky is even saluting it. there's something else here, too. way down here on page 57, after you have finished reading the adventures of captain america and bucky, we have something down here with way down on page 57, we have a character called the secret stamp. meet america's newest hero as roddy colt, united states agent, dons the mask of the secret stamp in the first of many thrill a minute true to life adventures. how many people have heard of the secret stamp? i didn't think so. whose the secret stamp? are they not making a movie about him? the secret stamp is a kid on a bicycle, puts on a mask, has a cape, sells war bonds and stamps. but he got the

and complex cold cases we know some of us did lee leave who lives out there but we're not believing the person that they're accusing this impede the young. suited the most dangerous of criminals she's in a single. 23 hours of the tell me that is long enough and it. will do the women on death row. welcome back i'm still here with john pilger you point to austerity privatization privatization linked scientists inaccurate or orange modeling by scientists the government before boris johnson was taken to intensive care was briefing that china is the real reason why the world is facing the coronavirus crisis that china should be considered a pariah nation your previous film before the dirty war in n.h.s. was called the coming war on china why do you think downing street was briefing that china must be made to pay for coronavirus because the propaganda campaign began. in earnest against china. in 2011 when president obama announced what he'd call the pivot to asia and that meant the biggest build up of u.s. naval forces in the pacific but in terms of policy unless the plod through all of them all of the west but us the notes. including britain

when liang was a young doctor who tried to warn others about the disease and was initially reprimanded by authorities he died from covert 19 in february now lee has been listed among the national martyrs who died fighting the coronavirus and who were honored on this national day of mourning even though life came to a standstill on saturday china claims to have curbed the spread of the virus and after 2 months of lockdown and will han the government has decided to loosen restrictions. businesses have slowly started to reopen and the lockdown will be officially lifted it on april 8th. now let's look at some other covert 19 related stories the us state of new york has seen its deadliest day of the current virus pandemic 562 people died from cope with 19 within just 24 hours with nearly $3000.00 deaths the state now accounts for nearly half of all virus related fatalities in the u.s. . a new coronavirus testing facility has opened on the border of germany and the czech republic to test czech workers returning home previously workers needed to quarantine for a fit 14 days at home when they came back from germany. south africa has been in lockdown

lee becomes the only guy left in the office. sometimes, working for a small company can help you out if you are the only guy left in the office, because at that very young age, guess what? he is the editor. stan lee would later say, it was supposed to be temporary while everybody else was at the war. it turns out the temporary job i had for 30 years. let's look at this page a little more. what is at the center of the page right in between captain america and bucky? what is this in the center? that minuteman image for defense, buy united states saving bonds and steps. it is right there front and center. and, bucky is even saluting it. there is something else here, too. way down here on page 57, after you have finished reading the adventures of captain america and bucky, we have a character called the secret stamp. meet america's newest hero, as a young united states defense agent in the first of many thriller minutes true to life adventures. how many people here have heard of the secret stamp? i didn't think so. i hadn't heard about the secret stamp before i got into comics. who is the secret stamp? why are they not going to make a movie about him? the s

the found a potty mouth and lee was among those arrested he said he was proud to be arrested when he was released on bio what did he mean by that. i believe the. young stews themselves. 10 months and their sacrifice. the rest of the cuticle beaten up by the police and i think a lot of young older generations have to be old on a lot. to be standing with. and she. and i think. to be able to. do you think. the. way i think is. very angry because like much in the. expression. she pulled. and holds them. thank you. very much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. what a mother is reporting that a large number of people on a deportation flight from the united states tested positive for corona virus all passengers taken in the flight were taken to a facility for wanting concerns a growing that limited testing at u.s. migrant detention centers could be helping the virus spread in central america. the powerful chief of staff for nigerian leader moammar do bahati has died after contracting the coronavirus of a caddy who was in his seventy's strictly controlled access to the hottie the president of africa's most populous nation kerry t

teams to recruit the best young players believe was forced to hold the event promote lee because the pandemic you know i'm not going to bet on the number one pick doesn't mean anything in 4 months some going to continue to work really hard to be the best player that i can be. so this team has franchised so the city. of the big question facing league commissioner roger goodell is whether or not the n.f.l. season can start on time the 1st games are due to be played in september 1 thing i've learned and this is going to is a country you can't tell one week from now much less 3 months from now so our job is to be ready we obviously be ready. to make a turn or as we're going to put public safety number one as we always do and make sure that our fans our players all the participants coaches everyone are able to be a safe environment. u.s. universities are the breeding grounds for a huge number of professional athletes in this draft is just one example or than 250 players are selected by the n.f.l. is 32 teams last year every player chosen had been through the u.s. college system already un

lee's widow. take a listen. >> we pulled up to the apartment building of dr. young. he's seen as a hero here in china.ding that i'm looking at just down the street here. we're going to give a call to see if she'd be willing to share a little bit with us about this whole experience and how she's been able to process it. that was dr. lee's widow who okay najacknowledged her identi on the phone. part of the concern has been since his story has been politicized and outside of china, the concern is now that there's more pressure on his family to keep quiet. they not share beyond what dr. lee himself already shared. at least we tried. >> she didn't have time to talk. she's too busy with other things. perhaps it was genuine, perhaps it was out of fear of speaking to the foreign media and offending local and central government officials. while being back here has been somewhat of a surreal feeling, you get the sense that, in some ways the city is eager to recover, come back online and in many ways there's this wait, this hesitation of what could be around the corner. a second wave is what many here, john and

lee, known in the territory as the father of democracy. translation: i am proud to have had the chance to walk along our road to democracy with hong kong's excellent younguns the apple daily newspaper, which is frequently critical of the hong kong and chinese communist leadership. the detentions relate to a series of anti—government protests last year. the first of these was attended by 1.7 million hong kong citizens. the authorities have not said why it's their high—profile figures, among them, former members of the legislative council, who've been targeted for detention. peaceful protest is protected in both the joint declaration between britain and china and the basic law. but hong kong police maintain that the rounding up of the suspects is simply the impartial application of the law. translation: they were arrested on charges of organising and participating in unlawful assembly at hong kong island and kowloon on 18 august, 1 october and 20 october 2019. before the coronavirus outbreak, hong kong had witnessed almost weekly demonstrations for greater democracy and less control from beijing. over recent days, chinese officials seeing the city have be

. >> well, so for one, i want to know how lee does it because i also have a young baby at home and i'mg to parents and work full-time. i have no time for binge watching. but i have seen the mania about tiger king. it is very interesting to me, cheryl. i think that lee's point was actually correct. people want to be brought outside of their own circumstances right now. they're looking for entertainment that has no mooring in what they're currently experiencing. a guy in oklahoma with a tiger farm is probably about as far away as you can get from everyone's individual reality right now and that's why this thing is a hit. it defies our own sense of reality and it's transporting people away from their living rooms to something they can't even believe is happening in the united states. cheryl: okay. lee carter, yeah, how are you binge watching with a baby at home who just turned one, by the way. >> she just turned one last week so we had a zoom party and i wonder if that's even safe. but i'm doing it because she goes to bed at 7:30 and i need to escape for just a couple hours each day and i

lee, known in the territory as the father of democracy. translation: i am proud to have had the chance to walk along our road to democracy with hong kong's excellent youngted. he runs the apple daily newspaper which is frequently critical of the hong kong and chinese communist leadership. the detentions relates to a series of anti—government protests last year. the first of these was attended by 1.7 million hong kong citizens. the authorities have not said why it is the high—profile figures, among them former members of the legislative council, who have been targeted for detention. peaceful protest is protected in both the joint declaration between britain and china and the basic law. but hong kong police maintain that the rounding up of the suspects is simply the impartial application of the law. translation: they were arrested on charges of organising and participating in unlawful assembly at hong kong island and kowloon on the 18th of august, the ist of october and the 20th of october 2019. before the coronavirus outbreak, hong kong had witnessed almost weekly demonstrations for greater democracy and less control from beijing. over recent days, chine

young age, i knew it. why? i don't know, i've always been fascinated by fighting, you know, from boxing to bruce lee movies, chuck norris, any type of martial arts, but at one point, boxing completely consumed my life, it was everything to me. you were arrested for fighting at times. yeah, i got arrested in vegas for fighting, and up in maine, and massachusetts. - oh, and massachusetts. - ( laughter ) - yeah, i forgot about . - massachusetts any other states? - yeah. - any other states? - no, that's it, that's it. - ( harvey laughs ) was it-- was the dream that you were going to be a fighter? - um... - or that you were going to be a business man - of the fight business? - no, no, it wasn't a business man and it wasn't a fighter, it's that i was gonna be in the business. that i was gonna be in the fight business. one way or another. it just-- it's what my passion was. where are we? dana: so this is the performance institute. they have everything here. so they have cardio, there's a cold plunge in here, there's an underwater treadmill. this right here is a chamber, you go in there and work out in altitude, and that

palo alto has found a way to help young people improve themselves as they shelter in place and at the same time, raising money to help fight the spread of covid-19. amber leeulsa's this teen started an organization called quaran-toons and it has spread far beyond the bay area. >>> [ singing ] julia siegel of palo alto loves to swing and writer on music. while coping with shelter in place, the high school student started teaching music to her sister and others. >> there were so many children out there in other parts of the country as well there were looking for things to do. >> she started quaran-toons. she recruited other students including brenda yeager to donate their time and talent to teach music via zoom to children in the bay area and beyond. >> people are right there. >> it puts structure in my life because during this time like you know you don't have to wake up and go to a job or go to school, nobody is holding you accountable. brenda tells me teaching gives her renewed purpose. knowing that she is sharing her knowledge with others such as this 12-year-old student from danville. >> i want to make mypercussion skills better. >> parents are asked bu