as the delivery deadline for the distillery loomes, he has been given a zero interest loa n loomes, heven a zero interest loan of 700 us dollars from the government to build a new factory premises. tiesen and his team are also celebrating a second anniversary. applause. they sing happy birthday laughter at fenjin robotics, they have put aside their differences. 00:10:39,677 --> 2147483051:42:04,553 everyone has worked flat out 2147483051:42:04,553 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 to meet their deadlines. are it has been confirmed that a new virus that has been spreading across china can be passed from person to person. the infection is a new type of coronavirus. the rapidly spreading respiratory virus originated in the chinese city of wuhan. hospitals are overwhelmed. there is a degree of panic and concern amongst residents. public transport has been shutdown. residents are being urged to stay put. wuhan is in lockdown. the speed and scale of the lockdown took everyone by surprise. and its impact would be immediate and far—reaching. applause. senguo's attempts to promote software to retailers

economy shrinks by a record 20 percent britons wait for it as it battles the pandemic and looming deadline. plus the trump administration gets out of the international criminal court the u.s. president approves sanctions on any investigating u.s. troops for alleged u.s. more crime so that canister. thanks for joining us britain faces its deepest recession since 300 years due to the coronavirus pandemic economy shrank by a record 20.4 percent in april the sharp drop reflects the impact of the country's coated 19 locked down bad news as the country heads with important deadlines looming. once again the european union is waiting for boris johnson once again he missed an important deadline and once again the british prime minister is taking his time johnson's government has until the end of june to decide when and under what circumstances his country will leave the e.u. britain has registered more than 2000000 unemployed since march the bank of england calls this the worst recession in 3 centuries is boris johnson teetering on the brink of a brig's a disaster stephen norman c.e.o. of british c

into recession with bread set on the way we look at britain's top forward as a battles a pandemic a looming deadlines for a new trade deal with the e.u. . the syrians take to the streets in the rare anti-government protests the prime minister and sacked as public anger and throws out the war torn countries economic friends. i'm serious oh my god it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump has authorized sanctions against international criminal court staff investigating possible u.s. war crimes in afghanistan and retaliation for the probe the administration will block assets of court employees and put visa restrictions on them and their families and anti-corruption investigation into the i.c.c. is also in the works secretary of state michael pale has lashed out at the court. we cannot we will not stand by as our people are threatened by a kangaroo court and indeed i have a message to many close allies around the world your people could be next especially those from nato countries who fought terrorism afghanistan right alongside of us let's get some perspective on the story with

we had options that weren't utilized was rapid testing utilized or were niece people grouped in a loom for extended period of time. >> rapid test test test test were not utilized. they were using the ones sent out which would be a 5 to 10 day turn around. in the meantime these patients were put on the floors and they were intermingled with code positive and covid rule out patients. jedediah: i want to address the covid positive. what about the hydroxychloroquine and zinc. in new york city, in new york, in particular that was something that was not utilized in many cases. so what did you find in terms of the approach by doctors to that course of treatment in new york and maybe new york versus another state for example? >> >> in new york the doctors were not able to prescribe the hydroxychloroquine. the main treatment in new york city in elm hearst hospital was essentially to put these patients on a vent. and they really reached to try any alternative treatment even though they were successful in other states. prime florida. my hospital was successfully treating patients with the hydroxy

transition looming and of course that was also true in tunisia. it was also true in egypt. you had the old leader with a transition looming and you got a transition generated in part by the way the army and the security forces reacted to big uprisings. in syria, theyoung leader, no transition looming. boom, no successful arab spring transition. same in morocco, same in jordan . so i think in countries where there's this transitional issue , that's a possibility still but the thing is both sides have seen the movement so the people who go to the streets and call for change, they see the movie and they know they have to be careful but the military and security services also have seen the movie and they know what they can do is they can authorize a certain amount of transition. they can offer a certain amount of compromise and be ready when they come back and they reassert their power like they did in egypt so it's both inspiring to me that people are still willing to do this even after the failure of the arab spring and i want to be realistic in saying i don't think we're goi

sycophants said so prophetic, so weak the president could have led during the covid crisis that still looms over us and lead the economic recovery providing realistic hopes and then a there have been a lot of african-americans killed extra judicially because of the color of their skin. our nation is desperate for real leadership. no one is home at the white house and the lights are off. i fear for the future of our country and in this time of immense difficulty our president is only capable of contributing with division and fear and chao chaos. i yield the floor. >>ic

of money well living from the reserves was set aside in good years without support bankruptcy is looming. the russians have begun voting on constitutional changes that would allow president putin to stay in office until 2036 the president proposed the changes in january and they have already been accepted by both houses of parliament and the constitutional court despite this mr putin has insisted the changes be ports to a ballot the vote which is not legally binding will take a week to complete it was originally planned for april 21st but was postponed because of the coronavirus epidemic. i. was a massive surprise during the state of the nation address in january russian president vladimir putin stunned the country with his plan for constitutional reform. proposal envisages strengthening the role of the state council as well as expanding powers for parliament and creating new entrants hurdles for presidential candidates there a foam would also allow putin to stay in office until 2036. hours this speed with which the changes were rushed through parliament position to actually signal to th

massive new protests peaceful scenes after days of violence tonight the crowds are growing as curfews loom. >>> an extraordinary condemnation of the president by his former defense secretary general james mattis mattis slamming the president for turning americans against each other. >>> some cities starting to resemble war zones the militarization of police forces and the message it sends under fire >>> and confronting the talk black parents talking to their kids about the police, protests and this moment in america. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening it is an answer to the passionate and desperate calls for justice that have echoed across cities large and small for more than a week over the death of george floyd. nine days after floyd died under the knee of a minneapolis police officer, that now fired officer tonight faces a more serious charge of second-degree murder as three other former officers on the scene that day have now been charged with aiding and abetting murder. the news sparking a new wave of tearful emotion from so many who have marched in georg

lockdown but this morning the district administrator said that it it now seems like a lockdown is looming so that's a change of mood here and that's because several cases a number of cases have been detected in the general population they won't say how many because they're worried about cross counting but that does mean that the virus may be spreading outside the tight knit community that is currently under lockdown suggest to recap authorities put the entire workforce of this. slaughterhouse under strict quarantine and were hoping that the virus would stay among them a lot of attention was put on not on the condition of the people who are now sick 1500 of them at the last count but rather on whether or not this virus would spread to the general population and other some evidence that this is happening so the workers from that plant the work their plant that's been affected by the break they've been put under quarantine but what other measures are being taken to get this under control. that's right the quantum for them is very strict police have surrounded buildings where many of them liv

the president could have led during the covid crisis which still looms over us. he could have led in economic recovery, providing realistic hopes to people. even now, he could be spending his time decrying the absence of justice for george floyd, calling for the investigation or prosecution of the other three officers who were involved, or for breonna taylor or for countless other african americans who have been killed extrajudicially because of the color of their skin. our nation is desperate, desperate for real leadership. there's no one home at the white house, and the lights are off. i fear for the future of our country, that in this time of immense difficulty, our president is only capable of contributeing more division, more fear, more chaos. i yield the mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the minority leader is recognized. mr. schumer: thank you. first let me thank my friend and colleague, the senior senator from minnesota for her

hospitals are running out of beds to treat to cope with 19 patients the health minister is warning of a looming disaster with more than 20000 reported infections and more than 350 deaths the government says in the capital kabul alone there could be as many as a 1000000 cases of coronavirus a shortage of testing kits is making it difficult to detect the virus spreading among different communities. we are doing 2000 tests every day but we are receiving 10 times that many samples and it takes $5.00 to $10.00 days to get the results of these tests beds and quarantine centers clinics and hospitals are filling up very quickly we are not able to diagnose koren team and treat all our patients because of a lack of medical facilities well vickie can is the country director of the international rescue committee in afghanistan she thinks social distancing is difficult for a majority of afghans because they already live in poverty. afghanistan currently has over 12000000 people that are food insecure and with coated it's likely only to get worse unlike other countries many other countries afghans need to wo

the danger of an animal agriculture to the public health the krona crisis looming is just one of them. so there is a lot of tension among the farmers they feel threatened in their livelihood and that makes some people aggressive and that's why there's a lot of police always when there's animal activists the farms are located in this sort of the netherlands which has the highest number of covert 1000 deaths in the country residents of known as the dutch main capital blamed the government for acting too late they had urged the killing of mink as soon as they became sick a month ago step fasten al-jazeera in the southern madeline's. iran says the u.s. has no right to extend the arms embargo against it indefinitely the proviso is contained in a draft u.n. security council resolution shared by the u.s. with russia which opposes any such move several other security council members have also seen the draft the current embargo expires in october tensions between iran and the u.s. have been high since trump administration withdrew from the 2015 iran nuclear deal in re imposed sanctions. pointi

demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. santa maria this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week india prime minister narendra modi rushes through the labor reforms as the pandemic and his own economic failures crash the indian jobs markets also from a trade war to a new cold war china time who its grip on hong kong the united states sanctions chinese officials through it all can hong kong remain ages number one financial center. and modern shout and skin design of the types of roles which might once have been called passing fads. now some of the thousands of jobs being created in the virtual world. all about to come on this week's show but we are starting in india where prime minister narendra modi's stunned many last year with his expansive election victory a victory and a mandate which he has really used 1st there was a

localised lockdown5 loom a5 to the daily telegraph. localised lockdown5 loom as the our rate rises.being sealed off? yes. this is really actually it will have to be localised lockdowns. something other countries have done and although they have different structures of government, germany has a federal structure, and so you can see how that will operate, actually this i really think has to be managed by local authorities that are able to take this forward and had the resources to do so importantly. and because already there is concerns about different parts of the country that the our rate rising and as i mentioned this test and trace isolate strategy is not yet up and running. we don't really have sufficient enough picture in terms of the data and i think this will be happening with necessarily going to happen around the country but different parts of the country but different parts of the country but different parts of the country will have stricter measures than others and this already major concerns around schools, i live at the primary schools, i live at the primary school teach

describes as a looming food crisis china agreed to delay debt repayments most of the fishing vessels in the port of the car are chinese and this crew is getting ready to sail out at sea and out of sight in senegalese territorial waters are deep sea trawlers fishing illegally and destroying the environment. greenpeace describes these chinese fishing vessels as floating factories they are no match to face boat scientists predict that within a decade ocean ecosystems will collapse because of rising temperatures and overfishing despite this threat it seems for now the chinese are here to stay nicholas hawk al-jazeera the car. the united nations is celebrating the 75th anniversary of its founding document some 50 countries gathered in san francisco signed the u.n. charter back in 1905 today it has 193 member states as a democratic as a james beds. for the u.n. this was supposed to be a moment of celebration and reflection but coded 19 has meant a key milestone will not now be marked as planned by no battlefield of the 3rd reich the city of bell and back in 19452 months after the death of

describes as a looming food crisis china agreed to delay debt repayments most of the vessels in the port of the car are chinese and this crew is getting ready to sail out at sea out of sight in senegalese territorial waters are deep sea trawlers fishing illegally and destroying the environment. greenpeace describes these chinese fishing vessels as floating factories they are no match defies boat scientists predict that within a decade ocean ecosystems will collapse because of rising temperatures and overfishing despite this threat it seems for now the chinese are here to stay nicholas hawk al-jazeera the car the eiffel tower in paris one of the world's most famous landmarks is finally welcoming people again after as long as closer since the 2nd world war. has been shot since march when france imposed its coronavirus lockdown elevators were off limits for interest we have to use the stairs to the 2nd level. this is al jazeera these are your top stories australia's largest airline qantas is cutting 6000 staff to reduce costs joining the coronavirus pandemic it comes as germany's the 2nd la

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industry but for the 800000 workers in britain's car sector an economic recession combined with the looming prospect of a new deal brags it has created the ultimate horror sin aria. production at press markets only slowly starting again normally 90 people were in the heart of england supplying steel parts for the car industry. coronas hit the company hard they have very few new orders the last thing they need is a hard drags it with no trade deal and the end of the year that's going to be a double whammy it's very difficult especially in a market that's been depressed as well so it's 2nd a triple hit it's going to be the most challenging time in my career ever the u.k. car industry is facing its biggest crisis ever due to the virus. luxury carmaker mclaren had to layoff a quarter of its workforce and nodia bragg's it with the e.u. would mean that cost as well as components would be hit with a 10 percent tariff making u.k. cost very expensive to sell on the continent its main export market if there was a no trade deal breaker at the end of the year there would be a hit to exports and therefo

see asians to we only existing labor regulations and i think also individual workers trace for the looming unemployment crisis actually want to show that they're dependable workers and they want to save some money so they work longer hours but i don't think we should consider strongly whether we actually want an economy where millions unemployed and many more millions are working over hours and actually are on the brink of collapse or an out that is that is caught. or whether you want to just disappear at the world more or equally throughout society philip fry from the institute for technology assessment and systems analysis in cancer thanks for joining us thanks for having me. now is the boss of the program where you get to ask the questions to ask science correspondent derek williams. what percentage of the population has been infected in the united states the number of confirmed cases of covert 19 in the us at the moment stands at over 2 and a half 1000000 and the daily count is trending upwards around around 40000 new cases joined them every day then last week the director of the count

demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. that's in the end it's a lot to think i'll guess that but i. mean i think i'm looking at the should they set up what do you mean to be clear last minute don't they was days that it would be in the i skivvy i must be 50 pm. it's not i'm going to look at. so we don't know said i want to meet. minutes when i see this in the wilderness but he says but he goes and does and he pulls up with the pentagon. said. if. i would only read did they. tell us what i mean is this. i mean i haven't seen what is this like a gallup poll that the people asked me to never do that and they said. i mean. i. like to look at things. like you know when they're going to let me go i think i'm fine you know. think about me it doesn't get out. there at all about it i think you're doubt about that like i don't ever like going to mayo really i mean you know there's a lot o

screen will be subject to a review authorized by the government but it's china's new security all looms over the city i don't see how and many others i'm not optimistic. that situ up to date will have more world news on the top of the hour stephen besley will be hit with a news business update in just about. i subscribe to do you know where your books are something more in the world than what we may be after 5. books. is for me. is for you. first.

presence in the area and this is causing concern that another more serious confrontation could be looming. and football news banyan a travel to buy a live of course and hoping to extend their lead at the top of the bonus league table they've been in ruthless form since coach hanzi flick took charge last november but an early wobble almost spoiled the plan. by and munich showed their support for the black lives matter protests ahead of kickoff in leverkusen with the home team without engine talismanic i have abs all eyes were on leon bailey the match winner when the sides last met. and it was later couzin who struck 1st a lowry of poking past manuel neuer in the 10 minutes. the argent time 7th goal of the campaign getting the hosts off to a dream start of buying him back soon after kingsley command had all day to pick a spot and did so expertly what one. little girl at school put by and ahead in the 42nd minute his left footed drive proving too much for lucas credit city. close from the later couzin stopper butts not close enough. to know every increase the lead on the stroke of half time

those screens will be subject to a review authorized by the government but as china's new security law looms over the city i don't see how and many others and not optimistic. we're going to as well take a look at some other stories making news around the world much of the arctic circle is experiencing a record breaking heat wave a town of the one yes inside very a recorded a an all time high of 38 degrees celsius over the weekend siberia has seen unseasonably high temperatures this year leading to sizable wild. german payments wire cod says 1900000000 euros reported missing from its accounts may not exist to philippine banks supposedly holding the money say wire card was never their client shares of wild card which is listed on the blue chip dax index of seeing a frantic sell off the c.e.o. has resigned. saudi arabia says it will go ahead with the annual religious pilgrimage to mecca but with coronavirus restrictions the hajj traditionally attracts roughly $2000000.00 muslims globally for 5 intense days of worship this year only muslims living in saudi arabia will be allowed to attend. nasca

out of money well living from the reserves we set aside in good years without support bankruptcy is looming earlier in the day the european commission approved the rescue plan then the shareholders gave their blessing including lufthansa's biggest shareholder billionaire heinz him until who had been skeptical the deal clears the way for a 9000000000 euro government rescue plan the state will receive 20 percent of lufthansa shares berlin can also increase its stake to avoid hostile takeovers it's a heavy price to pay. because the package is not a gift we have to work hard to pay it back it will be an enormous burden to pay the interest and pay back the loan. and. this is particularly true because no one is expecting a speedy recovery in the aviation market 80 percent of lufthansa's airplanes are still grounded experts say it will be at least 3 years before the crisis is behind the industry and things will be different. be a small of towns a group then with around $100.00 fewer aircraft and a much slimmer structure to do tons of has already closed some of its subsidiaries and has warned it wi

presence in the area and this is causing concern that another more serious confrontation could be looming. india is not a 6 in the global list of countries worst hit by the coronavirus apos in italy india has reported its biggest single day surge of infections sonly $10000.00 faces have been come from taking the total number of infections in india to over 236000 recalls by comes just days before restaurants and temples are set to reopen. now reports friendly is here to tell us more about the latest rotavirus developments india has now taken over at liam position 6 in the world rankings if you will of countries worst hit was a what's what's the global situation like a moment yet i can tell you that in a minute so global we over 6900000 people have now been infected with coke at 19 and some 395000 people have so far died from the virus and the u.s. has so far the largest number of confirmed cases. at almost 1900000 people so one point i'm feeling people have been infected right now and brazil is the 2nd worst hit country and it has now 660-0000 cases there and of course there are some other

of hamburg ground to a halt at the height of the corona virus outbreak coronavirus lockdowns and a looming global recession dealt a historic blow to the german exports whose goods flow out of here. april's double digit collapse and trade will likely mark the low point for the export dependent german economy economies throughout the world have become to reopen style supply chains are coming back online and consumers are returning to restaurants and stores . but a quick return to normal might not be in the cards for german best and says. its largest trading partners from its european neighbors to the united states are facing historic economic slowdowns that means they're buying fewer cars chemicals and machinery from germany and it will likely stay that way for now. now what do you do if you're a wild water canoe slalom racer but you can't train because of the corona virus outbreak argentinas the bus and rossi has come up with a solution he's been practicing by tying unself to 2 palm trees and splashing around in his girlfriend swimming pool he won silver at the pan american games last year

just as corona restrictions were being loosened in this german town now the threat of a 2nd lockdown looms until because some residents in this apartment block breached rules by meeting on mass getting in citizens off urias that some of the newly restored freedoms have now been rescinded as i find that really annoying because they are in danger in everyone not just themselves and i find that damned inconsiderate peaceful but i was angry because i thought that if everyone sticks to the rules then things will turn out ok. there are still people who appear not to be taking it seriously and that's worrying 30 family members from this apartment block celebrated the end of ramadan violating hygiene and social distancing rules several of them also met an illegally opened shisha and shared the same mouthpiece now over $100.00 people have tested positive for the current virus 5 daycare centers all schools and one swimming pool have now been closed the town sports clubs will also have to shut again but these measures may not be enough. and she said we can't rule out the fact that we may reach a poin

the screen will be subject to a review authorized by the government but as china's new security law looms over the city does she however many others are not optimistic. but all the time now for a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world north korea has reinstalled huge loudspeakers designed to blast propaganda cross the border into south korea the sound systems were taken down after the 2 sides signed an accord in 2018 but tensions have risen dramatically in recent weeks. china has successfully put the final satellite of its new navigation network into orbit the chinese bedo system is designed to route rival the us own to g.p.s. as well as europe's galileo system the 10000000000 dollar project has been in development since the 1990 s. . the former c.e.o. of german financial platform why a card mark was blown has been arrested that after the company said it believed accounts thought to contain nearly 2000000000 euros probably did not even exist shares have dropped more than 80 percent in recent days for. a town in siberia and has recorded a record high temperatur

of hamburg ground to a halt at the height of the corona virus outbreak coronavirus lockdowns and a looming global recession historic blow to the german export as his goods flow out of here. double digit collapse in trade likely marked the low point for the export dependent german economy. economies throughout the world have begun to reopen supply chains are coming back online and consumers are returning to restaurants and stores. but a quick return to normal might not be in the cards for the german economy. we have roughly 40 percent of our g.d.p. go into exports so if they don't vote by one 3rd or if you compared actually to february or january it's almost half of the exports we were having in april and probably expecting for me so this is really the right thing for for g.d.p. in the very short run for the 2nd quarter it's not really so you want to know what happens in the 2nd half of the year obviously but for the very short run it's definitely dramatic. germany's largest trading partners neighbors to the united states are now facing historic economic slowdowns that means they're buying

one year since the start of pro-democracy protests in hong kong mass arrests and a looming national security are in place to stamp out the scent the protesters achieved anything at all. that a tricky. terrace removing damage scaffolding from around the. top make a mistake and everything might come tumbling down. good to have you with us a memorial service has been held in houston texas for george floyd the black man who died after a white officer kneeled on his neck for nearly 9 minutes as the event unfolded democrats in congress proposed a bill aimed at preventing more police misconduct floyd's death 2 weeks ago in minneapolis has sparked worldwide protests against racism and police brutality. under a scorching texas sky thousands queued for hours to enter the church where george floyd's body lay a last chance for the public to pay their respects to the man whose death has become a rallying cry against racism around the globe. the public hearing was held in houston the city where floyd grew up. well this is an important day in our world. and. it is necessary for me to be here. as a human be

the screen will be subject to a review authorized by the government but as china's new security law looms over the city does she how many others are not optimistic. well that already in sports tennis star novak djokovic has tested positive for cough it 19 the news follows widespread criticism of the serbs decision to host a tennis tournament this month following which 4 players tested positive for the virus the 1st leg of the top in serbia attracted more than 4000 fans and ended with players dancing to god and a nightclub. to cheer up to date i'll have more for you at the top of the hour in the meantime of course as always the web site that steve w. dot com have a good. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour corona update. from the covert 19 special next on deep.

flouting social distancing and playing down the dangers also coming up the economy plunging breaks it looming we look at the way forward for britain struggling with the world's 2nd highest death toll and still nowhere near a divorce deal with the e.u. . and syrians take to the streets in rare anti-government protests the prime minister sacked as public anger grows over the economic crisis in a nation torn apart by years of civil war. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us we begin in brazil with a sharply rising death toll from the coronavirus has driven a fault line through society and sections are still searching but president jarboe scenario has repeatedly downplayed the dangers he wants lockdowns lifted so that economic activity can resume protesters are pushing back and mobilizing against also gnarls handling of brazil's massive outbreak. the digging began before sunrise within hours these activists had transformed brazil's copacabana beach into a shallow grave yard a memorial to the country's 41000 covert 1000 victims and a call to action. gets up on the me official give me it

presence in the area and this is causing concern that another more serious confrontation could be looming. correspondent joins us now from delhi good to have you with us now are people in the region worried that this conflict could escalate into something more dangerous . well i mean that a definitely. as we are talking about. nations but it is yes actually that is a difference between what happens when beyond one fix the opposite that lets us vent in. china the kind of oppressive jungle isn't that we see and posturing that we see but the sun is largely absent when it comes to china now analysts believe that this because of china's conventional warfare military so be a lot of heat but on the other hand we also see indians don't together to. see that china for example or china add begin they populate india in the last to the east because off the fact that the about trying to remove all chinese out from their point that also indians that energy is coming out and saying stop buying chinese products give them that parts but of course there's a $90000000000.00 trade between the 2 countries and