a poverty stricken district in manila's port area that's packed with houses on stilts at the edge of the sea. the people here live on the water and from it and sometimes they fear it especially the monster waves spawned by typhoons. lovely suarez came here looking for work 15 years ago and ended up staying she sells food to freighter crews 3 times now storm flooding has destroyed the shock she lived on the 1st time it happened she nearly waited too long before fleeing. not only. when i saw that the water had come up this high and was starting to form eddies on the floor i just grabbed my kids and my bag and rushed out i left everything including our clothes i just took my kids my 2nd child was just a baby back then after we got out our house was totally swept away by the current. 21 families have moved into this apartment block 3 years ago like lovely suarez they all lived in improvised shocks subsidized by the state the new housing has been built to help protect people from the sometimes deadly flooding. filomena sinker nicknamed kamina lives here in a 21 square meter flood proof fl

hello there i'm manila chan your watching in question broadcasting from the national headquarters of our team america here in washington d.c. welcome to our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here are today's top stories 1st up president trump doubling down on his threat to open fire on iranian boats that harass american ships but now iran is firing back and as those drums of war beat even louder between the u.s. and iran and adverse other adversaries today we ask does the world really need more war during this pandemic we're going to discuss that plus advanced technology can now keep tabs on social distancing here in the u.s. is this a slippery slope into the kind of open government surveillance that we see in china we're going to discuss all right it's time to boost your news i knew. the right directly tween the united states and iran is heating up even more today threats are being volleyed from both sides after a close encounter at sea for more on increasing fears for a full on battle breaking out between iran and the u.s. our teams rachel blevins is joining u

as the 1800s you know metro manila has been very flood prone . but the population then was you know very small with this huge population in metro manila and then climate change increasing incidence of you know very intense rainfall it's just it just puts you know more people into danger of farm risks the residents who live close to the water unintentionally make the problem worse they're improvised housing and the waste a produce can keep floodwater from draining properly that's why the government now wants lovely suarez and others like her to resettle to other areas but she's afraid of what the move might bring. we're willing to leave if they want to remove us because we know that this place is a danger zone. but what we really want if there's a budget if they'll provide a budget is to move somewhere close to here. we want to stay in this place and not be thrown out somewhere that might leave us jobless and starving. lovely suarez and her neighbors continue to live in fear not just because of the destructive power of the water they live on now b

the european commission later told the european airlines to do the same thing right that's right manila because of because of the coronavirus more people actually are canceling flights rather than booking them like you said worldwide airlines they all almost $35000000000.00 with a b $1000000000.00 in refunds and almost all of them have just been giving their customers vouchers and like you mentioned u.s. airlines they're getting a big chunk of the coronavirus aid package but surprisingly the bailout will have these companies barely breaking even so let's look at the breakdown here now yes airlines they were given $60000000000.00 from that package but only $25000000000.00 is actually going to passenger airlines which that's going to be divided up between each company so it's at almost $2000000000.00 per airline now that money can only be used to keep their employees working through september and not putting any employee on furlough now to see exactly what airlines are dealing with when it comes to getting refunds we have jet blue as an example who released their numbers in march of last

this city in laguna province is a drive about an hour from manila.his vocational school boasts a 23-year history. it's always given lessons on japanese technology, mainly from the manufacturing industry. last year it began teaching specific skills in four industries. classes related to the food service industry such as cooking, customer service and hygiene control are especially popular. they help in passing the skills test, bringing studentsts one sp closer to the new visa. >> she is seeking to pass the food service industry test. she studied electronics and communication engineering in college, but is considering working in japan due to the difficulty of finding work in the philippines. >> after five months in the japanese language course, she successfully passed the language course. if she passes the skills test, she'll be able to apply for the visa at long last. her grades are always at the top of the class. the eight hour day of classes has ended. students are required to live in dormitories to help them concentrate on their studies. around 180

well parts of the philippines capital of had its 1st day of mass testing but the rest of manila and the rest of the country indeed are still waiting for a national plan remember it's a catholic majority country under strict quarantine that easter could challenge that stock to jamila under going in manila high jamila take us through what could potentially happen today i mean easter sunday such an important day in the in the catholic christian faith will definitely as you know if you know the last bastion of catholicism in asia is in the philippines and we were driving around police allowance for stories were doing and we saw that churches of largely remained close that's something that's really unimaginable for the philippines easter celebrations are usually one of the biggest upper christians here but you know starting last week palms sunday there have been smaller celebrations smaller parades by priests in different parts of the country but the you know the faithful catholics are not allowed to take part in it largely dear just allowed to serve in the hierarchy of the catholic church y

schools now missouri saw hundreds last week manila protesting the stay at home orders the state has in place according to johns hopkins university more than 6100 people are confirmed to have covered 19 in missouri and $229.00 have died now according to legal experts the lawsuit faces an uphill battle because china is a protected is protected by sovereign immunity but missouri's a.g. says that he's counting the chinese communist party as a non-state actor which he says fortifies his legal argument manila. now speaking of attorneys generals. and lawsuits you have u.s. attorney general bill barr firing off saying he is looking into suing the state governors right and this is all over clashes milla between president donald trump and state governors on how exactly to respond to the coronavirus now most if not all states are on lockdown and both trump and bar say businesses need more freedom to operate and trump says that some governors have gone too far listen to bill barr here. we want to govern our debt is something that intrudes upon our infringes on a fundamental right of constitutional

you know a major industry for the united states now manila boeing c.e.o. says that as far as reopening and there are new safety measures in place the company is in uncharted territory no pun intended and it could forever change the business and the industry because of this pandemic but that boeing is taking it day by day and hoping that is going to come out strong and competitive now erin fronsac thank you for giving us that update what a wild story thank you. a trumpet ministration and congress are set to agree on about $450000000000.00 in additional stimulus for small businesses hospitals and coronavirus testing the goal is to infuse more cash into the s.b.a. payroll protection program in order to keep a small businesses afloat meantime u.s. oil prices crash to record lows so here to just discuss all of that boom bust co-host and investigative journalist grant's one so ben this agreement has taken well over a week to put together and part of the reason is that both democrats and republicans keep just adding other projects to be funded to write you know t

and manila it's really shocking that this all happened just a year ago if you like the 1000000000 years ago we talk live sports and all these real moves and now we're just waiting now can we touch on the whole baseball thing i mean i know it's a whole lot of wishful thinking i think a lot of people myself included would like to see the season get under way but i really think it's a not a good idea and to just probably not realistic don't you think it's interesting because as much as people want life sports and the question actually being drawn up is did that call with rob manfred and president trump sway the decision to push for this motion especially considering it's supposedly backed by federal health officials now the really interesting thing is you want to make sure that players are going to be safe and their operations and that is really tough because even if a player is asymptomatic he could still raise it on so that it's a very tough decision but i mean i guess of all those live sports or team sports rather i guess of all of those baseball can probably be played. with the most so

to speak to farmers who already are having trouble basically bringing their goods to the capital manilato sell some of them had to throw their produce away they said they really are feeling hunger and they were already quite stressed about the deal of a lockdown so what they're trying to do now according to the government is to ensure that people stay in their homes up until they know for sure that they are basically able to flatten the curve that it's hard to figure that out at this point because there is still no mass density the government is well on its way with 15 testing centers across the country but that hooty several weeks back. jamila calendar going with that update from manila thank you will stay in asia some positive news actually for the 1st time china has reported no new deaths from cove at 19 also in the past 24 hours only 32 cases have been confirmed all from people who returned from overseas china is now reporting some of the lowest figures worldwide the government has allowed some businesses and industries to resume operations despite not having full control yet over t

to our correspondents around the world about in the time of corona we begin with on a sentence in manila and a thanks very much for joining me the philippines is a minute catholic country waster is a significant holiday how is it looking this year. easter is a celebration of faith and family but over 19 has come to celebrate both from a distance at the church where i am at easter sunday mass as would normally be playing on a new you know continuously all throughout the day but as you can see it's very very quiet there own young humanises and social of this than seeing a secure t.v. and for so many people are celebrating mass by watching live at home like my 75 year old mother is doing that today it certainly looks very quiet behind now when used to seeing in the philippines rituals religious ritual religious rituals rama used to such as so flagellation on the line what's happening to these traditions this. year as background yourself large elation is a personal sometimes you know a gratitude for answered prayer or for a traditional yearly act of repentance and some self flagellation ritu

correspondents around the world about in the time of coronavirus and we begin with ana santos in manila and thanks for joining me you can hear the bells ringing there behind the still predominantly catholic country the nature is a very significant holiday how is it there this year. yes easter is that time for food and family to coronavirus or will the night just come tell them to celebrate from a distance as you can see the church behind me there are bells tolling now for one of the you know massive that are going on today normally you would have running continuously throughout mr sunday kind of like a movie on most people are now celebrating or hearing from the comfort of their own home like my mother 75 years old has been performing her religious obligations by our lives to mark out since the start of this lockdown. and when used to seeing religious rituals playing out every easter in the philippines such as so fragile nation and what's happening to these traditions this year. as a bit of background edition of stuff like these are usually personal this side of 10 or to give gratitude

and manila this is actually the 1st time ever the boston marathon to be cancelled they didn't even cancel during the great depression or both world wars wow so it took a coronavirus inspiring story absolutely inspiring as heartwarming to hearing him get choked up at the end and you know a lot of those runners will get their chance of september to feel the same exact way to him thank you so much for that and we'll have a lot more news coming up for you at 3 pm iran's foreign minister meets with syria's president in damascus so what came out of those talks and for what we're going to discuss that all that and more coming up at 3 pm so that's upright now i'm manila chan make sure you keep up with everything in question at all times by downloading our brand new app it's free portable t.v. i'll see about here in about 30 minutes or. so i mean this is to put on the chain on the story could you look. up at your. desire to know. how much older. she still lives but. let's show. you proof not just. to the east. coronavirus climate change and concerns about reopening the united states too soon will

the bbc‘s howard johnson is in manila and has the details.pines says many hundreds of uk nationals remain stranded here so today what he has announced in partnership with philippine airlines isa partnership with philippine airlines is a series of sweeper flight next tuesday, april seven, to pick up stranded uk nationals. what will happen is those flights will then come up to manila, to the main international airport, and two flights will then take them back to london heathrow. the cost per flight will be £1000, that is inclusive of the sweeper flights, and also we have heard that if people can't afford those tickets, there will be afford those tickets, there will be a credit scheme available so that they can pay back the many at a later date. the tickets are only for uk tourists who are stranded here and they will be priority to the venerable, the elderly or people in need of medical assistance. what we are also hearing on social media is that many people are not in these parts of their country and they are concerned they won't be picked up b

dugan manila. russia has reported more than 2000 new cases over coronavirus that's its biggest daily increase yet more than 15700 infections have been reported across russia the government says 130 people have died well the number of new virus cases in germany has fallen for a 2nd consecutive day 2800 new infections are being reported the raise in the total to just over 120000 around 2700 germans have died so far. israel's president in other news is refusing to give political leaders more time to reach a power sharing deal blue and white party leader asked for 2 more weeks to form a coalition government he's trying to reach an agreement with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu after last month's inconclusive election within one year or maybe a 4th if they can't agree by tuesday. the afghan taliban says it's releasing 20 afghan government prisoners on sunday that announcement coincides with the release of a group of $100.00 taliban prisoners by afghanistan last month the afghan president ashraf gh

thank you manila to get right to the president on take a jab at the world health organization but not without getting back we're going to discuss that later at the sports each kill regina hampshire's a boxing birthday and the wednesday edition of this day in sports history all the right that. thank you earl. what is the difference between embarrassing gaffes in elder abuse joe biden certainly excels at the former and maybe she's the victim of the love we were told mention of mental health is off limits to what degree is the public the right to know. and. i don't trust medical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this horrible autoimmune disorder growing up and it turns out it was completely alleviated with very drastic dietary measures and i went to a number of doctors to discuss what happened to me and i was basically laughed at like diet has nothing to do with autoimmune disorders so my suggestion to people who have health issues they can't figure out if they're going to see a medical professional and they've been going for 10 years and they're still in the same pl

manila and he's performed for huge crowds are all in the world but on easter sunday italian tenor of the charlie sang to silence he held a special concert at islam's famous trauma cathedral to inspire hope during the outbreak. oh yes. this is down to 0 had these the top stories in the u.k. the number of reported deaths because of the new krona virus has soared about 10000 a minister cross johnson has been released from hospital after spending 3 nights in the i.c.u. . in the last 7 days i have of course seen the pressure that the n.h.s. is under i've seen the personal courage not just of the doctors the nurses but of everyone the cleaners the cooks the health care workers the every description physios radiograph was pharmacists who kept coming to work kept putting themselves in harm's way kept risking these deadly virus. thanks to that courage that devotion that duty and that love. in h.s. has been unbeatable top infectious disease expert in the u.s. dr anthony felty says he can't guarantee that it will be safe americans to vote in person during november's presidential election united

well let's now think jamelle and again he joins us from the headquarters of the philippine army in manila jamila the un's been calling for a global ceasefire said combat this coronavirus pandemic that it seems that armed groups there aren't taking much notice. well yes pacifically because there is no negotiations no the diplomatic relationship or not even any possible negotiations of a truce with the authorities rebel group the abu sayyaf in the southern philippines and stosh it's important to remember that sulu is the most militarized area in the southern philippines it's home to several armed groups including this particular group whose leader has already pledged allegiance to isis a few years ago what this exposed though is the vulnerability of the philippine military at this point it is leading basically operations to help fight this pandemic here in metro manila in the whole entire region of luzon but it also shows that it still continues to face battle and wars and so many fronts we're just not talking about the abu sayyaf it's also currently fighting the commune this insurgency now

artie's rachel blevins is joining us now live from the newsroom with more details to this rachel well manila the united states is known for having the largest prison population in the world and hundreds of thousands of inmates are now calling for help as both prisoners and guards test positive for the coronavirus dozens of inmates took part in a demonstration at the monroe correctional complex in washington state after 6 prisoners and 5 staff members were diagnosed with the virus while officials confirm that officers used pepper spray and rubber bullets to try to control the protesters they claim no one was harmed a nonprofit law firm filed a motion calling for the state supreme court to issue an order that would mandate tests for all prisoners and push for the release of inmates with underlying health conditions now they are in response to the outcry state officials said they have separated the inmates who tested positive and they are looking into early release for nonviolent drug offenders who are nearing the end of their sentences a similar demonstration was held at the lansing correction

for now the streets outside the church in manila are a sanctuary for the homeless they say they may not be able to enter its grounds but they'll continue to lift their prayers up to god hoping that there must be a better way similarly dogon manila. a large portion of the planet's population is now living on the lockdown because of the pandemic for many the worst out of the crisis is being cut off from the people they love sunny gago has some of the stories. life under lockdown silence and isolation and for many in this pandemic there is the anguish of being forcibly separated from loved ones all over the world families have been wrenched apart some because of the devastating affects of the disease. others simply because they were away from home at the wrong time. and i have just like. 19 good he found herself stuck in ukraine with her newborn baby who was delivered by a surrogate that like her husband had already returned to the u.k. both of them were arranging travel documents for their son when the lockdown struck it was really heartbreaking because yeah after spending so long trying

she's joining us now from the news room with more of the details so rachel what's going on while manila the price war between russia and saudi arabia appears to have reached a cease fire as 2 of the world's largest oil producer seem to have reached a historic deal on thursday now this according to reports that saudi arabia agreed to remove 4000000 barrels of oil. a day from its april production levels while russia has agreed to cut 2000000 barrels a day the deal was made during a virtual meeting between opec members and other alloy oil producers amid a need to respond to the drop in demand from the ongoing lock down over the coronavirus pandemic as a result global oil demand has dropped by an estimated 30 percent resulting in the push to decrease the market's oil supply by around 20000000 barrels per day while russia and saudi arabia have indicated their willingness to cut oil production they have also said that a deal would depend on whether the u.s. agrees to join but despite ongoing talks with the saudis and support for other countries being required to cut production the trumpet min

thanks manila. and elsewhere around the world japan is set to declare a state of emergency in tokyo and 6 other regions as the number of infections continue to rise prime minister shinzo lobby is expected to make the announcement tomorrow japan is also set to roll out a one trillion dollar stimulus package to protect their economy. and iran is vowing to never seek help from the u.s. in its fight against the corona virus outbreak a foreign ministry spokesman rejected the possibility and accuse the us of trying to use the current situation to force iran into negotiations in the middle east iran is the worst hit by the virus and is an urgent need of medical equipment the country has about 60000 confirmed cases with 37000 reported deaths. but over in the philippines where a man was shot dead at a coronavirus checkpoint the man who was reportedly intoxicated at the time was confronted by a village official or not wearing a face mask so when response the man threatened a law enforcement using a skate he w

been following the story all day and she's joining us now with more details to this deal rachel well manila saudi arabia and russia have agreed to a historic deal which will see the world's top will producers cutting output by $10000000.00 barrels per day amid a sharp decrease in demand from the coronavirus pandemic the deal was made during a virtual meeting between opec members and other allied or oil producers on thursday and during that conference russia's energy minister called for unity and warned that if oil prices are not stabilized it will have a massive impact on the global economy but you know these circumstances require swift and timely measures all of our oil producing countries must poor efforts to change the situation related to the substantial over. doctrine of oil in the world . the ongoing lockdown in response to the corona virus has made global oil demand drop by an estimated 30 percent resulting in a push to decrease the market's all supply by around $20000000.00 barrels per day this agreement will implement cuts of 10000000 barrels per day until june with the cuts taperi

19 after the surgeon general called these next 2 weeks i had another 911 or another pearl harbor manila and a fair and trump also had a surprise phone call with former president vice president rather joe biden what's up with that so yeah manila drum didn't really go into specifics on what was said in the phone call but he did say that him and the likely democratic presidential nominee did speak on the phone for about 15 minutes again didn't really go into any specifics of of the phone call but he did say it was a very good productive honest conversation and that he does look forward to speaking with him again soon manila. in the newsroom thank you. ok of the more than 10000 cope and 19 reported deaths here in the u.s. nearly half of those numbers are from the state of new york now state officials there are on close watch as the surgeon general warns this week will be a difficult one for all americans and new york's apacs just days away are trying to be chavez has the latest today the javits center now america's largest hospital officially taking coronavirus patients. originally dedicate

artie's rachel blevins is joining us from the news room with more to this rachel while manila does not appear that either the united states or wrong is backing down following a dispute in the persian gulf president trump said he stands by the order he gave to the u.s. navy and if any iranian vessels get too close to an american ship he expects the navy to quote shoot them out of the water we don't want. surrounding our boats and traveling around their boats and having a good time we don't want them anywhere near a bus and so you know the order it gave it and they got to say it again but i'll give you that order that's a threat when they get that close and they have got a very substantial weapons on those boats but will shoot them out of the water. now in response to terms of warning the head of iran's revolutionary guard fired back and said his forces have been directed to retaliate against any american forces who threaten the safety of their military or nonmilitary vessels. will he tell you in his own name we have ordered our naval units at sea in case any warships or a military units

for now the streets outside the church in manila are a sanctuary for the homeless they say they may not be able to enter its grounds but they'll continue to lift their prayers up to god hoping that there must be a better way chameleon dogon manila. the pandemic isn't expected to peak in latin america for another 3 weeks but even before the virus emergency public health systems in many countries was stretched many workers say they have no choice but to ignore lockdown orders so they can put food on the table is a latin america editor the syrian human. bodies composing on the streets or inside houses in ecuador is tropical city of. cemeteries and funeral parlors can't cope with the demand and the government can only offer cardboard closets to the latest victims. it's already a catastrophe long before infections from cold 19 reach their peak. and then hear him we're in the camp where they wait for them to die before helping them and when their dad they hand them over to the family this is terrible. since march 1st the pandemic has been spreading rapidly throughout latin america and brazil

what they call a propaganda video to improve china's image both here and abroad duggan al-jazeera manila. and veyron mentalists in australia angry over the expansion of another color line the development is over is putting it under one of sydney's drinking water supplies raising concerns about possible contamination. reports. this reservoir is one of 5 main catchments immigration sydney supplying drinking water to millions of people surrounded by protected land if i haven for many threatened plants and animals soon it will also be home to coal mining energy has been allowed to extend its metropolitan meaghan underneath the war nor. approvals from my opinion you are informed from some perspectives that to negligent a. conservative. metropolitan is one of the longest continually operating mines. using long wall mining methods where i section of coal is removed in a single slice and it's an important part of the local community the company says the extension will protect more than $400.00 jobs and inject millions of dollars into the economy but environmentalist say mining in the area has al

the restrictions apply to metro manila and the central and southern parts of the island. says that theary virus could shrink philippine gdp by as much as 1% this year. malaysia is also extending its virus lockdown by another two weeks to make 12. while easing restrictions on limited travel. the government says students and workers will be allowed to go home but further nationwide curbs may still be imposed. section cases have slowed since malaysia limited personal and is effectively. new zealand is preparing to ease lockdown measures starting monday. the finance minister praised the rbnz effort to ease the economic impact of the virus. they down plied the idea of monetizing government debt to pay for the qe program. the country's bond market is continuing to function and operate well, he says. bank --ly the reserve debt is continuing to operate. liquidity levels are good within the banking sector. for now, the approach we're taking is right. karina: human the u.s., the house of representatives has passed a $484 billion coronavirus aid package even with lawmakers at odds o

that triggered mass arrests, more than 20 arrested yesterday in manila.ater, the president appeared in a record since, basically threatening and giving clearance for police to shoot anybody who would violate his regionn rules across the of luzon. problemroups say the with the government is that it is approaching this pandemic mainly through law enforcement. thanding to police, more 17,000 filipinos have already been arrested since the lockdown more than two weeks ago. many arrested for minor offenses such as curfew, manipulation of prices and hoarding. but this has largely been accepted by the public. rights groups are asking the government to not approach this pandemic the same way the president has also approached the so-called drug war for the past three years, through brutal apartforcement policy, from looking at this as a societal health issue. helena: let's get more of the record oil price surge. joining me is an expert in global oil protection. good to have you with us on al jazeera. we have heard president trump is talking to mbs, the leader of sa

to the innocent tortured civilians of manila.these atrocities, japan's leaders would be held responsible and stand trial. one commander in the philippines has already been sentenced to death. tojo, japanese war premier, faced trial as the year ended. his suicide attempt would not prevent the carrying out of justice. behind bars were others. , koma, shimota, koruda, and hasimoto. across the earth, the vehicle toler record that the world had seen of german death camps would not be foregeten. is not eichel joseph kramer, they have already paid with their lives for the crimes they committed against innocent men, omen and children. >> in italy after two decades of swaggering, the inventor of fascism, musolini lay dead at people s of the italian with his heavenmen and his mistress. , -- his henchmen and his mistress. ♪ >> adolph hitler, who had survived a bomb planted by one of his own officers in 1944 was presumably alive until the last days of berlin. by the best evidence, he is now dead. at nurmburg, the hitler gang has gone on tria

the philippines has rapid population growth 12000000 people live in metro manila alone on the power grid is in urgent need of modernization electricity is expensive and the funds generate a lot of pollution. joe on a allah is head of sustainable energy fund so the bank says there are major business opportunities in the sector then your business is going to. see the end is not being to be happy to feel good about but you do good for the environment make money out of the. 2 thirds of the philippines energy consumption is actually coming from fossil fuel so in our own little way as a bank here in the country what we hope to do is to. help shift that energy mix. or energy. this is one of the projects her bank has financed to the tune of 1000000 euros just a year ago it was a stinking open rubbish dump the biggest landfill site in manila now the garbage has been covered with earth and is used to generate electricity. silver not. as an engineer and renewable energy consultant. this well is connected to the ground and it's collecting methane gas and other gases that's being produced by decompos

1000000 euros nero's just a year ago it was a stinking open rubbish dump the biggest landfill site in manila now the garbage has been covered with dirt. collecting methane gas and other gases navarro checks regularly how much electricity the cost generates the cost generates he says the garbage should yield gasp of love lost the source plus a look for those items to let the kids climb aboard it's 13 and it's already been collecting garbage for 3 years 3 years says he knows how to read and write and is proud of that. army. devon in the morning until 6 in the evening. i earn about 200 pesos a day. when he grows up he wants to work on a garbage truck. we installed. both sets of solar panels which our a make of the same thing again. here the entire roof of the church complex is said to be covered in 1st of all take tunnels in addition to their efforts to listen to their effort. the block fossil should be. a small group a small group of people who can definitely change the world are you doing a green a planet if you were. doing more. where i come from dictatorship or just want to be shadow and if

hello there i'm manila chan you're watching in question broadcasting from the national headquarters of our team air of the year in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here are today's top stories 1st as a result of coronavirus the united nations is sounding the alarm warning that the world is on the brink of a hunger pandemic and then over in new york new data suggests thousands of infections were not documented full weeks way before the 1st case was actually reported this as antibody testing is ramping up there plus high tech surveillance cameras can now keep tabs on social distancing could this be a part of the solution and defeating covert 19 or just another excuse to invade our privacy all right it's time to boost your news i q. the world could soon face food shortages of biblical proportions within the next few months the dire warning coming from the united nations food agency who point to cope 19 as a major part in the global problem here's our alex my highly bitch with a closer look at the impact being felt in north amer

challenge that this definitely takes the cake i don't think i have that much hand eye coordination manila and i feel like you know unless you're like a goalie in hockey sometimes they do that with the ball they keep you know agility i just i would drop it i could totally keep watching her doing like the next hour hour because i'm trying to figure out like how is that fake no she really did it it's on her instagram she's sitting there and she must start with one go to the other and then incorporate the legs like once you got that stability of top you go my bro's is trying to wrap around like how do you how do you get your legs to do this but i'm still trying to figure it out is there a chip i'm admitting it will make me for that regina and we will have a lot more news coming up at the 5 pm hour president trump will soon welcome new york governor andrew cuomo to the white house both men expected to just to discuss new york's handling of the pandemic and how the federal government might be able to help we'll talk about all that and more coming up at 5 pm so that's it for right now i'm going

jamail and though that has more from manila on the financial aid that's been discussed for the most vulnerable. there's been a promise from the government that about $100.00 to $130.00 of cash aid will be given to those most affected the poorest of the poor but it remains to be seen whether some of them have already received it or whether the finance going through the local government units are actually well on their way there was a press conference with president legal character and he basically just said he was inclined to approve a 2 week extension that was it could run last night but today the head of the past 4 said basically that the double check with the president and said that yes it has been extended there have been concerns about the wait communications or be handled by the government it is seen that the government itself has been overwhelmed and the task force basically leading there is just like the military basically has been doing its best to be sickly cope with the current problem the biggest issue really here is that a majority of those who are stuck in their homes a

so manila it's really interesting with all of these sports being pushed to the fall push for the fall push for the fall you're going to have a lot over at this pressure for broadcasters they're looking at ok you know c.b.s. has football you have n.b.c. that has the other events how are all these majors were people going to handle all this i'm not sure i mean can you imagine baseball overlapping with football and i mean it's a lot of the n.h.l. is actually on twitter you know some sources are saying the n.h.l. looking at playing in north dakota to try to get some games in you know it's a very strange sports landscape right now well let's just hope we are able to see them come back better i mean that the code of my writing has subsided so we'll see all right thank you for that regina ok so that's it for right now but make sure to keep up with everything in question at all times by downloading our brand new free app it is called portable t.v. can go to your app store check it out it is free to watch all the news 247 there is a pretty good look now follow me on twitter at manila chan. rem

small businesses and hospitals and another big ad is the $25000000000.00 for coronavirus testing in manila this bill follows a similar one approved a last week however that one actually ran out of money so fast it was scooped up mainly by restaurant chains and national hotels so that resulted in this latest bill having to be put forth through the house still a lot going on there aaron friends i thank you for filing that report. other news making headlines around the world fireworks were literally on display in one pair as police clashed with residents it all happened after a motorcycle collided with an unmarked police car. riots soon followed resulting in protesters setting off fireworks and then police using tear gas and this latest incident comes as residents abiding by lock downs during a pandemic are growing restless. and the trump administration is installing surveillance cameras at the us mexico border in response to cope at 19 even though the number of people crossing illegally has dropped reports reveal 60 cameras and $540.00 additional troops were sent to the border this month c.b