all right that's misha reporting for us in delhi thank you. and now it's take a look at some of the stories making news around the world police have fired tear gas and used bastions to disperse hundreds of protesting gone into it because in the bank that issued capital dhaka the workers are demanding of a jew wages some say they have not been paid for 3 months the coronavirus endemic has named factories to if they all thought of the country's 4000000 comment workers . and israeli courts has ordered prime minister binyamin netanyahu to appear at the opening of his trial on sunday he was indicted on charges of fraud breach of trust and accepting bribes early at the cia the trial comes just days often it was sworn into office for the 5th time. one day as most wanted genocide suspect in the ca a bill that has appeared before a french court today on charges related to the 994 massacre of at least 800000 people prosecutors have requested he's transferred to you in custody below is a rested on saturday in paris off to a quarter of a century on the ru

jaspal who is in delhi for more on the story high in the misha what more are you hearing from the region. oh i don't even. know about. how exactly in. what. building diamonds in the. well and that's an expectation of good legs well still be hot sauce is that. it's a lot of rich or deep east on the aisle but i'll. let you know it's only do you know but was that a little expectation from people looking. must not munch on their hands until an oil. well because now it's just like when i'm let's talk why it was good enough so why didn't we. * also cite all the next one. and then she talked about evacuations they have but how difficult is it proving to evacuate people and get them to safety during a pandemic. in the few minutes i. have been in a month. that's what needs well it's not just do the studio best thing my thing to hundreds and so to us all which and now they're scrambling once again vitamin. c. this has been a fact of life you know how well we eat. and many people actually i'm going to do come on there why don't you know as the team leave us. what about the the hundreds of thousands

now we are joined from delhi by our correspondent and me should judge walsh who filed that report misha india's government is easing restrictions even as parts of the country are reporting a rise in infection numbers how concerned are people about the virus spreading further. well tell you that definitely our concerns because even almost 40 date complete lockdown india is closing in on 50000 cases but also we have to look at the economic impact all of those 40 do locked out already india was in an economic slowdown and the impact of this lockdown has hit the poorest sections of the indian population the hardest and this has been one of the key concerns thought the government restarting the economy in a fashion has been a key concern india dividing its cities into its red orange and green zones doesn't she didn't want to get the number of cases green and orange lights on it's with yorkies as have more easing but your grandsons are going to do need an interview down situation but as long as they don't transition into lawyer q straight so of course given that economic gap get off the kind

bring in these have a correspondent initiative as well who is in daily form on the story high in the misha what more are you hearing from the region. but it was 100. 0000 am in. lots of. building barracks in the. well and that's an expectation of. well still be. on any force as to why it's a little bit over 40 east on the i'll let this up but i'll. let you know it's only due in yet but was that a little expectation from people looking to. see people must not munch on their hands until an. expected. because now it's just like when i'm well let's talk why it was so it's largely because you * also cite all the next one. and then she talked about evacuations they have but how difficult is it proving to evacuate people and get them to safety during a pandemic. in the few minutes i. have been in a month. that's only needs beginning well it just didn't go the studio bethink my want to hundreds and so to us all which to us and their family once again shipped vitamin d. . to the fact of what if you somehow well eat. and many people actually i'm willing to do gotcha on their what i owe who knows the

expressed concerns to a senate panel about the risk of a fresh outbreak if the easing of dropped on misha's is rushed. they say necessity is the mother of invention and that's something many businesses are finding out during the current virus crisis germany's small wine makers are having a tough time as much of their output is bought by tourists to come to visit the solution now is to go on mine. this is germany's oldest wine growing region the muslim. billionaire chris about family has been here for generations in the us and i find it just incredibly exciting that i can sell what i've produced myself this is my baby my product it's just an incredibly exciting thing. but since the coronavirus struck life for the 1000 residents of titan haim has changed dramatically. all of a sudden things became very quiet. there's such a strange emptiness in our house we're not used to it being so quiet with nobody coming to visit there are no wine tastings no one comes to pick up any wine. with restaurants closed wine festivals canceled on travel in general curtailed business in the region home to some 30

thousands of passengers turned up at the railway station for a chance to finally make their way home to mishagiles of all reports. it's already been an exhausting day pretty not pretty and. she stopped before sunrise to walk 20 kilometers to the t.v. station. to gadgetry and do multiple of this. she was visiting her daughter debbie when the lockdown was declared since then she has been unable to return to her husband and 5 children there were guys been stuck for 7 weeks we've been trying to get a ticket for days so we finally spent 2 hours on lying to my ticket. because i left home at 230 am i came here on 30. after almost 2 months india is resuming operations for 30 special passenger trains. a fraction of the $12000.00 trains before the lockdown frequent disinfection temperature checks i'm foolish and distancing are the new norm at the station that usually sees half a 1000000 passengers per day but digits are only available online. that's been a challenge for us to meet up with jodi who doesn't use the internet her relatives and then he asked her to leave because they didn't have enough food

developments for us from delhi thanks so very much for that misha let's give you brief down some of the other stories making in the news at this hour votes are being counted after brandy's presidential election the day passed off peacefully despite initial fears of violence the main opposition party is accused of tory's electoral fraud saying its observers were chased away from polling stations there were a few independent observers on election day. recession hit japan has seen its exports fall 'd some 22 percent in april as the country's worst drop in more than a decade this as the pandemic slammed a global demand japan is heavily dependent on its exports but it's had to shut much of its economy down. german airline has confirmed it is close to sealing a deal with the german government over a 9000000000 euro carona rescue package. saying the package you're stabilization of measures incorporates $3000000000.00 euros in the form of a loan from a public investment bank under the plans the federal government's economic stabilization fund would acquire a 20 percent stake in the airline as w

well for more on this now i am joined by india correspondent misha giants far from delhi nimation the caseload is higher than in china now does this name of the country's likely to extend lockdown measures but about her looks like the opposite in fact right now yes toward the eve of its long lockdown and still moral on sunday and. indicated that all of that using is likely on monday already over the last 2 weeks people have been allowed to come out smaller in private offices or started off in some capacity and it seems that just what they've actually might bring some limited background at all it seems have already started running it seems that the government seems fairly confident despite the hike use the word again perhaps indicating the lord deck suit and the high had to come to india as a reason why to use this. now we're getting some early word from the eye of pain news agency about the conditions in one of mumbai's hospitals that they're. particularly devastating there and how is the indian health system coping with this situation. that's right america that actually is the consig

now which it says allows people to move about safely but rights groups have their doubts he used to misha just wall as more. charming home within a new nominee known stops and security checks abound as india exits its a beat down. i decided i had to wait 2 weeks to get a ticket home to him. but it isn't just tickets and temperatures that matter he also have to down due in india on packed chasing after adl good seafood it is mandate free for all passengers to use it critics of the app have days to see this pregnancy concerns but sin ha sees it as a necessity even when you have to always keep your location on the bluetooth so that they collect the data on with whom you've interacted with i think in the present it is required because if somebody is infected i should also know later india has gone back to the same app continually checks the location off uses allowing it to another the was who may have come close to someone when lead to death positive focus on a lie that. critics worry that this means a centralized government database has seamless information about the location of millions ind

let's bring in the correspondent emission jaspal who is in delhi for more on the story high in the misha what more are you hearing from the region. well it was one. of. our in our what. building in the. well and that's an expectation of. well so be off the top of that. bridge or to east on the no but i'll. let you know it's only in yet but was that a little expectation from people looking. people must not munch on their hands until an oil. wells to it was not just like when i'm well let's talk why it was but it's not so easily because you * also cite all the next one. and then she talked about evacuations they have but how difficult is it proving to evacuate people and get them to safety during a pandemic a lot of the benefits. have been in a months long this needs is beginning well it's not just. the student has been my to hundreds and so to us all with shift and their families once again shipped vitamin d. . this has been a fact of what if you know how well he. does and many people actually i'm going to. be on there why don't you know as the team leader that is. one of the thing that h

following developments for us from delhi thanks so very much for that misha. if you break down some of the other stories making the news this hour police in bangladesh have used tear gas to disperse hundreds of protesting garment workers in the capital dhaka workers demanding wages their own some say they have been paid for 3 months their coronaviruses led factories to furlough or layoff half of the country's $4000000.00 garment workers. germany is moving to tighten regulation of its meat industry for a flare up of the coronavirus and slaughter houses sparked a storm of criticism. the government say greed on a draft law that would force me plants to stop hiring migrant workers on short term contracts. bush recession hit japan has seen its exports fall nearly 22 percent of people this country's were strop in more than a decade this as the pandemic slams global demand for consumer products japan is of course have we dependent on exports and shut down much of that's a cop. well german airlines has confirmed it is close to sealing a deal with the german government

reported misha india's government is easing restrictions even as parts of the country are reporting a rise in infection numbers on people and about the virus spreading further maybe i have that. despite. the opt out in us closing in on $50000.00 she says but on the other hand we also have the massive economic impact. on getting the flow for example of you know lawsuits in the snow down and the knock down has hit the what is section. the hottest team down has a massive and almost sick joke that has been on business is the book fault why shut down not only has got to be nice to change and dreams and for a few reasons being more easing it's going to take a long time but cities like mumbai mamak outlook. and places and even nationally but more than just to shoot or don't do not so why do you think is an interest only uptick of migrant workers what's the situation now. that's right not to be locked up wasn't asked there was a massive exodus and said just like. just trying to walk down the let's just how it was dismissed quickly shut down because there were concerns within the villages as w

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reporter misha india's government is easing restrictions even as parts of the country are reporting a rise in infection numbers on people. about the virus spreading further. remember how this all happened despite the. opt out in us closing in on $50000.00 she says but on the other hand we also have the massive economic impact. already the flood for example as you know it's in the snow down and the knock down has hit the florida sections all the cooperation the hottest and you have has a massive and almost sick joke that has been on the business is the book fault my shutdown not only has catalyzed city is going to change our ins and outs and orange and green zones more easing and it's going to be the longtime city like more like comic outlets crashing since the last and calculate this and any nationally but more than just to shoot or don't do not so why do you think is in the interest on the uptick it's also want to get off any looking to actually pick up and india. when the doctor was imposed i remember there was much attention on the plight of new migrant workers what's their situati

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more we are joined from delhi by our correspondent me should judge of all who filed that report and misha india's government is easing restrictions even as parts of the country are reporting a rise in infection numbers how concerned are people about the virus spreading further. well tell you there definitely are concerns because even almost 40 days complete lockdown india is closing in on 50000 pieces but also we have to look at the economic impact all of this what you do knock down i'd really india it was an economic slowdown and the impact of this knock down has hit the poorest sections of the indian population the hardest and this has been one of the key concerns thought the government restarting the economy in a fashion has been a key concern india dividing its cities into its red orange and green zones differentiated according to the number of cases green and orange looks on to it look you says have more easing but your grandsons are going to demean in a gulp down situation but as long as they go into north q streets so of course given the economic gap get off the bat and shimon bite

that means the municipality of close falls is an infection hotspot and will see strict blocked on misha's remain for it least a week longer than the epa toll has been temporarily shut down. spanish authorities have recovered almost 20000 historic facts in a major crackdown on ot traffickers officers a risk of 100 people the pieces included some very rare objects from pretty columbia in south america. unemployment in the us has surged to almost 15 percent that's the highest level since the great depression more than $20000000.00 americans lost their jobs last month as coronavirus walked down slated to a massive. economic freeze employment fell in all sectors hospitality and leisure who are among the hardest hit. a monthly drop in april is the largest on record before the crisis and employment in the u.s. was at a 50 year. one of the churns from days of the business joins me now at the table hi monica. so how big a blow is this to the u.s. of a market where it's huge the scale of the job losses is president of the total number of jobs lost during the month of april alone is double the amoun

russia's prime minister says he's putting himself into isolation after testing positive mikhail misha sin is the highest ranking politician there to be diagnosed is deputy will take his place for the time being russia has so far recorded more than 100000 cases and in excess of 1000 deaths. wealth already has in the chinese capital beijing have eased travel restrictions in time for the labor day weekend which could see millions travel for short holidays one of the city's most famous landmarks has reopened its doors off to being shut for 3 months because of lockdown measures the forbidden city which houses an imperial palace used by various industries will only allow up to $5000.00 businesses every day. a funeral home is being investigated in new york after the discovery on wednesday of dozens of bodies in an refrigerated trucks the owner says he had no option but to store bodies on ice in the rented vehicles because he ran out of room the discovery in the area of brooklyn was made after neighbors reported a smell coming from the vehicles it's unclear how many of the people there died f

surrounded the state capitol building some even made it inside a calling for an end to stay at home misha's more now from our white house correspondent kimberly hellcats. these are just the ones that have managed to file their claims online or even to get into an unemployment office that has been overwhelmed by the sheer number of americans that suddenly found themselves out of work this is just another bleak indicator we seem to be reporting on them every day that reminds us just how bad things have gotten in the united states as a result of the stay at home orders that were probably put in place to you know keep americans safe and well it has certainly resulted in a lower number of deaths than was initially projected there are certainly some very dire impacts economically and this is the latest measure of that now for his part of the u.s. president has been speaking at the white house today he was meeting with yet another governor this time new jersey of course a very hard hit state about reopening the economy this is something that is going to be done very gradually and as a result this

as akin to mammals of them and then much harder when you question you instead of misha 10 little. a lesbian for camaro was a help on a guess. what the 31 a sewer xenia 30 the letters all ties being a. hockey game had misled me but he had it so i had been negative she. usually letting me. was yesterday beaten up his problems a surat that can and was killer and the whole affair salaheddine let me a cool while he do feel ok and selene be how i lay me at sun all. for centuries to come the struggle would continue. but the storm was gathering in the east. the threat to the muslim world. fog greater than the one that how they arrived from the west. and was known in history. as the crusades. culturally i believe the muslims had a far greater effect on europe than you're a pat on the middle east. the crusaders fought for olshansky because they failed to recognize the moment. enough it was in the list campaign of colonization that exploded religion in the name of the cross the crusades an arab perspective the final episode. on a just. the whole d.n.a. and there are still even use people who

they say he was driving the car that hit and killed four-year- old misha singleton. she was in the crosswalk on the way to pick up two of her children from elmhurst middle school when she was hit. to arrest him after reports he was in the la the motorhome and pittsburgh were damaged in an early morning fire. it happened on vincent street in the shed close to the rv and spread from there. the cause of the fire is being investigated in the red cross is helping the people displaced. >> several agencies at the beach holding their summer training exhibition and officials are expecting more people to head to the beach. it looked a lot different with officials wearing masks and practicing social distancing. that's what they want you to do. if you plan to head to the beach this weekend. u see it's be the one that does not add to that density. we still need to keep that physical density before we stop the spread of covid-19. >> officials are telling people to watch out for those rip currents. they say the safest thing to do is stay back from the water's edge. san francisco fi

however, what we know early on, specifically within wuhan, there were misha handlings and cover ups andwhistle-blower attempts going on. we do anticipate this will be that opportunity for them to address that in the global format. there's been attempts to portray this narrative that china has been trying to make good on some of their mishandlings early on through the goodwill they've put out to the world and put supplies into different countries, european nations in particular, even the u.s. they tried to push that over and over. this will likely be another effort for the chinese president in particular to put his face and voice on this. however, it is worth noting, it's not jubs the u.s. that called for this. what china will likely push here, they don't want a unilateral interpretation of the origin. they don't want to come to a conclusion on that right away and they don't want that independent inquiry into how the response was handled. it's time right now for containment, not to investigate how it was handled early on. that will come later, they say, alisyn and john. >> thank you, dav

who was behind the wheel of a car that hit and killed a mother of seven back in january. 40-year-old misha singleton was picking up some of her children from elmhurst middle school when she was hit and killed in the crosswalk on 98th avenue. the oakland police department has been working with u.s. marshals to locate and finally now arrest melendez. >>> we have a lot of regular customers but are anxious to come back. >> back to business in napa, with the loosest restrictions of the bay area. >>> then, reopening california schools. the state superintendent lays out what the next semester could look like for 6 million students. >>> warm-up is underway as we had the memorial holiday weekend. >>> today napa county became the first in the area to move into the states phase two reopening. that means restaurants are open for dine-in customers with modifications. the owner of downtown shows walked us through what things will look like at his restaurant now. >> first i'm here to ask but you have a facemask on while you walk around my business. once you get to your table you are welcome to relax and

it happened on january 17th. 40 rolled misha singleton was picking up some of her kids from elmhurst middle school when she was hit and killed in the crosswalk on 90th avenue. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to arrest. >>> police in fremont had a chance to inspect the tesla factory yesterday. this comes after alameda county give tesla the approval to expand its minimum operations. factory workers were notified of the visit out of time. police had full access of the facility and were able to observe employees working. now the officers will send a report back to county health officials for review. >>> churches want to start holding services again. today pastors throughout california came to oakland to call on governor newsom to allow churches to repopulate as part of phase two. ktvu's rob roth tells us some clergy members said they may be open with or without permission. >> reporter: since the lockdown, churches in california have remained closed, the pews empty. but dozens of pastors from northern and southern california gathered in oakland thursday, demandin

yeah and if misha when you hear this ending the special relationship against or for hong kong sounds a little bit counter-intuitive why is the united states ending a special relationship the benefits hong kong while still saying that you're with the pro-democracy protesters what this means is that the position of the united states is that well the special relationship was designed for hong kong as the secretary of state said earlier this week hong kong is no longer being controlled by hong kong it's being controlled by china so the special relationship status that it was enjoying is really benefiting what the united states sees as its adversary and that is china so it is being revote what this means is that some of the special privileges that hong kong was enjoying whether it's commercial trade whether it's extradition treaties that is no longer going to be a separate category now hong kong all being seen as one and in addition in this announcement the rose garden u.s. president also saying that some visas for chinese nationals coming to study here in the united states potentially un

lost their lives as a result of the global pandemic or russia's prime minister recall be sure to misha's them has tested positive for corona virus becoming the highest ranking russian official to be infected while a german court has ruled in favor of allowing public demonstrations during the pandemic some protesters have been arrested for breaking social distancing rules and for the 1st time in french history major a won't be want on the streets of france with its usual scenes of tear gas and police closures instead people will protest from buccaneers and windows was alone demonstrators heading to the streets of paris. and still to come the sound the survey finds more than half of n.h.s. staff mentally struggle with the pressure of fighting on the front lines of the pandemic we'll hear from a doctor. for my special force level source under the protective kit to those in need amidst the ongoing route over shorter years. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to the world of politics. i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. 30 years ago the berlin wall fell the co

they write ridiculous things like he wrote her an e-mail and called himself general misha.absurd. none of this happened. have you to ask what is the genesis of that. one of the people involved in the setting up of that dinner was the same spy involved in the spygate affair. even basic journalism here, people should start asking questions and they're not. in regards to the opening about the obama involvement. the evidence is everywhere. you have the august text between the fbi agents investigating trump, the white house is running his and then you have the september text, the potus, president of the united states, at the time obama, wants to know everything we're doing. then you have another one in october, the fbi deputy director e-mailing lisa page about going to the white house and speaking with one voice with the cia. the evidence is everywhere. maria: well, i want to see what happens with john brennan. i've been waiting for that to come down and come into light for a long time. we'll see if john durham interviews john brennan because he was out trashing president trump