leader more mortgage off in 2011 he was later appointed prime minister and head of the national transitional council or auto supporting another 151 deaths but also a decrease in new infections for the 5th consecutive day another positive development some iranians are being allowed to go back to work next week same as ravi has more from tehran. we've heard from health officials over the last few days and weeks that things can go back to normal too soon but the president when he made this announcement president rouhani began by saying that all branches of government are on board with the plan that they have moving forward so making it clear that the government is according to him speaking in one voice despite the warnings of normalizing too quickly from health experts saying that that could bring on a 2nd wave here president hassan rouhani did say that in terms of the details of what is considered low risk and high risk those announcements will be made over state t.v. in the coming hours but we can surmise that what they consider low risk is anything that doesn't compel too large of a crowd to form pe

anti-government protests that ousted longtime leader more mortgage off in 2011 elater head of the national transitional council so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come inside story is next and a news bulletin for you at the top of the hour. life after coronavirus some countries are considering issuing immunity passports for those who've recovered from the illness the aim is to allow them to go back to a normal life but would that work and is it certain their immunity would last this is inside story. hello and welcome back to the program. we are all a climate ties into a new world of the coronavirus pandemic people staying at home businesses shutters economies walking towards a cliff edge and roll wondering when will we return to something approaching the old normal for some people immunity to cope at 19 could be a future gate pass a passport back to work writing public transport flying on a plane going out shaking hands remember those days experts are studying antibody tests to see whether people who've already had coronavirus are no longer at risk any risk of contracting it again if so t

protests that i asked a long time leader moammar gadhafi in 2011 then became head of the national transitional council. the head of the roman catholic church pope francis has held palm sunday mass in line with italy's ban on public ceremonies usually tens of thousands of people were turned the square outside instead it had a very more congregation and was streamed online from inside peter's basilica to the faithful servant is the 1st major event of the christian holy week. while governments try to keep ahead of the outbreak they're also planning how to get people back to work one idea centers on something called an immunity passport. explains work the coronavirus has transformed the world where empty streets and shuttered businesses are the norm and billions are under lockdown but researchers around the world are developing tests and conducting clinical studies to explore if people who have been infected and cured are no longer at risk the aim is to eventually allow people to go back to normal life. idea behind this is that if people get him you and natural infection they would have a similar situatio

longtime leader moammar gadhafi in 2011 he was later appointed prime minister and head of the national transitional council. malaysian authorities say they are concerned that people smugglers are still operating despite the coronavirus pandemic after more than $200.00 were injured refugees arrived illegally on the island. they say they were taken there by a human smuggling ring the men accused of taking them escape before arriving and malaysian waters a 2nd refugee camp has been quarantined near athens after a 53 year old man tested positive for grown up iris about 1800 people living in the last camp are being screened john's raw place is in athens and says the greek government is incredibly worried about the number of refugees and migrants who could become sick. this is the 2nd camp that's been placed and locked in a space of just 3 or 4 days as a result of a positive test the great concern here is to the greek government is to move with speed because this camp holds about 1800 people the entire that's more than the entire infected population in greece right now which stands at 1673 so you can see how tha

protests that alstad longtime leader more market off in 2011 it then became head of the national transitional council iran is supporting another 151 deaths but also a decrease in new infections for the 5th consecutive day another positive development some iranians are being allowed to go back to work next week same as robbie has more from tehran. we've heard from health officials over the last few days and weeks that things can go back to normal too soon but the president when he made this announcement president rouhani began by saying that all branches of government are on board with the plan that they have moving forward so making it clear that the government is according to him speaking in one voice despite the warnings of normalizing too quickly from health experts saying that that could bring on a 2nd wave here president hassan rouhani did say that in terms of the details of what is considered low risk and high risk those announcements will be made over state t.v. in the coming hours but we can surmise that what they consider low risk is anything that doesn't compel too large of a crowd to form

anti-government protests that ousted longtime leader moammar gadhafi in 2011 then became head of the national transitional council the head of the roman catholic church pope francis is held palm sunday mass in line with italy's ban on public ceremonies usually tens of thousands of people will attend in the square outside instead it had a very modern congregation and was streamed online from inside st peter's basilica to the faithful online the ceremony is the 1st major event of the christian holy week a social distancing meant that mass was affected around the world this is how it looked in jerusalem where the traditional procession was called off palm sunday marks the time that christians believe jesus arrived in the city before his death on good friday south sudan has confirmed its 1st case of the coronavirus vice president greg mashad said the 29 year old infected woman arrived from ethiopia in february she's now being treated in isolation the public health brutally tested. it is over. in an individual that says pick but isn't it to the u.n. clinic on the 2nd. 20 with fever. and should. the government. members

a seat in the proposed transitional government why do is to step aside as well elected member of the national assembly representing both sides would create a an acceptable council state to serve as the transitional government into a presidential and national assembly elections could be held we hope within 6 to 12 months both nicolas maduro and one where the would accept the council of state as the sole executive during this transitional period and what a surprise the plan is to get people on board to for that new council with all the powers you can help asking how come when it's long been decided in d.c. that one white oh is the legitimate president of venezuela united states proudly recognize the national assembly president wanted to i you know as the interim president of venezuela joining us in the gallery is the true and legitimate president of venezuela who want to idaho $21.00 other governments in the region and across the world have joined the united states and recognizing going to know as venezuela's interim president for a while now the stars and stripes have counted on him he's been counting on their support helps been coming in all shapes and forms fr

transition government in venezuela broadly speaking it would. put the elected member of the national symbol assembly representing both sides would create a an acceptable council state to serve as the transitional government until presidential and national somewhere lections could be held we hope within 6 to 12 months. in exchange the u.s. would lift harsh economic and diplomatic sanctions even on the sale of oil venezuela's lifeline the plan calls for both mother and the opposition leader one waythe goal was recognized by washington as the legitimate president to step aside whitehall is already on board. with this today we have international support for a proposal that we made months ago for an orderly transition of power that gives guarantees and space to all those who stand by our constitution. wasted no time responding. in a communique the government says the quote neither extortion nor false accords will distract president model and the armed forces from their mission to protect the venezuelan people but washington is betting that the growing pandemic on top of plummeting oil prices and u.s. economic sanctions will make this offer more palatable for those

represent the entrepreneur represents 100 percent of any nation there is the entities that have the best majority such as the southern transitional council that has a vast majority. support by the people and due to failed institutions the only way the that we can actually measure this support is through the 1000000 person protest that that the s.t.c. . continues to bring out. or that continues to come out in support for the s.t.c. rather. want to touch up on the ceasefire. was mentioned the southern transitional council as appearing to all the security generals calls 'd that really calls the special envoys calls as a matter of fact president the baby was the 1st to call for a cease fire before all. the they have called for it. so that we can the battle this pandemic properly. as for the riyadh agreement the southern transitional council has implemented. the major points on the reality grima 2 while the the gentleman government has actually walked away from it and in fact actually done the opposite of implementing some of its parts not the s.t.c. . allowed the prime minister to return the. provided full access to the military sites they s

transition government in venezuela broadly speaking it would. put the elected member of the national symbol assembly representing both sides would create a an acceptable council state to serve as the transitional government until presidential and national assembly elections could be held we hope within 6 to 12 months. in exchange the u.s. would lift harsh economic and diplomatic sanctions even on the sale of oil in israel is lifeline the plan calls for both mother and the opposition leader one waythe goal was recognized by washington as the legitimate president to step aside whitehall is already on board. with this today we have international support for a proposal that we made months ago for an orderly transition of power that gives guarantees and space to all those who stand by our constitution. wasted no time responding. in a communique the government says the quote neither extortion nor false accords will distract president model and the armed forces from their mission to protect the venezuelan people but washington is betting that the growing pandemic on top of plummeting oil prices and u.s. economic sanctions will make this offer more palatable for thos

country where that's the view of the southern transitional council it's been known to boot who's a visiting professor at the middle east institute at the national university of singapore and he joins us from that now welcome to the programs by booth what's your sense of this how do you read it the transitional council so they do not want things to escalate but this effectively ends the riyadh agreement isn't it. it certainly. signals the end of that together agreement and i think it is. but there are some sort of it's a by now but the result has never really wanted to be part of the north and as we know there was a war and i think if you've lost and we've always been on it's the sea now that 17 basically confirms that it seems that. the sea does not allow him to be a part of the law they want succession and there is a bald headed by be united out of out of the in that sense and it's quite interesting to see that while a correlation came. to bahrain yemen tool unify the country that you know 100 supporting staging are you know a lot of the stuff so i didn't really need to be out there grieving that agreement actually was born and it anyway invol

that time in history, the council was the jury and they would pass measures in that type of arrangements for anything that was a transition or a transgression against the nation at the time. as you can see, he was blindfolded. then there would be either a leaf or a piece of paper that would be placed where his heart would be, and several light horseman would be called out and many, many steps back, they would be given the order to fire upon this man. it was known throughout the history of the seminole nation that there was never a person who ran from his appointed time with the execution. they always came back, it was an honor in their family once that was sentence was given, they came back and took whatever the sentence was. and in this case, it was death by a firing squad. if you'll look at this image right here, this is the actual execution tree. this is that very tree. this is actually on loan from the state historical society that an individual, i think, am seran had this cut down back in the early 1900s and the historical society or the state of oklahoma has housed it. as you can see, in the image, it's the very tree that was known as the execution tree

transitional council , based in aden , also announced a state of emergency. in mexico, 13 factory employees have died from coronavirus. with many assembly plants staying open in violation of a national be three times as high. they claim employees are being asked to choose between theirjobs and their health. from ciudad juarez, our mexico correspondent, will grant reports. factory workers in ciudad juarez rarely strike. their labour rights are so weak, protest can cost them theirjob. however, recently employees turned up outside several us owned assembly plants, saying they have been forced to choose between their work and their health. translation: are people desperate to buy a refrigerator, stove, or washing machines at the moment? of course they are not. we have children and we are risking their health by coming to work. employees at regal, the us company which makes motors, confronted their bosses over the risks. translation: we know of one colleague who hasjust died. there are other affected workers and we are not being told. he also said their face masks weren't being regularly changed. regal didn't comment, but after the strike, their staff in mexico were told to stay home on

transition team. >> i was one of the people who oversaw the development of the playbook. >> reporter: until march 2017, beth cameron headed the office responsible for pandemic preparedness within the national security council with departments and pandic and to be more ach viaagile in response. >> reporter: she said "was," because the office was eliminated in 2018. gone. it was the ability to get ahead of emergencies. >> if our office still existed, one of the key jobs would have been to make sure we understood what was happening with the strategic national stockpile. >> we didn't have tests, no ready supplies of any equipment that could determine who was infected and who wasn't. >> reporter: in the may issue "the new republic," laurie garrett is scathing, blaming donald trump, but also xi jinping. >> both these men screwed up everything that was possible for them to screw up. >> certainly china's line made our responseral government's response was one failure after another after another. >> reporter: according eienc ir country, i don't believe that was necessary if we had done our job right in january and february. we were asleep at the wheel for so long, by the time march arrived, we had no other choice b