in the mountains of nepal as far from reading, pennsylvania, as a man can be.ident of smith, kline & french laboratories. >> how do you do? we're seeing a really inspiring story. a story being written by american doctors throughout the world, carrying their healing art to people less fortunate than ourselves. and perhaps too many of us take for granted the equally inspiring story here at home. the story of the doctors who are making our own lives longer, happier ones. let me remind you of just a few things the medical profession has done for us right here in the united states. this is one of the new heart/lung machines. during operations on the heart, it acts as a detour, actually carrying the blood around the heart. this machine gives the surgeon a relatively dry, bloodless area in which to work and enables him to perform delicate heart operations. here is a child crippled by polio. where once it was commonplace to see little children struggling in braces such as these, soon it will be a rare sight. today, thanks to a vaccine, pair pair lieralyzing polio is on

from the impoverished communities of the cream alliance nepal's children a trafficked in the south.separated from their families boys and girls forced to pose as offices to attract foreign donations. now they've finally hitting home but will their parents except the one i want to east follows the journey of the children caught up in the polls a legal open truck. i'm on my way to make a special group of children. this price is quite important in the whole crisis of our free tickets to god that's right. i must say this is a transit high on the outskirts of katmandu all of the children here have been rescued from a legal orphanages and going to do try seeing how many ha they were trafficked from their villages deep in the mountains. with. the next big 10 year old davy is finding her voice again what about that one. blue loop that's right. she's mischievous sometimes she cracks jokes she is very very friendly with all the children and she just loves that carefree type of child she is so she's a bit of a character yeah she is is there and that. it's a lot to do that they're ok on this is

nearly 300 people who were stranded in nepal because of the coronavirus are heading home. a chartered plane took australians and new zealanders to sidney. 281 passengers were stranded in nepal for weeks, the second flight to australia since nepal went on complete lockdown on march 24th. >>> about 281 and some new zealand nationals on the flight. it's really good that they're taking the opportunity to leave. >> nepal has more than 90 confirmed cases of the 64 us have but no deaths. the number of infects is far higher because of a lack of testing available. the u.s. support a plane to mexico loaded with ventilators to treat coronavirus patients as part of a agreement between president trump and the president of mexico. the u.s. has enough ventilators to send them to other countries. the 211 ventilators that arrived at an airport near mexico city yesterday are the first of a batch of 1,000 ventilators the u.s. said it will send to mexico. >>> for national nurse's day, we're remembering the many men and women fighting the covid-19 outbreak from the front lines. we're catching

home a is one of the most impoverished and isolated parts of nepal its capital cyma caught sits at almost $3000.00 masons. so high the prime banning needs to make it to see. the kids whites for their families to arrive here before you get. to keep the can a little yes i want to get them over that. doesn't mean a fast game. at 1st the children i'm not sure how to reconnect. but i'm told no more on the local culture is reserved. for come by now a bit of a pussy and i will get home in the mood because well get her on her maclaren get her a main then the other no longer talk about winning but at the end i pulled on and i saw you saying i don't i mean this is just the start of a complex process stevie lamas job isn't just to reunite the families a to help them through the hardships that separated them in the 1st place. go. to hughes her. to hear her. going on that. i don't. know if you seem to. hate. this 30 going to care the news or. when you know. we are not the only sending decide to family but we support higher education is obvious not finished college of stats from the air because we have

locke is also a sheriff like around $700.00 other men from his hometown he is currently stuck in nepal is capital kathmandu he hopes he'll be able to work in the mountains in autumn at the same time he doubts whether he'll be able to find work this year at all. why does in q one so when you know people are already talking about the fact that we can't work even in october. it will be very hard for us that we can't go home either you know. it's difficult to survive here for such a long time it's been more than a month now at the border and some of us have problems finding food in the room it's not easy at all naipaul hope to receive 2000000 visitors this year the government invested heavily in promotion campaigns and 1000000 nepalese rely on mountain tourism to survive all they can do now is wait for the mountain nears to return. and before we go we'd like to get you a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you. russia is marking its victory over non-si germany in world war 2 you're seeing live pictures there of commemorations with the president vladimir putin playing a flow

authorities say they have registered an additional $9200.00 corona virus infections in the past 24 hours and nepal has reported its 1st deaths from corona virus the country has been on lockdown since march 24th and has 281 confirmed cases let's take another look at some of the other stories making news around the world. kenya's president hu hu kenyatta has announced that the country will close its borders with tens of media and somalia in a statement on saturday he also extended an existing dusk to dawn curfew and a ban on movement in and out of the areas worst hit by the outbreak. the number of confirmed cases in india has surpassed those in china climbing to more than 85000 infections prime minister narendra modi's government is expected to announce a decision this weekend on whether to extend the country's nearly 7. german finance minister olaf schultz is proposing an aid package to help minister polities in the country he wants to invest 57000000000 euros to help cities and towns cope with declining tax revenues and stew stabilize their finances germany is facing its deepest recession since wo

home a is one of the most impoverished and isolated parts of nepal its capital simak caught sits at omar's $3000.00 masons. so high crime banning maids to make it to see. the kids whites for their families to arrive early is to get. the canada and the us i want to get the family that. doesn't get a pass. at 1st the children i'm not sure how to reconnect. but i'm told no more talk about the local culture is reserved. for come by now a bit of this here now you're going to have a new move because well got her on her maclaren get a loan then he will no longer are going on the birth of and i for one and i saw you saying don't i mean this is just the start of a complex process davey lamas job isn't just to reunite the families a to help them through the hardships that separated them in the 1st place. the new you know there are. 2 huge her other. 2 here. going on that. i don't. know if you seem to. hate. this 30 going to care the news or. when you know. we are not the only sending the side back to family but we support higher education hours of his not finished college of staff from the air becau

the impact on nepal has been stark. tourism is the lifeblood of kathmandu. season, just when the groups are due to come, the lockdown happened so it feels as though people just snatched away food from our mounts. this is a huge loss for us. mounts. this is a huge loss for us. amongst those hardest hit, the 200,000 or so sherpas, the local ethnic group that make every climb possible but the pandemic of present opportunities as well as challenges. translation: we hope for relief from the government. my relief we are not asking them for free money. it's a case of the mountains being polluted sofa can mountains being polluted sofa ca n clea n mountains being polluted sofa can clean them, it will be job creation and the mountains will become clean us. the hope is, as restrictions are lifted, climbing can resume but some fear it may be years, rather than months, before tourism returns to normal. the challenge of everest becomes harder than ever. tim allman, bbc news. just before we go, taking you back to the top story of the hour. these are life pictures from minn

and china all the way through here and then through here and then through here taking away butan in nepal which is an independent border right that stretches for about 2000 miles and for decades now nobody seems to have been able to figure it out who really owns what with all due respect to the indians who are watching us in the government and the chinese who are watching us in the government who are going to argue their turf let me just try to explain to you as i give you this story that there are 2 versions of this map. this has led to clashes between indian soldiers and chinese soldiers on the ground right here in these border areas in fact i've got a video i want to show you take a look at this bizarre video this incident right here let me get out of the way and let's go ahead and play it now this took place about 3 years ago in an area called la dock where the brawl broke out between the soldiers protecting their turf and the other soldiers see i mean they're literally having like a giant brouhaha fisticuffs 150 on each side or so so i want to show you another map now because this ki

let me begin with you what will be the effect on the economies of countries like india pakistan ball nepal bangladesh egypt and the philippines if and when these remittances start drying up. so you know these people come from rather poor families will migrated because that incomes in india low in india we have a very large unorganized sector which employs 94 percent of the workforce so the chances of getting a good income from the organized sector very few and that's likely been migrating large numbers to the vest and to other countries also the employment of what we do have been drying up because the indian economy would be slowing down in the last 3 years post demonetized nation so now when these people have lost just walk in the best asia you know because of the lockdown or what has happened is that the global economy has gone into a depression petrol prices have fallen crude oil prices are falling so therefore these countries are i think are not able to afford having these people so the remittances to india would drop roughly 8000000 indians that their invest in asia and a large number

voices heard on the international news channel one they would all be very proud of when we covered the nepal earthquake of 2050 a terrible natural disaster and the story that needed to be told from the heart of the affected area to be then to tell the people story was very important at the time. the coronavirus pandemic sends us unemployment soaring to its worst levels since the great depression when a century ago. hello i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera live from joe also coming up a dispute over the virus's origins is becoming increasingly bitter and is preventing the u.n. security council from agreeing on a pandemic resolution. with reports of threats bloodshed forced evictions beneath the shining veneer of saudi arabia as planned megacity. venezuela charges 2 americans with terrorism and conspiracy to overthrow the government.

very proud all was when we covered the nepal earthquake of 2050 a terrible natural disaster and the story that needed to be told from the heart of the affected area to be that to tell the people story was very important at the time. the coronavirus pandemic sends u.s. unemployment soaring to its worst levels since the great depression in a century ago. hello i'm down in jordan this is around a 0 live from joe also coming up a dispute over the virus's origins is becoming increasingly bitter and is preventing the u.n. security council from agreeing on a pandemic resolution. reports of threats bloodshed and false depiction beneath the shining veneer of saudi arabia's plan megacity. venezuela charges 2 americans with terrorism and conspiracy to overthrow the government. welcome to the program for weeks we've seen lines at food banks stretching for miles and job centers being overwhelmed it's giving us a picture of how badly the u.s. economy has been hit by code 19 but now we have the most concrete figure yet 14.7 percent that's the unemployment rate for april which tripled from the month befo

way the northern plains we've seen showers in from new delhi south with another in the forecast in nepal to rain proper is edging up into carola and increasingly sri lanka with the monsoon trough officially here but forecast wise new delhi's got some storms all rain until sunday. a tsunami of mud bury 16 indonesians villages. submerging the homes and livelihoods of 60000 people. years later look inhabitants are still fighting for justice from the fracking company they blame. and the hot sludge continues to flood. create a witness documentary. on al-jazeera. the in the. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera this hour hunger is spreading in the u.s. that the death of an unarmed black man was pinned to the ground by police demonstrators are out for a 2nd consecutive nights demanding justice for george boyd who died in minneapolis on monday. china spot of antis opposed to a security law that bypasses legislators in hong kong it could be enforced within weeks despite protests and international warnings about hong kong's autonomy being further undermined and south korea has rainbow's rest

from the impoverished me she became alliance nepal's children trafficked in the south. separated from their families boys and girls forced to pose as office to attract foreign donations. now is finally hitting home but will their parents except the one i want to use.

be very proud of all was when we covered the nepal earthquake of 2050 a terrible natural disaster and the story that needed to be told from the heart of the affected area to be that to tell the people story was very important at the time. the fuel shortage in venezuela threatens new tension with the us 5 iranian oil tankers are just days away from arriving in the latin american nation. closer raman you're watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes. millions without power and shelters are running out of room as a powerful psych loan smashes into bangladesh and eastern india. also brazil recalled the tires number of daily coronavirus cases and sanctions the use of an anti malaria drug despite warnings about the risks. and israel's just scrap it's an exaggeration plans the u.s. envoy to the middle east towards the project will threaten the 2 state solution and regional peace. welcome to the program a new standoff could be brewing between the united states iran and venezuela over a shipment of millions of dollars worth of fuel 5 iranian oil tank

short a jetliner crash from this particular airline or that back in 9092 in nepal right now on a bike 300 range into a mountainside go there's 50 record it badly quite good except as i mentioned on the propeller a drought ridge did develop significant engine trouble and they've maintained in war that dratted barred all were all the safety record of the airline and it's pretty good we're good why everybody is now getting out. deadly infected could happen when the airline does have experienced pilot given mandatory training every month and don't know how to deal with such emergency kit duration many question marks which are left to wait for a property and why to get to the bottom of the data in order to come out it is not about kemal thank you now there's growing international condemnation of china's plans to introduce sweeping new security and those in hong kong u.s. secretary of state might bump aoe said it would sound the death knell for hong kong's autonomy the proposed legislation would ban that city beijing considered subversive it follows months of pro-democracy protests in hong

holding them well these are refugees and migrants they're primarily from the countries of pakistan india nepal bangladesh an indonesia but there are also some other burmese refugees mixed in there as well. as are claiming that these people are undocumented that they don't have the right to be in malaysia. the problem is of course that by hurting them into unsanitary immigration detention centers it's a great way to ensure they all end up with covert 19 what sort of. what have what effects have they been on these migrants in malaysia in particular face when it comes to this crisis a lot of locals of course have blamed for nez for spreading the virus how have the migrants being treated as a result of this crisis. we've seen a wave of real zina phobia and nationalism including hate speech against the rohingya which the government has done absolutely nothing to stop i think the government is riding the wave of this nationalist feeling using it to target foreigners and basically get away with not responding quickly i mean it's important to remember that the prime minister oh yes seen and his govern

in nepal and india. there's our life camera shot. beautiful blue skies tonight.ou might see the meteor shower. it will be overnight late tonight and early tomorrow morning. it will mainly be seen more towards san luis obispo south, it would be 3 to 4 or five in the morning. even a night, you are seeing much further and much greater visibility. current temperatures, 80 in fairfield. is seven degrees warmer than yesterday. 11 degrees warmer in livermore. what's the plan? roll with it. it will get warmer each day. not a heat wave but a warm wave for sure. as we go into tomorrow, temperatures in the yellows in the 70s. in the orange spectrum is 80s. that's not too bad. as we get into wednesday, thursday a couple clicks each day as we get into the weekend. the model shows cloud cover in the morning. maybe close. the beaches are clear. if you're watching the avenues you can see the islands from the beach. and from stanton beach. 68 degrees for daytime high. temperatures for tomorrow. 85 in fairfield. and 85 and pop in sunday here. the cool trend will go up we peak on t

china and nepal canceled the spring climbing season over the coronavirus.ust some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. can save hundreds. hey mara! - yeah jamie's the guy running it. - mara, you're not on mute. i once had to fake jury duty to get out of talking about his yogurt preferences. mara, you know you're not on mute, right? oh, there's a mute button? yeah, that's flo! the one who looks like she'd smile while she sleeps. flo: i always smile. mara: that's why i said that. your graduation may look different... but it does not change how far you've come... or how far you'll go. congratulations, class of 2020! why accept it frompt an incompyour allergy pills?e else. flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief >> bret: breaking tonight: we are learning president trump is expected to sign tomorrow some kind of executive order regarding social media companies. few details tonight. as we told you earlier, the president is lashing out at socia

voices heard on an international news channel one moment i'll be very proud of was when we covered the nepal earthquake of 2050 a terrible natural disaster and the story that needed to be told from the heart of the affected area to be that to tell the people story was very important at the time. the fuel shortage in venezuela threatens the tension with the us 5 it raining oil tankers are just days away from arriving in the latin american nation. closer raman you're watching all just their lives my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes. millions without power and shelters are running out of room as a powerful psych loan smashes into.

construction hundreds of troops from both sides deployed in the docklands plateau in the area between nepal and bhutan now tension is flaring again skirmishes between indian and chinese soldiers began 3 weeks ago upon going so lake that all reports of fistfights and stone throwing troops are standing face to face in at least 4 places and both sides have reportedly increased deployments. as a professor for east asian studies. in university she explains the possible motives behind the escalation in tension at the border. we need to look at that not a strategic picture that we have that we munch in. india is not even maintain it's going for all the terror to be that it claims because. at this point the chinese are moving into indian territory came to bite india which will give them a very very good c'mon been position in that particular year and it is obviously and poaching up on places where the indians have their own infrastructure they have their own. bases and yeah actually all that upbeat out of this place has been in contention because the many scholars have claimed that the chinese have

voices heard on an international news channel one moment i'll be very proud off was when we covered the nepal earthquake of 2015 a terrible natural disaster and the story that needed to be told from the heart of the affected area to be that to tell the people story was very important of the time. the. you're. watching al-jazeera the reminder of our top stories this hour forces fighting for libya's internationally recognized government of captured 3 military camps in the suburbs of tripoli from wall of khalifa haftar is meant the games are another setback after a long campaign to capture the capital. search for survivors has ended in pakistan following friday's plane crash only 2 of the 99 people on board the aircraft survived there are reports of some casualties on the ground and the jet came down at homestead air force. brazil's supreme court has released a video apparently showing president jaya balsa noddle threatening to fire senior police officers their bosses and a minister to protect his family meanwhile brazil's covert infection count of more than 330000 is all the world's 3rd highest

west bengal as well now you know just to the north you got a line of rain working its way through nepal that is also going to get caught up in this as a circulation is further to the northeast and again some yellow areas pushing up into view town so in actual fact we could still see a lot of rain across this region so for the next 3 days i say the rain is not done 250 millimeters across many areas some areas locally could see as much as 300 millimeters of rain so the flooding threat still really does remain now elsewhere in india the heat is one of the main stories at the moment particularly through montana pradesh but the warnings in place and sunday by saturday 45 degrees in porn calls this is all ahead of the onset of the southwest monsoon and by then the stasi when the rains come in time it does do begin to come down but it's a woman from a thanks very much jenny still ahead on al-jazeera the changing of the gods growing concerns that brazil is turning away from science. as it struggles to cope with the pandemic. and in sport we look at the challenges facing women's football as at a

i think we will get back to you in nepal.rs when follow—up comment a message for those anti—baxters when and if we get a vaccine for covid—19?” those anti—baxters when and if we get a vaccine for covid-19? i think there has been no greater demonstration in modern history that vaccines save lives, than the need for a vaccine to save lives and to get the world going again following the outbreak of covid—19. and we will only licensed a vaccine when it is both effective and safe and when the independent regulators, if and when they license a vaccine in this country, they will do so knowing that it country, they will do so knowing thatitis country, they will do so knowing that it is safe and everybody should follow that advice. thanks very much. finally, we are going to go to louise from the isle of wight county press. thank you. as local democracy report on the isle of wight, i can see a mixed reaction to the app but the main concern which keeps occurring is whether you can ensure residents who are wary of using the app residents

still very hot humid as well of course 36 new delhi as we go on into monday the showers running across nepal pushing back towards that fall northeastern corner we'll see more heavy downpours coming through here then so going through the next couple of days it will quieten down but more heavy storms make us we go on into the early part of next week where i've been thanks very much thank you so later on down to there are canadians deserve more than thoughts and prayers kind of a band's assault weapons a response to last month's mass shooting tell you how far it goes. every technology evolving to help us track and contain covert 19 we look at concerns about surveillance and about privacy. and in sports some of the world's best athletes is set to use their own dog needs in a bid to bring back some live action. i can't bring your people back to life i'm sorry. i was. continues with me going into a war zone he said the 1st thing i look for is the exit to get in to get out of the pictures there's no point going to these places rewind. how do you watch out 0 mind about top stories this time police i

. >> we're going to be providing face coverings for free for all businesses that need nepal. >> reporterthe 27,000 restaurants, though, will stay closed. angelina malarba owns angelina's restaurante. >> you don't give us anything. we don't know june, july, august, when? >> reporter: with cases on the rise in los angeles, barber shops, hair salons, and restaurants can do business. in northern california where the impact of the virus was significantly lower, graduations along with mall shop regular taking place in parking lots. >> also it's good if you do want your things right away, same day or the next day so you don't have to wait for it to be shipped. >> reporter: even the grand canyon opened to sightseers on its popular south rim. at the white house, coronavirus task force coordinator deborah birx touted progress to business leaders. >> now hospitalizations are down month over month by 50%. mortalities, the fatalities that we all grieve, are down significantly week over week. >> reporter: in real numbers, there were more than 139,817 new confirmed cases, and 6,000 new deaths this week

and people are saying that sort of thing all the way from india to nepal to the rocky mountains, so therey is very complicated, and sometimes unexpected things happen, so not going to stick my house on this one. interesting. michael grubb, your thoughts. i was about to say, roger, you should try delie. —— you should try daily. allergies, a very complicated area, many things, but that said, it is unequivocal that serious air pollution is a major cause of illness and death in several parts of the world, and in fa ct i several parts of the world, and in fact i have seen incredible reports estimating that china may actually save more lives from it's cleaner air in the previous three months thanit air in the previous three months than it has lost to cobit. let's not go into the statistical debates around those stats, but they think everywhere there are people reacting on the way roger has just explained, which is, wow, this is what cleaner air really is like and we rather like it, and it is probably very likely better for our health. yes, that's interesting. you have both touched on this next

the impact on nepal has been stark. tourism is the lifeblood of kathmandu. the lockdown happened, so it feels like someone just snatched away food from our mouths. this is a huge loss for us. among those hardest hit, the 200,000, orso, sherpas, the local ethnic group who make every climb possible, but the pandemic of present opportunities as well as challenges. translation: we hope for relief from the government. by relief, we are not asking them to give us free money. there's the case of the mountains being polluted, so if we can clean the mountains during this time, there will be job creation, and the mountains will become cleaner. the hope is, as restrictions are lifted, climbing can resume but some fear it may be years, rather than months, before tourism returns to normal. the challenge of everest becomes harder than ever. tim allman, bbc news. for something completely different. the deepest ever sighting of an octopus has been made by cameras on the floor of the indian ocean. the octopus has been photographed at a depth of 7,000 metres — that's almost t