en este artÍculo podrÁ leer sobre este y otros casos en nicaragua.s. la cantidad de muertos se incrementÓ a 15,003 150 y siete. la oms exhortÓ a los mexicanos para que respeten el distanciamiento social, para detener la propagaciÓn de contagios. hoy se cumple una semana de darse a conocer el video sobre giovanni lÓpez, el joven mexicano arrestado en jalisco. que muriÓ bajo la custodia de la policÍa, tras recibir tremenda golpiza. atxiri entrevistÓ en exclusiva al hermano de giovanni, quien grabÓ el vÍdeo del abuso de la fuerza. y le mostrÓ evidencias que inculpan a la policÍa, en el estado de jalisco. >> quiero saber la declaraciÓn, es un homicidio y tiene que pagar quienes fueron. atxiri: desde un hogar de jalisco que prefiriÓ no revelar por seguridad, cristiÁn lÓpez habla sobre la muerte de su hermano mayor. dijo que varios no traÍan cubrebocas la noche del arresto, porque estaban a punto de cenar. aunque se lo dijeron a los policÍas, no hubo tolerancia. >> yo me meto a la casa de mi tÍa. estaban agarrando entre todos. lo estaban torturando. atxiri

y lo que vimos, que personas como yo, que vivimos una guerra civil en nicaragua. como josÉ y ustedes que han cubierto

well in the mouth the all takers are the owners of nicaragua they have the onus of. doctors in the country have created an independent commission as reports show hospitals are struggling to cope with a situation. we have a 2nd poorest country in the region we come off to haiti we have horrible hygiene conditions trash collection is not working in the capital people don't have any water 24 hours a day the government is not taking any measures to protect the population. and you know to think i has been here that i was president since 2007 and has battled opposition brutally in the past few years the fear is that his denial of 19 will have devastating effects in a country that is already in desperate need. now friday is world environment day and scientists are pushing for greater efforts to protect everything from the largest land mammals to invisible ocean microbes that help create the air we breathe nicholas. reports the wonders of the natural world are an antidote to these troubling times especially the extraordinary life you know or ations like the millions of golde

fears the coronavirus is out of control in nicaragua and people are blaming the government for downplaying the pandemic. and another record high for carbon dioxide in the atmosphere despite a reduced emissions because of the corona virus and. now a memorial service has been held on uring george floyd the african-american man whose death in police custody sparked protests across the united states and around the world freud was celebrated by civil rights icons and his family members in an emotional ceremony and minneapolis the city where he died john hendren reports. the minneapolis police chief took a knee as the hearse bearing george floyd passed a barrel of respect for the man whose death at the hands of his officers launched a national movement. inside a minneapolis memorial service george floyd was remembered as a family man a gentle giant who adored his 6 year old daughter giana now fatherless it's crazy. all these people came to see my brother and that's amazing to me that he touched so many people hawt. he was also remembered as the spark that set off often fiery protests in more tha

here's the coronavirus is now out of control in nicaragua and people are blaming the government last. tensions high in hong kong as thousands defy a police ban to mount the 31st anniversary of the chinaman square crackdown. a new mourning relatives civil rights leaders and politicians have held a memorial for george floyd a black man whose death in police custody sparked an outpouring of anger across the u.s. and the world when i was at the ceremony in minneapolis stood for 8 minutes and 46 seconds the length of time a white police officer knelt on floyd's neck ignoring his cries but he couldn't breathe through and staff has brought police violence against black civilians back into the spotlight a civil rights activist reverend al sharpton gave a unity for floyd saying it was time to stand up in his name. joel which flowage story has been the story of black folks because. 401 years ago. the reason we could be we wanted and dream debian is you kept your me on our. what happened of flurried happens every day in this country in education in health services and in every area. of american

of new infections on wednesday the total has now passed 20000 have been more than 600 deaths in nicaragua are doctors say the infection rate is out of control but the government says the outbreak has been stabilized present resisted ordering a lockdown health workers complain they're facing the consequences now there is a ball has ari. i would give. an express burial in the middle of the night that's how we see it all had to bury his father. by the order of the new government he's father allegedly had called 19. women into the symmetry i had to actually naturally because they were orders that the body must be buried and there was no turning back so the only thing i had to try to do was to stream it so that my friends on facebook could be with me at the time. reports of people being buried at night show the death toll of 1000 is higher than the government of the new lot of big i would like to acknowledge officially only 46 people have died since the pandemic started but independent sources say the number is closer to 980. death certificates say the deceased died of a typical pneumonia. cri

raÚl: extraÑas a tu hermana allÁ en nicaragua? josep: si.or otro lado hay una persona que no rodriguez no tiene nombre max todavia.. y piden la ayuda del publico para decidirse, ya que estan entre ponerle tyson o yankee... carlos: tayson no lo sÉ porque no se parece al boxeador y muy yankee no es. >> puede ser alex anthony carlos: ya tiene su cuenta en instagram y tiene mÁs de 5000 seguidores, ustedes quÉ opinan hay que votar si eligirÍan a tayson o yankee. francisca: que se lo pongan los dos entonces, no hay problema. carlos: para terminar estas noticias les tengo informaciÓn de diego boneta le sigue los pasos a luis miguel y hace un comercial. francisca: asÍ es, encarnÓ el mismÍsimo luis miguel y protagoniza la serie de esta compaÑÍa de repartidores de comida. carlos: diego pidiÓ algo mÁs sencilla, una enchilada suiza y tacos al pastor. pancita: que rico para este viaje. carlos: un taco a domicilio es lo mÁs difÍcil. listerine® limpia aprácticamente un 100%. ayudando a prevenir gingivitis y el mal aliento. nunca te conformes con un 25% sie

still ahead here and i'll deserve here's the coronavirus is now out of control in nicaragua and people are blaming the government. but. i know there was a gay conditions across much of north asia but plenty of town further to the south its all time to see this time of year which a very heavy through the central and southern areas of china the front working its way steadily east was as we go through the day posting generally well to the east of japan k. skies across the korean peninsula but it's saturday when we could see some of this rather heavy rain just working its way into more western areas of japan 25 in tokyo we could have some rain showers for you but securing skies in shanghai with a high of 27 the chance of thunderstorms down into hong kong plenty of thunderstorms widespread throughout much of indonesia also across india china and as we go into saturday you can see where the bulk of the rains will be pushing on towards thailand and again very heavy downpours across central and northern areas of borneo and it's know that india are going to see more in the way of heavy rain of

la cifra de casos de nicaragua podrÍa ser cinco veces mÁs informada por el gobierno. neurotoxina que puede intensificar los cambios de animo de los adolescentes. y a convivir con los nuestros. y volverán nuestros conciertos, y domingos de deportes. pero hoy, desde nuestros hogares, podemos ayudar a nuestra comunidad para cuando estemos juntos de nuevo. ahora es el momento de responder al censo del 2020. minutos de tu tiempo influyen para beneficios como hospitales, escuelas y servicios de emergencia. llena el censo hoy para tener un mejor mañana. dale forma a nuestro futuro. >> pedimos de recordamos que el condado de santa clara anunciaron dos nuevos centros para realizar pruebas de coronavirus. se puede tomar exÁmenes sin importar sus migratorio. en las direcciÓn en pantalla. llegamos al punto final. un poco mÁs adelante, acompÁÑenos. y no ♪ jorge: familiares y amigos dieron Último adiÓs a floyd. cuya muerte violenta provocÓ un movimiento por la justicia y en contra de la brutalidad pillo. policial. jorge: el presidente trump recibiÓ duras crÍticas por sugerir que un

y lo que vimos, que personas como yo, que vivimos una guerra civil en nicaragua.as. no vemos ese tipo de violencia en las calles de estados unidos >>> bueno, ahÍ estÁ. se revelaron los resultados de 2 autopsias, la independiente de la familia y otra oficial. las dos coinciden que falleciÓ por la forma en que actuo la policÍa ese dia. y hoy en el sitio en que todo ocurriÓ en minneapolis su familia dio un llamado a la paz. su hermano pidiÓ parar la violencia. >>> edgard buenas noches >>> en este momento los equipos antimotines llegan a la zona del capitolio. van a arrestar los grupos paz fis tas. cuento unas 100 personas la policÍa nos ha pedido que no hagamos para atrÁs. este momento no se han presentado incidentes graves rc los chicos estÁn dispuestos a i tre garcÍa. l han llegado con cuerdas. hoy principalmente se da a conocer evidentemente cuando se revela la autopsia, donde dice que george floyd muriÓ por com presiÓn en el cuello y le dio un paro cardio respiratorio y lo que provocÓ que lamentablemente falleciera >>> donde fue sometido su hermano, con la pierna

patricia: falleciÓ a los 83 aÑos, en un hospital de nicaragua, el guerrillero es de pastora, el comandanteo de lima emitieron un comunicado. dicen estÁn en contra de la designaciÓn del nuevo consejo nacional eloral en venezuela. la semana pasada con el tribunal supremo de justicia se saltÓ la asamblea nacional. eligiÓ a los nueves miembros. el comunicado del que no hizo parte argentina, ni mÉxico rechaza la maniobra polÍtica del rÉgimen maduro. dice que busca protagonismo en las elecciones parlamentarias de diciembre. patricia: despuÉs de la pausa, instalan cruces peatonales permanentes con los colores del arco iris, sÍmbolo de la unidad enrique: key west instalo o cruces peatonales permanentes con el arcoiris, sÍmbolo de la comunidad lgbtq. patricia: las franjas fueron tratadas con antorchas de propano para fijar los colores al pavimento. enrique: la alcaldesa johnson dijo que estos cruces significa que todos son bienvenidos en la isla, creÍ west. allÍ cumplen con la filosofía de "una sola familia humana". patricia: celebra la decisiÓn de la corte suprema de justicia que establece que no

quedÓ claro que republicanos y demÓcratas estÁn comprometidos a acabar con los regÍmenes de cuba, nicaraguae vende como pan caliente. en washington, cristina londoÑo, noticias telemundo. >>> puede ver esta entrevista completa en noticias telemundo.com. vamos a otros temas. el mercado laboral que no me jor en lo absoluto. solo en esta semana, cerca de un millÓn y medio de personas han solicitado los beneficios del desempleo. supera al 1 millÓn 350 mil. es una se nal que el empleo no se recupera a pesar de la reapertura. mÁs de 46 millones de trabajadores han pedido ayuda al gobierno, desde que comenzÓ la pandemia en marzo pasado. al regresar en noticias telemundo. una nube de polvo del sahara una nube de polvo del sahara cubre de gris el caribe y se listerine® limpia aprácticamente un 100%. ayudando a prevenir gingivitis y el mal aliento. nunca te conformes con un 25% siempre ve por un 100% demuestra de quÉ estÁs hecho™ un pedacito del paraíso se queda contigo. lash paradise de l'oréal paris. volumen voluptuoso, longitud impactante. solo hay una máscara que puede llevar tus pestañas al paraí

reportero: carlos es el dueÑo, luego de sobrevivir la guerra de nicaragua nunca pensÓ que pasarÍa comoieron los autos. rompieron la puerta de vidrio para escapar con los vehÍculos. dentro del local encontraron las llaves de los autos estacionados afuera y se los llevaron. dijo que recuperaron 20. pero daÑados. a este le quitaron el motor, ruedas, todo lo que pudieron sacar. >> protesta estÁ bien. pero ya cuando comienzan a destruir y robar y hacer cosas asÍ... esa gente no creo que tenga padres orgullosos de ellos. me entiende? porque no es el valor de uno. humano o especialmente americano. reportero: para carlos este fue un segundo fuerte golpe. el primero se lo dio la pandemia, cuando apenas empezaba a levantar le cayÓ otro poniendo en peligro su negocio. >> es difÍcil la situaciÓn. pero vamos a salir bien. y aquÍ pero se dilatarÁ un poco recuperarse. reportero: el 2020 serÁ difÍcil de olvidar. ilia: comerciantes hispanos en nueva york tuvieron grandes perdidas cuando la pandemia les obligÓ cerrar sus negocios. ademÁs de eso au en medio de las protestas muchos de ellos tuvieron que v

-woman: nicaragua. -lemonis: nicaragua. -man: dominican republic. -lemonis: dominican republic.man: ecuador. -lemonis: ecuador. -[ laughs ] -esteban: cuba! lemonis: the most beautiful part of america is that they give us a chance, including me -- i'm from lebanon -- to come to this country to make a living, to provide for our families. esteban, 50 years ago, you came to this country, and you said you wanted to become something. esteban: yes. lemonis: i would say that if you look around, you've become something. esteban: this is what i wanted to do. so, i have my dream. [ applause ] lemonis: you have a lot of work to do. everybody excited? woman: yes! whoo! lemonis: let's go to work. grafton's primary business is the custom-furniture business -- a great foundation. and they sell mostly to designers. but i think the real opportunity here is to find a way to sell directly to customers. i told you that i wanted to figure out a way to build a line. steve: mm-hmm. lemonis: and so what i'd like to do is i'd like to start with creating a quick-ship product designed solely by you. steve:

luis: carlos hidalgo es el dueÑo, despuÉs que sobrevivir la guerra de nicaragua, nunca pensÓ que aquÍndo y destruyendo los negocios de un centro de compras. de allÍ cruzaron la calle y llegaron a la concesionaria de automÓviles. incluso rompieron puerta de vidrio, tratando de escapar con los vehÍculos. encontrar las llaves de los autos estacionados y se los llevaron por cualquier lado. hidalgo dijo que hayan recuperado unos 20, pero daÑados. le quitaron el motor, las ruedas y todo lo que le pudieron sacar. >> las protestas estÁn bien, pero cuando ya comienzan a destruir y robar, esa gente no creo que tenga padres orgullosos de ellos. eso no es el valor humano, o especialmente americano. luis: para carlos hidalgo este fue un segundo fuerte golpe. el primero se lo dio la pandemia, cuando apenas empezaba a levantar, le cayÓ otro poniendo en peligro su negocio. >> es difÍcil la situaciÓn, pero vamos a salir bien. luis: el 2020 va a ser muy difÍcil de olvidar. ♪ ramÓn: vamos a continuar en el este de la bahÍa, porque se entregÓ de forma pacÍfica un sujeto que estuvo atrincherado durante mÁ

amy: officially, there have been over 140400 cases and 55 deaths reporteded in nicaragua but a recentndependent study suggests t the true death totoll could be 20 times s higher. the e federal governmentnt has scheduled the executioion of for prisoners this summer, including three next month. they will be the first federal executions in neararly two decas after the trump administration reinstated federal capital punishment last year. reuters s is reporting the trump adadministratition is paving thy fofor u.s. defefense contractoro sell a armed droneneto govererns that have beenen barred frfrom h purchases by reinterpreting a cold war-era arms treaty. the departments of commerce, energy, justice, and homeland security approved the new interpretation to the 33-year-old treaty last month. the e first drone saleles are expected to be approroved this summerer. sasaudi arabia and the u unitedb emirates are expecteted to be among ththe first countries toto purchase t the weapons. in rusussia, former u.s.s. marie paul whelalan was sentenced d my to 16 yearars of hard labor aftr being convicte

so much more still to come this hour the fears the coronavirus is now out of control in nicaragua and people are blaming the government. for senegal appears to be winning its battle against the grain of virus that restriction is pushing people to the limit. and the kinds of clouds plenty of rain very widespread throughout much of europe we can see a massive cloud. spinning in but we have had some nice weather this is into southern germany a beautiful scene there looking towards the alps not quite as beautiful maybe about the skies over minsk and batteries and dark storm clouds gathering on plenty of those as we go through friday it really is very unsettled this huge line of blue you can see this is a frontal system working its way slowly east was in on the tail end of this particular rain across into areas of actually pushing across into the balkans and then across the northwest we have this new system this area of low pressure this will bring some very strong winds really pushing across much of the u.k. cold air a funneling down all the while and the system will sing south as a go th

nicaragua's president assured his country there was nothing to worry about. and businesses remained open. ortega encouraged residents to attend to sporting events. doctors in the country say the situation is out of control. -- in the middle of the night. that is how he had to bury his father by the order of the nicaraguan government. his father allegedly had covid-19. i entered the cemetery, i had to act naturally because there were orders that the body must be buried and there was no turning back so the only thing i could try to do was to stream it so my friends on facebook could be there with me at the time. >> reports of people being buried at night show the death toll of covovid-19 is higher thn to government would like acknowledge. officially, only 46 people have died since the pandemic started, but independent forces say the number is closer to 980. het death certificates say died of typical pneumonia. the government was also behind a campaign to convince the population the pandemic was only -- would only attack the rich. >> we are battling covid-19. ex

a few months ago they entered honduras from the southern border with nicaragua then in march the pandemic stopped them in their tracks. and on tuesday so did the police. another obstacle taking a mental and physical toll on song. stuck in the city of chile tensions were high. but they brought about no we're not moving from here we're not going to go back they have to let us go on our way that's all i ask of the honduran government. these migrants are among. some 260 people given shelter after honduras closed its borders with neighboring el salvador and guatemala to try and contain the virus. we want to give our children a better future better education work and not grow up in poverty so that they don't go through what taiwan 3 we took this past to search for a new opportunity. one doors is only allowing trucks carrying cargo to cross its borders but to look down since march is still in place as honduras grapples with more than 5000 covert 19 cases and more than 200 death. cannot than that of their militia we want them to let us pass because we've already been who drove us for a long time

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también hay un sacrificio y una labor por los niños que han convertido en heroína a una mujer en nicaraguaéxico donde tenemos imágenes exclusivas de cómo los gruperos les han cambiado la vida. >>> se los prometimos y nos enlazamos con karina, buenos días. >>> compadritos del alma, muy buenos y gruperos días tengan todos ustedes, la verdad que yo no sé si estos artistas pos no les quedó de otra o es resignación porque han hecho de todo, limpieza, jugar con sus hijos, reparar cosas, pero de verdad esta faceta les gustará. >>> la cuarentena tiene un lado amable y es el tiempo que pasan con familia. >>> muy buenos días, saludos. >>> saúl el jaguar está en su casa de chihuahua con su esposa lorena y su hijo saúl junior. >>> paso el tiempo con toda mi familia, con mi esposa, con mi hijo tratando de descansar, pasarlo a gusto, no salir de casa a no más lo más necesario como comida para estar a gusto. >>> marclos flores se da tiempo de cuidar a sus caballos pero la verdad no ando con trabajo porque se canceló todo, estamos con la familia, con los niños conviviendo un día del año desde hace muchísi

something that we're seeing very often across the western hemisphere a case of point out would be nicaragua for example where the government has played an active role in downplaying the significance of covert 19 where health care professionals are reporting that they're being harassed and even fired for bringing their own equipment to work and that somehow recognizing that there is actually a threat or even speaking about the virus not even critically about the handling of the government or the institutions they work for so that's just really goes to show how important it is to ensure freedom of speech for health care professionals during these times not only to call out shortcomings of their own institutions but also to sort of educate the public about the significance of this virus when their governments fail to do so and it comes as the w.h.o. now says they consider a central and south america hotspots for transmission of the corona virus so why are we seeing a spike in cases in that part of the world. exactly the americas which of course include the us are now home to 5 of the 10 countr

showers over the major islands as you say there is a concentration has always of rain further west of nicaragua and costa rica expect yet more rain. al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how my beliefs influenced the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights the amount of nonviolent resistance they've lost over the hill of the blue of the 1st 57 martin luther king and continue to keep the negroes to be defense that what you mean by that about malcolm x. and martin luther king face to face on 00. 0. 0000. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour in the united states the number of deaths from coronavirus pandemic has passed 120000 new cases of the virus of spiked over the weekend in several states across america south and southwest. the world health organization says that are being what are you increases of the virus across latin america including a spike in cases was ill the country's now recorded more than 50000 deaths and 1000000 infections. the french president has accused turkey of playing a dangerous game b

shows farther to the east in the caribbean but again the heaviest rains but take it across into nicaragua down into costa rica panama as well some very heavy downpours like to spells of rain but very well scott at through the yucatan peninsula areas of mexico. back in the forecast into southern florida but for once we go to dry couple days across cuba. palm county because that's the colonies tank and got losses increased government that's ahead it will go through levels when asked that his arrest hold a scope august of 0 from reality plus the pandemic devastates indigenous communities across life in the marin. county the cops all out to see if. we know what's happening in our region we know how to get them they feel that others and all the fires are still going on the way they tell the story is what and make a difference. book about if you want your deserve means the whole rub a reminder of our top stories donald trump has addressed a smaller than expected crowd in tulsa oklahoma in his 1st major public rallies since the coronavirus crisis because some had called for the rally to be cance

showers over the major runs as you say there is a concentration has always of rain further west of nicaragua and costa rica expect yet more rain. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of all the lives. of the stories one people are free to talk back and and providing a glimpse into someone else's was the new uk pursuing in the dream of your life inspiring documentaries from entitlement filmmakers. witness on al-jazeera. welcome back to provide of top stories here on al-jazeera in the u.s. the number of deaths from corona virus has passed 120000 new cases of the virus have spiked over the weekend in several states across america south and southwest. but it's a different picture in the earlier epicenter new york city now it's cautiously reopening offices restaurants and hair salons businesses welcomed the 1st customers they've had since mid march. and the 1st president has accused turkey of playing a dangerous game by providing military support to libya's internationally recognized government and on your mark most as turkey is an obstacle to securing a ceasefire calls are growing for a politic

involvement in historic coups in chile guatemala cuba nicaragua solvent or brazil ecuador but livia panama you don't think any of that is relevant to what is happening against the majority government in caracas oh of course i mean the us are definitely hans along this sort of intervention in the region now all of the cases that you cited i mean there are many different reasons for for all of them there are many different administrations that you trumpet mr ations very different for example from the obama administration on this issue so the reality is that that what yes i mean this does have similarities i do think it's correct that the u.s. our government and particularly the trumpet ministration house try to our number one our overthrow the regime and that's i think basically something that even david you would admit but not for journalists that in fact but but number 2 it was our star but not the any attempts by dennis whelan's to reach a peaceful solution so when there were talks called by norway be held in barbados in august of last year there was progress in a potential agreement betw

the rains are particularly heavy again through central america the yucatan peninsula one jurist nicaragua and am very heavy amounts of rain across into cuba in by thursday so if you want showers in the forecast that this time it'll be florida as well but the rains are heavy on across into the northern bahamas. june 9 16076 days that redrew the map of the middle east this mecca to victory of the israeli army in that war was the greatest tragedy in the history of islam 50 years later al-jazeera expose the events leading to the war and its consequences which are still felt today we tried everything went to the united nations and tried to make a show contacts with different countries and it was clear that all this was just 2 of the war in june. july to. you on. hello again this is al jazeera let's take a moment to remind you of the main news this hour north korea's military says that it will redeploy troops to the demilitarized zone and resume regular exercises along frontline areas it comes a day after pyongyang destroyed a liaison office that's used to communicate with south korea early a s

to convince the venezuelans and the cuban exiles who left cuba and venezuela and el salvador and nicaragua all who live there that you are more anti communist than anybody so clinton did it bush did it. this this want to be president biden is now doing it trump did it when he ran for president they go to miami and they give a stump speech saying i will free your country i'm more anti communist than anybody else vote for me and then they never go back there again except one month until the next election that's just the way it works george i mean some of this is just politicking right. yes but what you've just demonstrated is the law of unintended consequence the sanctions against iran have pushed iran into the russian orbit the sanctions against russia pushed russia closest can be treated d. and tweedle dum with china no the sanctions on iran and venezuela have pushed iran venezuela together and you are not have the delights to look forward to of shopping in another indian supermarket in downtown caracas the plan to come out of the swift system will swiftly lead to china and russia coming u

a few months ago they entered honduras from the southern border with nicaragua then in march the pandemic stopped them in their tracks. and on tuesday so did the police. another obstacle taking a mental and physical toll on song. stuck in the city of truth seeker tensions were high. but the report but we're not moving from here we're not going to go back they have to let us go on our way that's all i ask of the honduran government. these migrants were among some 260 people given shelter after honduras closed its borders with neighboring el salvador and guatemala to try and contain the virus. gay defeated he done what we want to give our children a better future better education work and not grow up in poverty so that they don't go through what taiwan 3 we took this past to search for a new opportunity. when doris is only allowing trucks carrying cargo to cross its borders but to look down since march is still in place some doors grapples with more than 5000 covert 19 cases and more than 200 deaths. cannot than that of their mom which again we want them to let us pass because we've already

the rains are particularly heavy again through central america the yucatan peninsula one juror's nicaragua and am very heavy amounts of rain across into cuba in by thursday so if you want showers in the forecast at this time it be florida as well but the rains are heavy on across into the northern bahamas. at night in a stalker somaly mam patrolled streets police ski and not. for lack of cleaning and being tired of gang violence they use the maternal approach to prevent crime. by the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live there mothers of rain could be this is europe on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick about of the top stories here this hour north korea's military says it will redeploy troops near the demilitarized zone and resume regular exercises along frontline areas it comes a day after feeling young destroyed in the eighty's and all this means to communicate with south korea. indian and chinese officials are blaming each other for a deadly border brawl in a disputed region of the himalayas 20 indian soldiers killed. and turkey has launched another military offensive a

shows farther to the east in the caribbean but again the heaviest rains but take you across into nicaragua down into costa rica panama as well some very heavy downpours like to spells of rain but very well scattered through the yucatan peninsula areas of mexico as well some showers back in the forecast into southern florida but for once we go to dry couple days across cuba. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. revealing ecofriendly solutions to come back threats to our planet on al-jazeera. we want to go to see a reminder of our top stories this hour of thousands have gathered in the u.s. city of tel served for the president's 1st major public rally since the coronavirus crisis began but the timing on location of the event has angered some who say it's racially insensitive and dangerous in the midst of a pandemic. one of new york's top federal p

carrying away from the caribbean and central america the rain won't have a downpours across into nicaragua costa rica on. saturday by sunday the rain still in the. heavy elsewhere we've got those fairly widespread shot. into north america the rains gathering momentum across western and central canada and sins of his storms across the midwest. a global pandemic mass protests demanding cheney economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming alexion. join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. when the news breaks children here say they're excited to be back at school but also nervous when people need to be high certainly has. its dependency on board in part from the printer and the country on it that al-jazeera has teens on the ground just because your choice doesn't mean to be proud of what about the guy that can afford it to bring you more rewards when documentaries and. isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise you've been looking at anothe

streak if you can see where the heavy rains will be yucatan and across as well into honduras and nicaragua and still very heavy rains across the central west and as a cuba and again florida and the bahamas similar story really on monday you can see with the rains once again will govern they say in the day not cool though 27 in cancun and a very well 32 and have on it despite the showers on those thunderstorms now for the next couple days as if in a pressure to sitting very stubbornly the coast over. our line is that he's going to do some very heavy amounts of right showers are pushing across the pacific northwest they come and it will widespread on monday the bulk of the country is fine and dry begin to say these very heavy rains across the east could lead to some flooding. isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise leaving looking at another side of the story not so much the information around the outbreak but the misinformation separating propaganda from fact it's reality and you have to leave. exposing the optics try and stimulate the rhetoric and but they cannot manipula

meanwhile the rains a particularly heavy again through central america the yucatan peninsula one jurist nicaragua and am very heavy amounts of rain across into cuba in by thursday so if you want showers in the full cost at this time would be florida as well but the rains are heavy on across into the northern bahamas. at night in a stalking somali patrolled streets police ski and not. for lack of the most convenient target of gang violence the use the maternal approach to prevent crime. but the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live there mothers of rain could be this is europe on al-jazeera. long. odds. north korea announces that it will resume military exercises on the border and boost its presence in the demilitarized zone after blowing up a building used for talks with the south. hello i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up india says the 20 of its soldiers have died after fighting with chinese troops on the disputed border high in the himalayas. the trumpet ministrations.

pero lo que vimos, lo que vimos son cosas que personas como yo, que vivieron una guerra civil en nicaraguaciÓ una falta de respeto y creo que envez de buscar la unidad y cÓmo, como salvar las heridas, cÓmo curar las heridas, lo que estÁ haciendo es aÑadiendo leÑa al fuego. >> ¿quÉ te parece, ana, que tendrÍa que estar haciendo el presidente o diciendo el presidente en lugar de lo que vimos hoy? >> mira, yo creo que el paÍs quiere un presidente que se sienta que le habla a todos los americanos y que en momentos de crisis nacional, asÍ sea una epidemia como el covid-19 o los problemas raciales que estamos viendo en este paÍs ahora, yo creo que este paÍs quisiera un presidente que llama a la unidad, que llama a los valores americanos, que llama a la paz y a la tranquilidad, y sin embargo, lo que hemos visto tristemente de este presidente en estos momentos es que utiliza palabras muy fuertes para describir a los que estÁn protestando, usa la fuerza militar como una amenaza, y esÁa haciÉndolo todo francamente de una manera que yo considero que los afroamericanos y aquellos que sentimos ese mism

particularly impacting venezuela and it's going to be central america the yucatan peninsula honduras also nicaragua where we see the heaviest amounts of rain but still very heavy downpours across areas of cuba southern areas of florida and the bahamas as well for the next couple days in some very strong thunderstorms and again the rain just continuing cross the central region so we could well see some localized flooding even of course the danger of mudslides and then tonight it states it's mostly clear but we have had a very stubborn system in the east but good case guys up into new jersey people about enjoying those clear skies know also they're down in florida this funnel so actually delayed the nascar but as i say the main area monday and tuesday will be the carolinas very heavy amounts of rain already there's been some flooding we could have more. we know what's happening i really don't we know how to get the date if that others and not i was just throwing beer guy by the footy on purpose to fire their fellow morning i'm afraid of you for. putting. my mind. the way they cal death story isn't wh

this air the caribbean is more work more or less central america mainland bridge where for example nicaragualooks quite wet possibly costa rica's were a few showers in mexico is not particularly bad up in the us the eastern side is getting hot including eastern canada captured again as these storms roll in otherwise it is a widespread stormy stuff with the bride and skies with dust in the southern states . no sense in isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise you've been looking at another side of this story now from our 3 informations around the outbreak but the misinformation the listening posts on al-jazeera. indonesia the times i just largest remaining rainforests the local tribes accuse big companies of land grabs florida and human rights abuses one o one east investigates on al jazeera. this is al jazeera. i don't look like this is a new life and coming up the next 60 minutes. making history in malawi the opposition leader is sworn in as president trying to make the country inclusive for every. document beaches in the u.s. despite record daily corona virus infections re

i'm from nicaragua. but it turns out, there's more than one country in latin manager. how do i steal myself to it? it used to get to me. one day, i turned off a lightswitch and they can insult me any way they want. they can say anything they want. it did not ding my skin. i am american. no matter what they say, no matter who likes it or who sems it or not. with exactly the same rights. >> the goal sometimes is to distract you. to throw you off course. so to speak, ana. so has anything changed for you in reason years besides your resolve, the way in which you address it when it comes? >> you know, i see things that i didn't see before. i see privilege. i see people behaving in ways that it would not occur to me to behave because i don't think i could get away with it. and i check myself. i know people always say, some of my best friends are black. in my case, some of my friends are black. and because of that, i really try to check myself a lot. because how many times have i been in a place where somebody cracks a joke, how many times have i heard somebody from latin ame

and in nicaragua, at least a half dozen politicians in that country have died in recent weeks, but onlys say they have been hiredihire hiding the true outbreak in that city. matt wririvers, why not. >>> and in portugal, why this country has a low death toll might be because they have been using a treatment that the world health organization now says could be a breakthrough. doctors at icu wards here have been using steroids to treat patient w4s who are on swrens n. and this is as they are opening up their economy and this country is heavily reliant on tourism. fred pleitgen, cnn, lisbon. >> hope to see you sunday and monday. brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. >>> i'm brianna keilar and i welcome the viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. a monumental day, juneteenth, a day that commemorates the end of slavery in the united states as the country is wrestling with systemic racism and police brutality. the demands for change echoing across cities and towns for weeks. it is now central to the juneteenth marches and the rallies that are under way right now. you are looki

showers over the major islands as you say there is a concentration has always of rain further west of nicaragua and costa rica expect yet more rain. for. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of all the lives. of the stories one people are free to come back and to stand provided a glimpse into someone else is what you are pursuing in the dream or off your life inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. witness on al-jazeera in germany's capital there's a barber like no other to put it it. goes from prostitutes. but as he said he changes he's moving with the time. and going on the road. the stories we don't talk to here are told by the people who live down. the master barber of berlin this is an al-jazeera. a spike in u.s. coronavirus cases in states that eased restrictions but that's not stopping new york city from reopening for business. about this and this is obviously a live from doha also coming up french president emmanuel not called slugs turkey's role in the libyan conflict as calls grow for a political solution to the crisis. virus migrant rescue ship allowed to dock and it's

through the yucatan peninsula and further to the east into costa rica panama and also across into nicaragua but also on tuesday some very heavy rain developing later in the day across southern areas of mexico meanwhile out towards united states has been hot and dry out across the west is fine up into the pacific northwest quite a few thunderstorms across areas in the south a very nice and warm into new york city and also up into mon showing her back sandwiches and the low thirty's about 10 degrees above the average it'll stay warm at the showers and thunderstorms on the way the way east on tuesday and develop into severe storms. from sunrise to sunset across. the. explorer on tone and fascinating. one on one east on al-jazeera. 'd al-jazeera. there on the clock this is news on live from coming up in the next 60 minutes of the year a city that's buried thousands of coronavirus trying to get back to business in new york is reopening its restaurants and office. prepare your message for south korea the north plan to fly millions of leaflets across the border in the biggest ever propaganda campa

gradual reopening of its economy but there are still concerns over the borders the borders with nicaragua and panama remain closed panama has had one of one of the last countries to actually admit through its leadership that the corona virus outbreak was a problem for them panama conversely on the southern border is one of the worst affected in central america so there's also concern regionally over $100.00 in the worsening effects of the corona virus their potential e bleeding over into neighboring countries of central america but as you mentioned coast rica is an outlier while the rest of the region is struggling to contain the virus and that as we've been saying the rest of latin america katy not doing so well cases i've been a have have now tripled in the last month and brazil continues to be hot. brazil is living in the worst case scenario for south america not the only country to be affected but certainly the worst the latest numbers over the past 24 hours brazil saw an additional 46860 new cases 990 new deaths this brings the total number of registered cases to well over 1200000 an

a few months ago they entered honduras from the southern border with nicaragua then in march the pandemic stopped them in their tracks. and on tuesday so did the police. another obstacle taking a mental and physical toll on song. stuck in the city of truth seeker tensions were high. but the airport but we're not moving from here we're not going to go back they have to let us go on our way that's all i ask of the honduran government. these migrants were among some 260 people given shelter after honduras closed its borders with neighboring el salvador and guatemala to try and contain the virus. gay defeated he done what we want to give our children a better future better education work and not grow up in poverty so that they don't go through what taiwan 3 we took this past to search for a new opportunity. one doors is only allowing trucks carrying cargo to cross its borders but to look down since march is still in place and doors grapples with more than 5000 covert 19 cases and more than 200 death. cannot than that of their mom which again we want them to let us pass because we've already b

the recliner nobody can say anything they have a muscle in the mouth all takers are the owners of nicaragua they are the owners of . doctors in the country have created an independent commission as reports show hospitals are struggling to cope with a situation. where the 2nd poorest country in the region we come off to haiti with horrible hygiene conditions trash collection is not working and the capital people don't have any water 24 hours a day the government is not taking any measures to protect the population. when you lot of the guy has when he got i was president since 2007 and has battled opposition brutally in the past few years the fear is that his denial of 19 will have devastating effects in a country that is already in desperate need. world leaders businesses and philanthropists have raised nearly $9000000000.00 for worldwide vaccination programs organizers say the money will be helping you know is hundreds of millions of children against measles and polio it also includes deals for corona virus vaccines for poor countries only entre has more. in the past 20 years one thing has