at 9:00 in the morning, the japanese delegation were making their way on board. re 11 of them that made their way up the ladder behind me. on the deck at 9:02 in the morning, general douglas macarthur and the admirals decided to start the ceremony. the first person to sign the surrender document would have been mr. shigemuitsu. signing on behalf of the delegation. the third person would be general douglas macarthur himself. he did not represent the united states. that would be the fourth person to sign. admiral mnimitz. the rest of the allies signed in order. there are two copies of the surrender documents. there are two copies because one was to be kept by the united states and one by japan. so, we do not display the originals, for obvious reasons. we have replicas on board. the originals are in the national archives in washington, d.c. and a war museum in tokyo. we also have a replica of one of macarthur's pens. he used six to sign the document, which sounds a bit strange. he did this for a very simple reason that we still do today if you look at lawmakers with

until late monday evening we hear there is a great amount of anger and frustration on board because it's really difficult for people who are already stuck there for weeks to exercise social distancing when they even have to share cabins as we hear so it's completely unclear at the moment when the odyssey for the 2 young chloe's will come to an end. that was. reporting from the german port of. today's world press freedom day and every year on this stage interview gives out its freedom of speech award this year the award highlights journalists who have been persecuted because of their coverage of the coronavirus pandemic we have this closer look now at some of the individuals who are singling out for their courageous reporting. threatened attacked arrested press freedom was already a contentious and often dangerous issue in countries governed by repressive leaders the corona crisis is giving autocratic regimes a welcome excuse to clamp down even further. they're using the pandemic also to bring pressure on journalists and we see this in china russia and turkey in iran we see around th

point we're looking at all options that could allow us to do those evas while we have bob and doug on board and get those lithium ion batteries installed in their permanent home. they're fine where they're at, but i do worry. this is fairly expensive hardware. the batteries are currently installed on station, on f 6 for the last set of batteries that we need to replace with these new lithium batteries. the fact of the matter we have the new batteries up there when it goes away we'll have to temperature stow these batteries, so it would be our best interest to have those installed and have that work lined us and not have these assets basically in this temporary holding pattern. that's something that we're going to be looking at as we start to put the requirements together for what we need to do with commercial crew program as well as what we need to do with these batteries and some of the other things on station. in addition to that, any time we have more than a single crew member on board, we're in a much better to dealing with issues, failures that might come up. that's part of the bale, t

has tested positive and now everybody is being tested those on board our crew members from the cruise fleet of the to the travel company. ditto views michael elson and sent us this update from the port in cooks haven't. the crew ship is currently under strict quarantine here in cook's how often they're almost $3000.00 people on board none of them are tourist they are all crew members of the entire 2 a fleet which normally operates at this time of the year in the mediterranean sea or the canary islands now put all of its crew members and employees together on board of this vessel and brought them to germany just a few days ago everybody on board has to be tested for the virus and health authorities say that test results won't be available until late monday evening we hear there's a great amount of anger and frustration on board because it's really difficult for people who are already stuck there for weeks to exercise social distancing when they even have to share cabins as we hear so it's completely unclear at the moment when the odyssey for the 2 young chloe's will come to an end bill

>> go ahead and come on board. , buty have to take it down come on board. >> thanks. just an update on a calm status. >> go ahead. we have run into some minor issues try to get a hardline established so we are working that here and will be re-attempting to calm checks. heads, i wasa going to pass along from step three and four in the approach monitor but i saw it go gray. which one is that -- >> which one is that? it is in the execution node for dragon approach monitor, monitoring dragon earlier in the day, down in the execution node are the teardown steps. >> i will take care of it. sounds good. i'm also hearing on that that we have done on the ground steps one through four socialist five and six for the turnout procedure. >> copy that. >> on >> steps five and six are complete in the teardown. >> thanks for that. just about to hit the button. endeavor to houston: by hardline -- calling by hardline. station standby endeavor, this is a call for endeavor via hardline voice check, how do you read? endeavor come completely unreadable. -- completely unreadable. >> we heard

you can't help be excited about what has happened the last equally as glad to have bob and doug on board. chris cassidy was the only one being from the u.s., so having two friends up there, we will do our best. in concert working with steve and the spacex team to learn as much as we can about the dragon and, as others have stated, this is a test flight. is the nextrtant mission of the dragon, which will be a long-duration flight. as much as wern can, keeping bob and doug busy. when the time is right, to get them back home safely and getting the crew mission on board. we are looking forward to the next few weeks, whatever it turns out to be, but it is certainly off to a great start. will hear from shall .inger in, nasa astronaut >> what an incredible privilege to be part of this nasa spacex partnership. past part of this historic 24 hours, to see the launch, to see the vehicle. at the international space station. for the past year and a half, i had the opportunity to train as a backup and work with bob and , and it isx and nasa so cool to see those procedures, the simulation all culminate

on the east coast. flying 262 statue miles over the board of northern china and mongolia. that's all capture is going to contract. and it's on the way to docking complete. >> once the soft capture ring is latches, there are hard latches that will crete that seal between the space craft and the international space station. one capture is complete. i believe we'll get that call from our core here, anna, we'll get confirmation of hard captu capture. they'll also see indication of hard capture complete. once those two steps are done, that's docking complete. >> that's right. we're expecting to hear some words from everybody. pretty monumental moment. i mean for doug, he's returning to where he last docked almost nine years ago in the very last space shuttle mission, now commanding the very first commercial aircraft to deliver astronauts to the international space station. >> that has to be cool for them. they mentioned quite a few times, they're best friends, our favorite dads in space we've been calling them. it's got to be really cool for them, for their families to be watchi

a passenger plane crashes in a residential area of pakistan's capital around $100.00 people were on board. i'm sam you say dan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. on kong leaders say they're ready to work with china but not everyone is happy about a proposed law to give beijing control over security a massive clean up operation in india and bangladesh after. through the region. and employed stranded and relying on handouts thailand's migrant workers face a precarious future. now we begin with breaking news coming out of pakistan a passenger plane has crashed in a residential area near karachi that coming in to land the city's international airport well there was almost $100.00 people on board at the time let's get the very latest now. joins us from islamabad 1st of all any word on those passengers. well it would appear that day maybe bad new day as far as a passenger just concerned because there's a croft came all was a residential area which is a lot of concrete area and a patent lady a.d.a.'s quarter mordred colonnade just about a kilometer away from the airport there's a

pregnant crew members and unpaid wages these reports of some crew members show a very tense situation on board of the many nationalities on the ship there alone roughly 800 filipinos yet it's completely unclear how and when they can be brought home some are indeed eager to get home others dream of more travel martina and have a vest or comp were aboard this very cruise ship in the caribbean. when do you think you'll be able to travel again. dustman i hope it'll be in the next 2 or 3 months cunt. benefit only maybe not a product but in germany i would think. in the meantime beach chairs sit empty on the north sea shores the locals of cooks often hope tourists will soon find their way back and give the area a much needed boost. nigeria is beginning to lift the lockdown and its 2 biggest cities and lagos it's part of an effort to get africa's largest economy back on track after months of shuttle but many fear that country is rushing prematurely to rollback restrictions and putting lives at risk. the bustling spot in lagos though the virus hasn't been vanquished quite strong the streets of africa'

much to do on board but they also need to get some rest. let's watch the launch again. wo, one, zero, ignition, lift off! go nassar, does space ask! godspeed bob and doug. america has launched! and so rises a new era of american space flight and the ambitions of a new generation continuing the dream. 20 seconds into flight stage where propulsion is nominal. this historic mission, flying crew on board dragon and falcon nine and look at them go. and one d, throttle down. we are travelling down to get ready for the period of maximum dynamic pressure. we are in the throttle, roger. reports say all systems are go. spine tingling watching that sitting here ina spine tingling watching that sitting here in a studio many, many miles away just to here in a studio many, many miles awayjust to think here in a studio many, many miles away just to think there were here in a studio many, many miles awayjust to think there were two human beings on board. that's spacecraft. jane o'brien has an extraordinary view there on the ground at cape canaveral. we can speak to her now. very small w

quarantine in the german part of cook's half an hour being tested it for 19 at least one person on board has come up positive all those being held on the vessel our crew members are working for the tour operator to me it's not yet clear how they will travel back to their own countries. and hannah sent us this update on the situation the crew ship is currently under strict quarantine here and cook's hafen there are almost 3000 people on board none of them are tourist they are all crew members of the entire 2 a fleet which normally operates at this time of the year in the mediterranean sea or the canary islands now to put all of its crew members and employees together on board of this vessel and brought them to germany just a few days ago everybody on board has to be tested for the virus and health authorities say that test results won't be available until late monday evening we hear there's a great amount of anger and frustration on board because it's really difficult for people who are already stuck there for weeks to exercise social distancing when they even have to share cabins as we h

pregnant crewmembers and unpaid wages these reports of some crew members show a very tense situation on board of the many nationalities on the ship there alone roughly 800 filipinos yet it's completely unclear how and when they can be brought home some are indeed eager to get home others dream of more travel martina and have a vest or comp were aboard this very cruise ship in the caribbean. when do you think you'll be able to travel again. call for does my hope it'll be the next 2 or 3 months. ahead of her don't know maybe not a broad but in germany i would think. in the meantime beach chairs sit empty on the north sea shores the locals are cooks often hope tourists will soon find their way back and give the area a much needed boost. they have been 10 positive tests for the coronavirus and the german football bonus league 2nd division the league says over 1700 tests were carried out over 2 rounds among players and stuff cologne reported 3 positive cases the tests are part of the dia fell's hygiene concept as a it's to restart the season this month on wednesday the german government is expecte

and the it with almost 100 people on board has crashed into a crowded neighborhood near the airport in the coastal pakistani city of karate there are at least 2 survivors from the plane pictures showing one man being carried away from the wreckage or been posted online it's not known how many people were killed or injured on the ground the pilot of the pakistan international airlines plane was heard transmitting a mayday to the control tower shortly before the crash. well as of the latest now from kuala hi there in islamabad what more do we know. well as you mentioned it was those final words between the control tower in karachi and up by a lid off to raise the pilot signal that a mayday signal rates means idea to launch control of that egg craft and although a proper investigation really be able to find out exactly what happened so far we know that according to the eyewitnesses the aircraft was already are now gliding mode which would suggest that perhaps encountered technically difficult days read the engines but that of course been only become clear later what we do know is that it

hello thanks for joining us an airbus jet liner with 99 people on board has crashed into a crowded neighborhood near the airport in the coastal pakistani city of karachi 2 of the passengers survived it's not known how many people were killed or injured on the ground aviation officials say it's too soon to determine what caused the crash harding has more. the crash happened as the pakistan international airlines flight was attempting to land for a 2nd time. initial reports say the airbus pilot sent a mayday message reporting problems with both engines and made a go around a few minutes later the airliner came down in a highly populated residential area near karate international airport the horse that actually got up the funding for just the last words we heard from the pilots was that there were technical problems he was told on the final approach the both throwaways are ready and you can learn the pilot decided he will to go around for that reason the technical problem was well good to go and look at that. airplane parts were strewn among burning homes security forces were sent to help the resc

today sprint was a great start for our madness on the merits is the way ahead know we need everyone on board. united nations secretary general antonio tara she described the funds as a dime payment he said that to reach everyone everywhere the world must raise 5 times that amount. and for more on this i'm joined now by dr seth berkley he's an epidemiologist and c.e.o. of the vaccine alliance gavi ga v.i.i. that's a public private partnership that leads immunization campaigns in poor countries around the world dr burkley it's good to have you on this so let's let's talk about the money here for a moment we got pledges today about 7400000000 euros for research to help find a vaccine is that enough. well 1st of all that 7400000000 was for a vaccines treatment and diagnostics of that around 4000000000 was earmarked for vaccines and that really is to both fund research today for about 2000000000 but also to begin to prepare for scaling up the manufacturing as well as thinking about being able to have instruments to be able to purchase vaccines for those living in the poorest countries of course d

as welcome to the program a passenger jet with about 100 people on board has crashed. ashton pakistan's southern city of karachi authorities said at least one person survived the plane operated by safe pakistani international airlines was on route from. the embassy a 320 change on a residential area just moments before it was due to land. at sprint haroun who's in the islam about 40 w. we're getting reports of at least one survivor what more can you tell us. that inject an artist on international airlines carrying 99 percenters on board and you crashed this afternoon and officials say there's a one star right about now and there's a fairness or up anger by profession and he's under treatment i spoke to him by his friend and he's fine and going through the. treatment he got his relatives soon after the crash and he's fine no that's some good news there but the plane did crash in a residential area abas has made a statement saying it has quote no confirmed information that. it was on the on the accidental it any rash on the treehouse he's. not stored a boat and i and our

senator, we're going to miss you so much on the board. as our chair has noted, you are on to bigger and better things. all the best to you and we will miss your perspective and we will miss your sense of humour and it's been lovely to spend time with you and get to know you so all the best to you. >> director heminger. >> it's almost unfair we have to say t bye to two colleagues on e same day. you will be missed. your sense of humour and i think your sense of reasonableness in occasion what's ouoccasions wheo the flights of fancy. for what it's worth, going on to your new role at the university of california, i'll just be the first person to lobby you for a cal stanford football game in the next season. [laughter] >> ok. >> director eaken. >> just worried what side of that game you would be on? [laughter] >> i just want the game. it's all you want. >> i know where i would be. >> well, i can't believe i join director heminger and i can't believe we're saying good-bye to so many colleagues in the last couple weeks, it's been a privilege serv

back on board the headwaters 3 passengers swap stories of the amazon. francisca it algo is on her way to see her family any key toss she's looking forward to the new refined way if they were here on behalf of the education ministry to bring mattresses and beds to remote amazon villages and intimate. once the ship is docked the porters bring the supplies to knighted by the government on the shore even if no one really seems to have been waiting for them relations between local people and the central government are strained many local people are part of the indigenous community or have indigenous roots they have suffered a long history of persecution and injustice and are still discriminated against. who. is a member of the ku comma people she's one of the last to still speak the language. you know like i don't want my neck to be the. mark at the mark of 3 now. if they think that means how are you and where you from the admin need to. play i need a has a visitor today to sell the pinch a is an activist who's committed to preserving to calm a culture she fe

his welcome to the program a passenger jet with more than 100 people on board has crashed in pakistan's southern city of karachi authorities said the plane operated by state run pakistani international airlines was on route from lahore. when he came down in a residential area just moments before it was due. now let's bring in the sheena boss she's a journalist based in islamabad and she apparently the plane crashed into a residential area what more can you tell us. at the moment we don't have all the information but according to preliminary information there are at least 102 people on board including crew members and it crashed into a residence residential area near the airport on to about $78.00 home runs and there is footage of it that nearby residents have to call the phones this was the flight that was tank passengers home for ethan the part that you just about a one hour flight it's not a very long flight and the president reported there was a huge explosion and then there was. full of fire that involved homes and it is a very don't see densely populated area where the plane crashe

it is great to get the united states back in the crewed launch business and we are glad to be on board this magnificent complex. >> we have some vips here and i am sure they have some questions they would like to ask you, but i have one of my own before i turn it over. i want to find out if you guys got any sleep on your way up there in the last 19 hours. did you guys get any sleep? >> a lot of folks in hawthorne were asking the same question, sir. we did get probably a good seven hours or so opportunity for sleep. i did succeed at sleep and doug did as well. the first night is always a challenge, but the dragon is a slick vehicle and we had good airflow. we had an excellent evening. and just excited to be back in low-earth orbit again. >> amazing. one of the people here with us today is senator ted cruz. he is a huge advocate of america's space program. he has been somebody who has helped us so much as we transition from one administration to the next administration. the reason missions like this can have success is because of continuity of purpose. senator ted cruz was a leader on a

also ahead a passenger jet crashes into a crowded neighborhood of karate killing all but 2 of those on board. hong kong activists call for people to rise up against beijing's plans to impose national security laws. on coronavirus property prices will they go through the roof or fall through a floor. fellow in a developing story brazil's supreme court has released a video showing president joe your boss an error allegedly trying to interfere in law enforcement the 2 hour video of a cabinet meeting was released as part of a probe into allegations but also narrow was meddling in a criminal investigation into his son the claim was made by former justice minister sergio mauro who resigned last month because of what he called political interference from the president's it followed by also the i.r.s. sacking of the federal police chief. meanwhile brazil's coronavirus death toll has now passed 20000 after almost 1200 deaths were recorded in just one day health experts say the true figure could be much higher because of a low level of testing the number of confirmed infections is more than 300000 mak

near kharaj while coming into land at the city's international airport there were almost 100 people on board has the latest from islam about. 820 flying from the city of law on its final approach to karachi airport we are dorward had radioed that. some technical issue however we cannot confirm that at the moment. to make an approach to karachi airport but range short range down short of that board and it is clear that most of those people on board were freed today. pro-democracy activists in hong kong have condemned new national security legislation planned by china beijing is aiming to pass a law that could be the biggest limitation to hong kong's autonomy since it was handed over by britain and to say it marks the end of governance on the one country 2 systems. india's prime minister narendra modi has gone to areas hardest hit by the region's most powerful cyclon in decades $96.00 people died in india and neighboring bangladesh mr modi surveyed the damage done by cycling from the year before announcing financial aid in kolkata the streets were flooded and treats and power lines were torn d

incredible but once again a very vital time for the crew dragon capsule those 2 veteran astronauts on board and of course for the future of space exploration and back in 20102011 the when the pulled the plug on the space shuttle program one did get the feeling that the powers that be at nasa have got something of a bloody nose if you will because they clearly want to carry on doing what they were doing but the decision was taken no safety 1st will pause the big red button on launching more or similar spacecraft in the future so is there a sense there for you in the states that this is about nasa kind of reinventing itself again going from the last century to this century and they've had to do it with a long musk with his resources with his technical accu men and with his ability to design things and build things that look different almost to the point of the aesthetic looks and feels different as well. yeah i mean if you look today even the space suits the astronauts are wearing it looks like something out of a science fiction movie that they're very spoilt they're very nicely designed they

these are the instructions given to the astronauts doug hurley and bob behnken on board. ys sound interesting. hurley is from endicott, new york. age 53. he has been in space a lot. bob behnken, age 49, from saint and missouri, just on the outskirts of st. louis, missouri. think about the next chapter and where this goes and think about the public-private partnership, chris. that has come together to make this what it is today. and i know they are watching in beijing. i am certain they are watching in new delhi. this is the game in town to watch now. >> they don't have elon musk. and they can't, they didn't have thomas edison and they didn't have the american spirit of innovation. because we do it differently because we have a system that tries to maximize personal freedom and individual liberties to go and see and explore. this sort of relationship is something new for us. certainly in regard to the space program but it's not new for us to be a country where innovators get a wild hair and they say you know what, i'm going for it and i'm going to try it. we still, thank go

but for thousands of foreigners still on board these ships, they don't know how or when they'll be ablethis is where i spend about 22 hours of the day in. one of them is briton cassandra snowden. she's a children's entertainer on the royal caribbean ship voyager of the seas. she hasn't set foot on land for two months and has spent most of that time in self—isolation in her cabin. we've just been floating around the ocean — like, turned away from ports, ordered to ger out of waters. we are still doing strict social distancing. considering we disembarked our guests seven weeks ago, we haven't got off since. the philippine government had been allowing foreign nationals to leave through the country's main airport but, at the weekend, suspended all flights into the country for a week to reduce numbers in their quarantine centres. cassandra says the not knowing when they will be allowed home is taking its toll on her health. i think it's getting to a point where our basic human rights are forgotten about. you know, we talk about this virus and how it kills people, but mental health does — and

take a look at this picture obtained by cnn taken on board an american airlines flight on friday.l rows of passengers. not everyone wearing masks. even though all major carriers will make masks mandatory starting tomorrow. cnn aviation correspondent reports on what airlines are doing to try to keep passengers safe. >> reporter: airline industry groups say the average domestic flight now has 23 passengers on board. that's up from 17 just a week ago, but it still pales in comparison to before this pandemic. even so, airlines are trying to convince passengers that flying is safe. frontier airlines, the first domestic airline to announce that it will take the temperature of passengers as they board. temperature checks do not catch every contagious person. in this case, anybody with a fever higher than 100.4 will not be allowed to fly. all major airlines will be requiring passengers wear mask come monday. jetblue lost more than $100 million in the first quarter of this year, compared that to a $50 million profit a year ago. the coo told cnn everything is changing. >> trying to make fly

receiving the very latest pictures coming to us out of pakistan that p.i. a 320 with 100 people on board crashing on final approach into kharaj she was on to domestic flight from lahore clearly there you can see still very much an ongoing situation it is not a search and rescue operation per se although all the relevant agencies we understand are on the scene the accident happened at 2 45 pm local time those are the latest pictures. 100 people on board that a 320 more on that for you just as soon as we can. paramedics in mexico city say hospitals are reaching breaking point in treating virus patients and an independent survey is suggesting the infection rate may be 3 times higher than what the government has been saying it is reports from the capital. for 3 days waiting for their next dispatch to red cross workers on standby at this office in a cow to pick mexico i think. here half of the ambulance units have been refitted to specifically deal with coated 19 patients but the paramedics say they're worried the region's hospitals are nearing capacity see if he ever does he have it was that

biography is that you the reader are going on a journey with the writer, and appropriately a began the first journey to that stage i knew very little about. he boardedthe presidential yacht and set off on what seem to be a fishing expedition , and when he reached the cape cod canal transferring to a battleship and to meet winston churchill and together the two men flying the atlantic charter because fdr wanted the summer of 1941, if the united states would be involved in the world wa war, fdr wanted to set down the moral basis to fight such a war, the atlantic charter. in the course of the book, i found he overruled the military chief of staff and as commander in chief to wear that mantle. i found the president had to overrule the chief of staff who wanted to have a d-day invasion in 1942. , just months after pearl harbor before a single american soldier had fired a single shot. so the president who fortunately was a politician who listen to voters. [laughter] and was concerned about their surviving decided he must overrule the military chief of staff and instead ordered a different invasion that year the invasion of north africa of morocco and alge

they have a few more steps before they can go on board the egress of the international space station. that transition will then allow us to proceed >> dragon arrival configuration is complete. >> all valves appear closed visually now. arrival configuration complete. >> houston copies. never, welcome to the international space station. please come aboard. endeavor copies. we will be there in a second. >> we have bob behnken entering the international space station. followed by doug hurley. [applause] >> houston, we see you. it is a great looking photograph. standby. we will call you when we are ready in the next few seconds. got a bunch of happy and grateful people making their way in right now. >> demo two crew now entering the international space station. they entered at 12:22 p.m. central time. they are over turkmenistan. the crew gathered in front of the cameras at node two just behind the hatchway to the crew dragon. we are standing by for a welcome ceremony. we will have vips in mission control houston ready to greet the crew. >> station, we're just about ready. stand by. >> stat

we were sitting three in a row, like six in a row, and it was full packed. >> on board, 25 medical professionals coming back home to san francisco after two to four weerks of working on the front lines of new york city. ethan wise told abc 7 he was concerned about this scenario during a six-hour flight. >> i'm scared of getting on the airplane on saturday. i have been taking care of covid patients for the last two weeks and i'm more scared about getting on the airplane on saturday than walking in the hospital. >> reporter: ten days before the flight, passengers received an e-mail, saying socialdistancing would be part of the changes during the pandemic. dr. weiss shows this message from united, assuring that the middle seat would be blocked to provide more space on board, but the reality was different and the potential of what he feared the most became a reality. >> if i randomly happen to be seated in an aisle seat and the person in the window seat has covid, i'm probably more likely to get infected there than the icu. >> reporter: united did not comment on why social distancing was not impleme

one of the things that was of concern was the recirculated air on board aircraft. the economic impact of social distancing on the aircrafts. --d food and beverage service does the coronavirus transfer on currency. those are my concerns. host: donald, thanks. guest: yes, one of the things we did early on several weeks ago was stop all food and beverage aisle service on the airplanes. many airline kitchens are closed because there have been outbreaks in some of the kitchens. and people have not wanted to receive food or beverage from the crews, because we need to cut down on the interaction, the human interaction on the plane. if you were to fly now, this is what you may be seeing. you would want to make sure you bring those items yourself on board, in order to have something to eat and drink during the flight. it does not mean we will not have things on board, we just do not have the aisle service. in addition, some airlines are putting in place social distancing policies, for example, not selling any middle seats. people say immediately that that is not enough becau

a passenger jet crashes into a crowded neighborhood of karate killing all but 2 of the 99 people on board. and hong kong activists call for people to rise up against beijing's funds to impose national security laws on the city. hello brazil's supreme court has released a video showing president joe you're both so narrow allegedly trying to interfere in law enforcement appointments to protect his family from investigation cross live to john holeman joining us from mexico city what more do we know about this video and how it came about. this is quite a complicated situation so i'm just going to try and break it down for you this all started when social moto brazil's justice minister who's a bit of a star in his own right quit what he alleged is that president but also noddle tried to replace the regional preet police chief of real did to meddle and real de janeiro is where his son's being investigated basically for graft and then after trying to replace that police chief he then won't when one level above and actually did fire the federal police chief so he'll moral said that was so that he

w-the equipment and the training that we have, particularly these types of protections that we have on boardor transmission, if you can't get from one to number two it's not going anywhere. so that's the foundation but we can respond and. test and isolate people if necessary and, again, we're drilling and practicing to that on a regular basis. >> our thank to captain carlos sardiello and our thank to everyone on board the "uss theodore roosevelt" for your services especially during this difficult time. >>> christopher wray is ordering a review into michael flynn. >> in statement wray said they will look for misconduct and try to fine any improvements that could be made to fbi practices. now this review is following the justice department's move to drop the case against flynn. he pleaded guilty in 2017 to lying to the fbi. >> so re-opening schools and keeping kids safe from the coronavirus. that's a tough balance to make. major stress test for the u.s.. we're looking what we can learn from denmark which is one of the fastest countries to get children back to school. looks like they picked the

karate after a passenger plane crashed into a residential area on friday only 2 of $99.00 people on board survived and there are reports of more casualties on the ground raghu the reports many of those on board of pakistan international airlines plane were flying home from the hold to celebrate the holiday but. the supplier tried to land the 2nd time the airbus into the 20 rushed into homes in a crowded restaurant shaheb a home. movie by the way. i did 20 fell on my car 3 doors of my car were locked the door on my side was open 1st i took my people out after that i saw a passenger outside the plane his legs were wounded he was absolutely all right he was alive he was speaking he asked me to save him i tried to pull him out but his legs were badly stuck in the emergency door. outside more trees and hospitals people look for the lost ones. one man was shocked to discover his nephew could be among the dead but. last night i spoke to him and i said are you coming to caracas he said no my leave request is not approved so i was not expecting him on that flight my sister called me and told me to

a crowded bus crashes killing all but two people on board. d hong kong activists call for people to rise up against beijing's plan to impose national security laws on the ity. hello. brazil's supreme court has released a video showing president bolsonaro trying to interfere in law enforcement appointments to protect his family from investigation. john holman joins us from mexico city. what more do we know about this video and how it came about? >> this is quite a complicated situation so i'm just going to try to break it down for you. this all started when severageyow moro, brazil's justice minister, a star in his own right, quit. what he alleged is that president bolsonaro try to replace the regional police chief of rio de janeiro where his son is being investigated for graft. he then went bun level above that and fired the federal police chief. sergio moro said that was so he could replace him with someone more pliable, who could pass the president information about those cases. that's what he alleged. the supreme court which has just releas

flying crew on board dragon at falcon 9 and look at them go. >> falcon. >> get ready for period of maximum dynamic pressure. we are in the throttle. all systems are go. >> vehicle super sonic. >> we've exceeded on falcon 9. >> throttling back up to full power. >> copy 1, bravo. >> we heard the bravo callout, second, will be on this and then switch over to the second. at this point bob and doug, 3.3 times the earth's gravity. 1500 miles per hour. >> we've heard the call-out, that's getting the mvac engine ready to light. that's 244 in the flight. right now everything continuing to look good. next mayor event. [cheers and applause] >> coming up is the triple, we will have main engine cutoff of 9 first engine, stage separation and then ignition of the second stage engine continue to carry astronauts into orbit. >> come coming up in 20 seconds. >> throttle down. >> throttling down the engines on the first stage. >> falcon separation confirmed. [cheers and applause] >> recognition. >> all right, we have confirmed, the first stage beginning first flight back, the second stage being covered and h

that i saw a passenger outside the plane his legs a wounded he was empty all right only 2 people on board survived mohamed sadat was one of the. then there are the year 2 minute there were cries of children adults and the elderly the cries were everywhere and everybody was trying to survive i undid my seat belt and i saw some light and tried to walk towards it then i jumped out 10 feet onto the ground. momma polani is mourning 5 family members but i lost my nephew his wife and 3 sons as they were coming to celebrate aid here but god took them to observe aid with him. at the crash site and be helped by local people to. the chief executive of pakistan. says there will be open investigation so it's got to get what that is there will be a transparent inquiry of the incident and there will be no role of p.i. in it there will be no role of civil aviation in it this inquiry will be carried out according to international rules of. the flight was one of the 1st to get back to blogging the 2 ma grounding because of the cone of virus pandemic. after struggling with weeks of lockdown restrictions. pa

but for thousands of foreigners still on board these ships, they don't know how or when they'll be ableabin. this is where i spend about 22 hours of the day in. one of them is briton cassandra snowden. she's a children's entertainer on the royal caribbean ship voyager of the seas. she hasn't set foot on land for two months and has spent most of that time in self—isolation in her cabin. we've just been floating around the ocean — like, turned away from ports, ordered to ger out of waters. we are still doing strict social distancing. considering we disembarked our guests seven weeks ago, we haven't got off since. the philippine government had been allowing foreign nationals to leave through the country's main airport but, at the weekend, suspended all flights into the country for a week to reduce numbers in their quarantine centres. cassandra says the not knowing when they will be allowed home is taking its toll on her health. i think it's getting to a point where our basic human rights are forgotten about. you know, we talk about this virus and how it kills people, but mental health does

said everybody on board is expected to. die more numbers are expected tragically the people on the ground which this plane perhaps hit just an update the crash comes days after pakistan began allowing commercial flights to resume after planes were grounded due to the coronavirus pandemic lockdown more on this story more verifiable figures on the way in. the biggest daily spike in corona virus cases globally has been reported by the world health organization warnings about the use of a controversial malaria drug as a form of treatment. story in about 90 seconds from. same. wrong. rowles. i mean you get to shape out these days because that's ok and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. a new cold war isn't this time which should get china what are the terms of engagement what does it mean to win this conflict an all out war possible so did the u.s. and its alliance find themselves in the situation. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be spea

an airbus jet liner with almost 100 people on board has crashed into a crowded neighborhood near the airport in the coastal pakistani city of karachi there are at least 2 survivors from the plane pictures showing one man being carried away from the wreckage of the posted online it's not known how many people were killed or injured on the ground the pilot of the pakistan international airlines plane was heard transmitting a mayday to the control tower shortly before the crash let's get the latest now from kabul hi there who's in islamabad kemal what more do we know. well as you mentioned biggest critic good to know that doesn't last communication between that croft and a control tower in karachi was that the aircraft were gone and then bro it's because of technical difficulties and they karachi then. clearing that runway but that same time we had a mayday signal from the pilot before communication breaks all rich pointed at bear that the plane had already hit the ground now i've been speaking to some of off here near the border jordan karachi and they're telling me why did i do it so w

they've been without passengers on board for more than two months, but have remained on board strandedt sea due to the coronavirus pandemic. the cdc issued a no-sail order, mandating crew members can only leave the ship if they're transported by private vehicles, no rental cars or pax taxis, and no commercial flights. >> you can imagine not only the logistics, but the cost of that. >> reporter: for weeks, joanne has had to pass the time while also social distancing from the other 1,200 crew members on board. >> a lot of us are readers. we sit around in our various spots. we socially distance read. >> reporter: the pandemic has stranded thousands of crewmembers on various ships around the world. the united states coast guard told me it's monitoring 59 cruise ships in u.s. waters carrying about 39,000 crew members. another 25 ships are in u.s. ports with about 11,500 crew on board, all waiting to get home. >> most of us are not being paid anymore. it's really frustrating and the governments -- all the governments just don't care. you know, they put us out there as pariahs. >> reporter: t

the pilot who was the only person on door board died at the scene. no word on what caused the plane to go down, the crash is being investigated. >>> about 70 percent of the state economy is now able to reopen again with modifications. >> i know 70 percent is not 100 percent and i deeply recognize with modifications means with restrictions and with those restrictions means the struggle for businesses to get back to where they were pre-pandemic and that's why one has to be sober about this reality. >> reporter: california is now in stage ii of the reopening process, each county is proceeding at its own pace. the bay area, napa, solano and sonoma counties are the localities loosening restrictions based on the governor lead. the other six counties that make up the bay area, alameda, contra costa, marin, san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties are holding off on implementing phase 2 for now. >>> former president barack obama had sharp criticism for the white house handling of the covid-19 pandemic, in a private phone call last night, he reportedl

trapped on boards their ships — unable to get off, unable to go home. they'll be able to set food on dry land. paul murphy has more. food, fuel and medical supplies, it all arrives around the clock to the humber estuary and behind this effort is a workforce we hardly notice, hundreds of seafarers from every corner of the world. now this isa every corner of the world. now this is a live map of shipping movements on the humber, it is an incredibly busy scene and very industrious, but some of those working on board these vessels are being hit very hard indeed by the movement restrictions. this containership travels between immingham and rotterdam, it has had one indonesian crew member on board for nine months. i spoke to his boss from on board. it is not so nice because all the indonesian guys cannot go home because everything is closed in indonesia, there is a lockdown over there so nobody can go home or leave the ship or even come to the ship. seafarers are perhaps used to long periods of isolation but support workers on the humber say the extra confineme