similar protests have been held across the country. loud protests. for more now, i am joined by my colleague. these protests, they seem to be about a lot more than just this virus. >> yes. they are attracting a very mixed bag of discontent people. many of them are worried about their jobs and businesses. but among some of the signs we see being waived are far right groups. we see conservative religious causes and conspiracy theorists. this movement is now being likened to the tea party, which was the antiestablishment movement that came before donald trump. donald trump has actually been quite supportive of this movement, t too, mostly becauset is taking aim at democratic state governors who are the ones implementing the quarantine measures. trump has tweeted out that people should "liberate" the states where this is taking place. as you can see, some of these protesters are wearing masks. some are not. they are certainly not keeping their distance. that has led some to speculate that these protests could actually be the cause of a new wave of corona

there are a scheduled protest on friday to protest stay-at-home orde orders.re are people forming facebook groups and one more than 20,000 people strong urging governors not to do this. when he tweeted about this on saturday saying south carolina is ready, he tweeted with a #accelerated. this could accelerate the spread of the virus, anderson. we hear from beach towns that they are very concerned the reopening of beaches and they say they're going to restrict still to residents only and we'll be sure to ask the governor about that later today. >> interesting. >> natasha, appreciate it. lawmakers are back after the billions set aside to help businesses running out in a matter of weeks. we'll have details on the new stimulus deals. new york city says there needs to be temperature checks before the economy can reopen. the only problem is as you may know there is not enough thermometers. at papa john's, we want you to know that from our 450-degree oven, to box, to you, it's our policy that your pizza is never touched once it comes out of the oven. and we're taking

well the number of protests against coronavirus quarantine measures as protests continue to grow around the world the demonstrators are voicing their anger over lockdown measures in the united states demonstrations which started last week and continued such as these today in raleigh north carolina on monday protesters including some carrying guns gathered in harrisburg pennsylvania demanding that the state reopen businesses similar protests have been held across the country. protests for more now i'm joined by my colleague joe. these protests they seem to be about a lot more than just this virus yes they're attracting a very mixed bag of discontent people many of them are worried about their jobs and businesses but among some of the signs we see being waved far right groups we see conservative religious causes and conspiracy theorists this movement is now being likened to the tea party which was the anti establishment movement that came before donald trump and donald trump has actually been quite supportive of this movement to mostly because it's taking aim at democratic state governors

the protests a re republicans and the democrats.t democrats around the country that want to continue with these restrictions a little bit longer. the briefing that we just heard at the white house over the last couple of hours orso, over the last couple of hours or so, president trump mentioned on a number of occasions the fact that the election is coming up, which is a sign of perhaps what's going through his mind, in the way he is thinking about the weeks and months ahead of the talking and very positive terms as he sees it, how the country is doing in the fight against covid—19, and how quickly he wants to see things bounce back. it was striking in that news conference to see a lot of politics being discussed by the president, notjust science, and really, given the fact that we are in an election year, is the path not being set to ward the path not being set to ward the divisions that we might see in what historians might call a pandemic election? i think increasingly, we are seeing that from the president's perspective, that he

of a news line from the hundreds of people in the german capital defy physical distancing rules to protest against coronavirus restrictions germany recently loosened its restrictions slightly by allowing small shops to open but the demonstrators don't think it's enough they say they want their lives back also coming up africans in china have been the target of racist attacks they're accused of spreading the coronavirus we speak to a kenyan take dreams of a better future have been shattered glass and go on levanon streets as the pandemic worsens the country's already dire financial situation protesters break the coronavirus locked down to demonstrate against a currency in freefall and a looming hyperinflation. i'm a backer it is welcome to the program around a 1000 people took part in a demonstration in berlin on saturday to protest against coronavirus measures the protesters had been of were gathering in the city center every saturday i believe the restrictions currently in place limit their freedom and infringe on a constitutional rights a variety of people took part in the day. and stray

news live from berlin hundreds of people in the german capital define physical distancing rules to protest against lockdown measures germany recently loosen its restrictions slightly by allowing smaller shops to open up the demonstrators say and i think it's not enough they say they want their lives back also coming up africans in china have been the targets of racist attacks they're accused of spreading the coronavirus we speak to a kenyan take shape whose dreams of a better future shattered. anger on lebanon straits as the pandemic worsens the country's already dire financial situation protesters break the coronavirus lockdown to demonstrate against a currency in freefall and looming hyperinflation. i'm rebecca it is welcome to the program although coronavirus cases around the world are now close to the $3000000.00 mark more and more nations are beginning to aid lockdown measures including germany but the gradual moves to re-open the economy and not enough for around a 1000 people who took part in a demonstration in berlin on saturday the protesters have been gathering in the city center

they certainly wasn't like any fridays or feature protests i'd covered d.w. before very quiet only a group of around 20 people working there putting out those cars in front of the bundestag this morning and which is exactly how they were able to jeer to the social distancing rules currently in place here in germany and ensure that they were keeping at least one and a half meters between each other but everyone was in good spirits this morning there were a couple of local officers out from the local police authority as well but everyone seems to be getting along just fine and the protests went ahead as planned. just how much has the corner virus pandemic hurt the fridays with you to richmond well of course a friday is a future demonstrations haven't been able to take place for weeks we've seen in previous weeks that people have been turning to on online means to meet to make their voices heard but having spoken to some of those protesters that were putting out the placards this morning they said that they were concerned that they were perhaps preaching to the

right wing protesters egged on by president trump put pressure on state governments to ease coronavirus lockdown restrictions. but i'm mcleod this is al jazeera life from doha also coming up spain will extend its nationwide lockdown by 2 more weeks the number of deaths has crossed 20000. turkey now has a large number of recorded coronavirus cases in the middle east overtaking its neighbor iran. and warlord who leave after is under pressure in libya as forces loyal to the tripoli governments make advances. so the pressure is mounting on u.s. governors to ease looked on rules with protests encouraged by president trump held in multiple states for the 3rd day in a row hundreds of conservative americans ignored advice on social distancing to join rallies demanding an end to the lockdown donald trump says some states will begin easing restrictions in the coming days. texas and vermont will allow certain businesses to open on monday while still requiring appropriate social distancing precautions and i can tell you the governor of texas greg abbott a knows what he's doing he's a great governor

i was at one of those protests in michigan that got so much attention, it inspired the other protestsg into the week here. the one in michigan was organized by the michigan conservative coalition, a loose group of like-minded individuals who organized the tea party rallies more than a decade ago. that's what we're seeing here, if not the same people, in some cases it is, certainly the same mindset across the country. there is an organization of people who certainly are in favor of limited government and they're protesting this as an economic argument, saying these closed businesses are hurting their bottom line. jake, the bottom line actually, this is a political argument. this is an argument to bolster the president's call to reopen the economy. but the irony in all of this, these very protesters, some of whom are holding trump flags, are protesting the president's own guidelines. none of these states actually meet the qualifications that the white house laid out last week in terms of the three-phased approach. that's what's so odd here, these protesters are actually protesting the p

protest against weeping stay at home orders across the u.s. are putting more pressure on state governments to ease restaurant sions meant to combat the spread of the coronavirus that being spurred on by president donald trump who wants to get the economy back up and running addressing the media on saturday trump said they were positive signs the virus had passed its peak but experts are warning that moving too fast could prove disastrous from miami and he got a guy reports. after weeks of stay at home hundreds flocked to the reopened beaches in jacksonville florida the medical of this controversial move is essential activity even as a state it more than 27000 coronavirus cases it's what authorities call a pathway back to normal life. but another. parts of the us the scenes of very different across the country a small but growing protest movement is calling for restrictions to be eased from utah to wisconsin in both republican and democratic led states people are taking to the streets urging a return to normal life we are still a free country a

protesters, i protesters were also to things. i am with everybody.m with erybody. >> a twist, though. in denver, colorado, health workers at the front line of the fight against the coronavirus tried to stop the protesters who see themselves as the vanguard for individual liberty. four weeks of lockdown and tensions are building. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. laura: let's go to boston now, which the white house is watching very closely as cases in massachusetts surge. joining me now is a doctor from harvard medical school a emergency medical physician. thank you so much for joining us. wh is the situation there in boston with coronavirus cases right now? right now, we have seen a slight decrease in the number of new diagnoses. come down just a bit the last few days, but that does not mean our hospitals are feeling more and more pressure. threason for that is these cases, it is not like you get diagnosed and a couple days later you are fine.this virus ts come at days, 14 days before people become critically ill. every day that goes by, ano cer 1500,

, many came because they just wanted a protest. they were supporting president trump. they were supporting a a variety of issues. anti-vaccination, pro life, but also some business owners out there who say, look, the stringent restrictions are hurting businesses. so some of them are people coming because they are frustrated. everyone is frustrated by this. but this systemic organization we're seeing in capitals across the country is no doubt being organized by a loose connection of groups and is rem any sent of the tea party group from a decade. we will see them next week here. this is not something happening organically. the odd thing is they are protesting the president's own policy is. the white house's own guidelines. saying the three phases of opening up, none of these states are ready for this to be opened up. that's what is so odd. you see someone waving a trump banner as we saw in lansing, michigan. in fact, they are protesting the president's own policy. so it would take the president himself to shut this down. he hz no in

from iraq where the prime minister designate has resigned the 2nd to do so since anti-government protests began back in october i was there for you had until april 15th to form a new government but there was mounting opposition from some parties to his candidacy well let's go straight now to samantha fulton who is live for us in baghdad so mona talk us through what's prompted all of this. well. became the 2nd person to withdraw his candidacy for the prime minister post in just 6 weeks and of course this comes amid a month long leadership crisis in iraq today we have seen unfold since december really when caretaker prime minister other of the market was forced to resign and widespread government protests since then we have observed that the political establishment has struggled to come up with a candidate that is acceptable to all of the political factions and that also has support from the protesters who have been asking for a systematic change not a specifically he faced a lot of opposition from some of the uranium backed groups who saw him as being very close to the united states they t

one nurse was quoted as saying the protests felt like a slap in the face to medical workers protesters opted to keep their distance from one another in arizona where car circled the capitol building in phoenix to form a gridlock their criticism was aimed at the state's republican governor with signs that said let businesses and consumers decide what's essential not politicians hundreds of protesters took part in demonstrations across the state of nevada and many were seen holding signs in support of president trump residents accuse their democratic governor of fueling the current unemployment epidemic in the state. governor says he's responsible for the shutdown. their tourism based economy effectively shut it down. one. the veterans out of work it's unacceptable. now while trump took to twitter to express his support for what he called the liberation of michigan minnesota and virginia all states with democratic governors not all of the protests were in support of the president and his policies activist delivered fake body bags complete with death certificates displayed signature to sa

that is what they are protesting. they know the virus is serious, we all mourn for people who lost their lives and families impacted but we also understand basically, basic freedom, civil rights, the right to go to church and be able to work. william barr said that if you can go to the grocery store and maintain six feet social distance you can go to church, in your car, go to church on sunday and not be harassed by the governor for doing so. that is what he are protesting at that is part of the tradition of our great country and what makes us american. shannon: all kinds of goodies as they take to the streets and we watch those protests and as things change as they will in ohio very soon, to reopen the economy, great to have you. pressed by the white house press corps on crushing oil prices donald trump sees an opportunity. >> if we could buy it for nothing we will take everything we can get. the only thing i like better is when they pay you to take the oil. this is a good time to buy oil. >> he was asked about saudi

it's a safe way to protest. all right, and here's what some of those demonstrators are saying about why they're taking part in the protest at state capitals. >> freedom is what we want. freedom is what we demand. we're wrecking our economy for something that i feel isn't as dangerous that's put out there. >> i need my job! i need to work! i need money! >>> a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, though, suggests that these protesters may at this point represent just a small part of a very vocal minority. this poll found that 58% of americans say they are worried about the shelter in place restrictions being lifted too soon, while 32% say it's taken too long to lift them. >> let's get to our reporters on the ground. vaughn hillyard is near the arizona state capital in phoenix. maura barrett is at the pennsylvania state capitol in harrisburg. vaughn, start us off with what you see there and what's been going on these past few hours. >> reporter: yeah, the rally is starting here in just a few minutes here, brian

in normal times an employee tracking system would spark protest not. knowing all we're sure this is not a spying of course it is not a tool to spy on us it's only a device to increase the safety distance and to report close contacts not to spy on people from the us companies and countries around the world debate how and when to get the economy running safely again this is one factor that shows the future of commerce mere acquire compromise along the way. now here's a look at other stories making headlines around the world several beaches in australia is not just city sydney has been closed again after crowds ignored coronavirus restrictions local officials had reopened the beaches or exercise just a few days earlier while at the same time warning people to india to social distancing guidelines. a portuguese migrant center has been evacuated after the vast majority of the 175 residents tested positive for the new coronavirus authorities ordered mass testing of all residents of the facility after one of them was found to be carrying the virus. the world'

there were many protesters arrested when the protests were on the streets particularly last year many of them were young people how do you feel about the fact that it seems to have taken much longer for beijing to start targeting people like yourself who were at the head of those protests. well we're we always. insisted that we should fight for our constant what we see peaceful means or some only some of the given street is that they are seen as above particular 30 years and we've been fighting it in this way but probably took a creation in asking china to on their promises but not getting anywhere so i can sympathize with the young people they say look this thing doesn't work this week you cannot get democracy by piece who needs so let us use of force in the now somewhere you see balance but i'm could be should have been jorak you of all young people do not want to use violence in of course of violence be good start and say how can the moon how can we win this war has tried by using violence we don't even have a single gun. the only way forward is to use peaceful means taking the hig

protesters pushing back against stay-at-home orders. hoping to get back to work and restart the economy. >> the state economically is destroyed, we're going to ruin an awful lot of lives. >> inside the battle over shutdowns and social distancing. >>> plus, studying abroad in denmark. schools restarting class, salons resuming business. what lessons the u.s. can learn to get back on track. >>> and all smiles. 40 workers sacrificing 28 days from home, finally punching out after the fight of their lives. "nightline" will be right back. i'm original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute. better than you! wherever drama pops off pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat them anywhere, so don't resist! pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home! pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight as we battle the deadly coronavirus and face yet another week of

spurred on by president trump protesters keep the pressure on u.s. state governors to ease coronavirus lockdown restrictions. fully bacteria watching al-jazeera live from doha beaches in florida are reopened even as experts warn ending stay at home waters too soon could prove disastrous in trying to stop covert 19 also ahead in other news 15 prominent pro-democracy activists are released on bail in hong kong having been accused of organizing mass protest will have a knife records plus. the stars come out for health care workers around the globe. thank you very much for joining us protests against sweeping stay at home orders across the u.s. have putting more pressure on state governments to ease restrictions meant to combat the spread of the coronavirus they're being spurred on by president donald trump who wants to get the economy back up and running addressing the media on saturday trump said they were positive signs the virus had passed its peak but experts are warning that moving too fast could prove disastrous and you got to get reports from mia

has this protest movement transformed the disorder of mobile motorbike protest movement. you know but a lot of a lot of people from tripoli used motorbikes because it is a very impoverished city people cannot afford cars. and that's why so you know what we saw throughout the day and last night were people in the streets demonstrating gathering in the square as well as targeting and vandalizing that so this is you can clear the square now but the biggest question like i said what happens and then in the next few hours. if the economic crisis is not resolved the problem is the lebanese government was in session a short while ago they just finished their meeting we didn't hear any anything about an economic rescue plan this is what the government calls it a rescue plan on how to deal with the crisis nothing presented so far they did the tests touching. people's deposits and bonds to try to. so really the state but there was an uproar and people went against the odds so what is the government going to do it is close to bankruptcy. and people are only getting angrier and the 1

or one of the top stories here on to 0 protests as a back out on the streets of the u.s. talking their governors and demanding an end to the coronavirus shutdowns in several states some areas are rolling out plans to start lifting measures after pressure from president trump and his supporters that's despite the steady rise in deaths and infections around the country in the worst hit state of new york governor andrew cuomo warns he won't be reopening anything straightaway. we're not at a point where we're going to be reopening anything immediately but we are planning and in the planning phase yes different numbers would suggest a different strategy balanced by your poor people immobile. but not only are people mobile you could create a you know unintended consequences spain's coronavirus death toll has passed 20000 in reported another 565 deaths on saturday but now a number of deaths continue to rise at a slower pace and tests have also shown a low infection rate on his supporters sanchez says he lost parliament to extend the state of emergency until may the 9th people. i

thank you for putting us into perspective the number of protested.dy thought that this coronavirus would be over anytime soon, there is a stark warning from a top health official saying it warning about a second possible resurgence of this virus. yes. this is what immunologists have been saying throughout this. there will likely be a second wave of the coronavirus comes the autumn. back in the 1918 flu pandemic it was that second wave from 1918 into 1919 that killed the most number of people. that is what scientists are concerned about. what the head of the cdc was pointing out is that if we do get a second wave and the 0ttoman going into the winter it will coincide with the regular flu season. will coincide with the regular flu season. and that is why he is saying that he feels it could be even more dangerous the second time around and the second way because the complex of things. we are coming out of the flu season so hospitals are having to treat people with covid—19 as well as people with the regular flu. 0nce well as people with the regular flu.

too early suggesting that the protests represent a small minority. now we're tracking how the number of cases have grown in the bay area. so let's take a look at this graph will show us. how cases have progressed since march 16th. back then we had less than 300 cases today that number has climbed to more than 6500 that increase happening in the course of just over one month. and here in the bay area we now have nearly 200 s and more than 6,000 cases of coronavirus and we can see the breakdown of the counties right now on our screen santa clara county continues to be the hardest hit with more than 1900 cases and 83 deaths. alameda county has had 42 deaths with over 1100 cases, san mateo county has 28 tests and over 900 confirmed cases and you can find a complete list of cases by city on our website kron 4 dot com. medical experts are saying tonight that steps taken in california and specifically the bay area have done more than just flatten the curve but they warn that the success could be fleeting if people become complacent kron four's dan kerman is

on the anti lock down protests here in berlin thank you. pandemic is a lot to worry about when you're a kid but if that isn't enough to turn your world upside down spare a thought for a boy in australia actually named corona he used to love it until bullies started making fun of it but a new friend has helped him to bounce that the kids at school have been cruel to corona. who're. but corona reached out for help from the actor he knew as the voice of woody from toy story tom hanks and his wife rita wilson were quarantined in australia last month after testing positive for coated 19. this is my name is crow not a head on the knees. and you know why it has caught the crimes are a serious. and hanks sent corona a letter in return over them i don't think was an understatement. it was a static yes there is special because i always feel like i'm famous he said i'm a friend of and. thanks also gifted a corona type writer to his young fan. and now a ride back. a memory sure to last to infinity and beyond a climbing mount everest is one thing with b

for the protests are financed and supported by right wing organizations yet these protesters remain a minority according to polls 2 thirds of americans fear restrictions will be eased too soon like these nurses at a counter protest. laid out 1300 candles one for every coronavirus patient who died in a wisconsin hospital. so look now at the latest developments in the pandemic russia's virus was sponsored says the country now has 80000 cases british prime minister boris johnson is set to return to work on monday after recovering from cope with 19 he spent 3 days in intensive care and officials in the chinese city of where the virus originated say all corona patients have now gone home north korean media is not commenting on outside speculation about leader kim jong un's health reuters news agency says china has sent a delegation including senior doctors to advise on kim's condition rumors that he is seriously ill following a heart operation satellite images from a north korea monitoring side appear to show kim's private train at the resort town of one sun on the east coast for more on t

in normal times an employee tracking system would spark protest not. sure this is not a spying of course it is not a tool to spy on us it's only a device to increase the safety distance to report close contacts not to spy on people from the us companies and countries around the world debate how and when to get the economy running safely again this is one factor that shows the future of commerce may require compromise along the way. now for some other headlines from around the world brazil's justice minister said your model has resigned over what he called political interference by president job also narrow model took the step after both dismissed the head of brazil's federal police model is a former anti-corruption judge who was one of the most popular members of both an adult cabinet. a government official says suspected hutu militia men have killed at least 16 people in the democratic republic of congo the attack took place in the they don't got national park most of the victims were park rangers protecting a convoy of civilians. russian emergency se

amy: angela, can youou talk abot he hadmate protesters -- this massisive protest against inequality.the president cancels the cop and it ends up in madrid. can talk about how climate protesesters are adapting in ths time of covidid-19? >> everything is happening online. butonly climate protesters, oil strikers and other movements is s saying anothther way too ft is to stay home and take care of eachch otherer, strengthen thrhh online orgrganizing, and have memories of what has happened in chile in terms of the environment as well as human rights violations. we will not forget the people who have been murdedered. we won't forget how we have sacrificed those and, like even pollution in our cities are also making us more vulnerable to the covid crisis. so once we go back to the crisis in this health basically stops or we go out again, we will grow stronger. i think it is an important moment to reflect on a system that is not working and also to push forwardrd for what isis ne. juan: angela, i'm wondering ifif you could comment there has been this pozo by the chilean governrnment to poss

maryland capital city saw the second protest in today's monday. as for timing the house majority leader set the house want begin to approve funding bill until wednesday at the earliest. businesses would have to get their loan applications approved and could expect a check within 10 days of that. carolyn shively, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the shelter in place order has doctors going back to making house calls. it isn't safe for many at risk patients to step outside their door due to the high risk of developing complications of the catch the virus. now many doctors are going to their patient's homes where they can be checked in the safety and comfort of their own living rooms. one of those doctors is making house calls along with, along california's central coast. the doctor for santa maria says her list of at risk patients requesting housecalls is getting longer every day and she is planning to recruit other doctors to help meet the demand. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2 the nine, one of the first towns in the country to test all of its residents a

in normal times an employee tracking system would spark protest not. sure this is not a spying of course it is not a tool to spy on us it's only a device to increase the safety distance to report close contacts not to spy on people in the us companies and countries around the world debate how and when to get the economy running safely again this is one factor that shows the future of commerce may require compromise along the way. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world russian emergency services are battling wildfires in at least 3 regions of siberia no casualties have been reformed reported but the fires have destroyed dozens of buildings temperatures have been about 15 degrees celsius higher than usual last year wildfires in siberia burned huge swaths of land. several 1000 people have attended prayer services at the biggest mosque in indonesia province across ignored advice from the national government and health officials who have urged worshippers to pray at home to prevent the spread of the corona virus. and s

this is deja vu news wire from berlin lock down the loop hole protests may have been restricted during the pandemic but young climate activists here in berlin have found an alternative way of reminding people about the other emergency threatening life as we know it also coming up donald trump's medical musings trigger a backlash from health officials that the u.s. president promotes u.v. light and bleach as potential weapons against the virus doctors warn that trump indorsing unproven treatments could put lives at risk plus they work long hours with little pay to save lives during the pandemic but in sudan it's doctors and nurses themselves who are being blamed for the country struggling healthcare system . and it started with a bad but not a good way 30 years ago today the hubble space telescope was launched will look at what went wrong at what went right. i'm serious almost kind of good to have you with us political demonstrations are no longer possible in most countries because of the pandemic the climate action movement friday's for future has switched to protesting online but one

in hong kong police arrested 15 democracy campaign is in connection with last year's massive protests we'll hear from pro democratic opposition about what the crackdown means for the movement and. grace begins freeload can't read like a thing unaccompanied children from its under threat of microcaps to other european countries germany has already welcomed the group of nearly 50 manas begin a new life is. a method held welcome africa has officially recorded more than 1000 deaths from covert 19 but the united nations economic commission for africa predicts the pandemic will likely kill even in a best case scenario at least 300000 people on the continent and they in their estimation it could also push 13000000 into extreme poverty we begin our coverage in h. . this cairo rubbish dump is home to employ him saeed and his family. the dump also provides his income for euro's a day. from sorting trash stopping work because of the coronavirus is out of the question. fraid of corona but we hope that god will protect us we need every cent and we pray nothing happens to us we don't want to beg. b

of fermenting domestic rebellion and spreading lies after he signaled support for conservatives protesting against lockdown rules hundreds have joined rallies across the country demanding an end to the shutdown let's take a look at those tweets the president urged his supporters on twitter to neighbor rate 3 states a day after he said it's up to governors to decide just when and how to ease restrictions and gallagher has all the latest from miami. this is the president really playing politics because guess what all 3 of those states have democratic governors there are protests in other states like utah and also here in florida in orlando the president is clearly playing politics here when he was asked about it at his latest press conference he said look those people are being treated rough that's clearly not the case people in all of the states across the entire country are following the c.d.c. guidelines are supposed to social distance to prevent the spread of the coronavirus what you've got here is an ideological split between conservatives who want to see businesses reopen who think tha

protesters across several states have been calling for coronavirus restrictions to be lifted and they have the support of the u.s. president plus. the fear and confusion among asylum seekers living in germany already adapting to a life in a new country many are now having to deal with restrictive laws damage. i'm michael okwu thanks so much for joining us music fans around the globe have been enjoying a virtual mega concert celebrating health workers and others who are on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic the all star lineup included the likes of the rolling stones and multiple grammy winner billy idol all performing from home the event called one. world together at home was broadcast live on streaming services along with major t.v. networks worldwide. for more let's cross over to los angeles and speak with entertainment correspondent k.j. matthews k.j. lots of big stars everyone of course has your own favorite what do you think were the highlights or there were so many highlights you know i love seeing the former 1st ladies laura bush and michelle obama just pay homage to al

..to protest at the stay at home order. to protest at the closure of the us economy.government interference in their lives. and they don't seem much interested in maintaining social distancing. this person carries the placard, "give me liberty or give me covid—19." he may end up with both. now i think it's time for the government to allow us adults to make the decisions of what businesses they want to open. if they want to open, open up. we should open up yesterday. it never should have closed. it's a hoax. it's the facts of life. we live and we die. so to shut down the economy because of that is insane. fuel for these protests was provided in a series of tweets by the president, urging citizens to liberate their states from overzealous governors. the governors are aghast that, in the midst of coronavirus, they're now having to deal with protesters. this is not the time for protest. this is not the time for divisiveness. this is time for leadership that will stand up and and provide empathy, that will understand what's going on in this country of ours. please go ahead

nearly all of them show images of protest and conflict. by contrast the winning picture is free of violence. this image speaks to morsi important development in east africa knowledge and. voicing a sense of hope. the winners were selected before the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic the award ceremony in amsterdam has been canceled for health reasons. you're watching the news live from berlin you can always get the latest around the clock on the. dot com and you can follow us on twitter and instagram to news of a great day we'll see you soon. the tough. love. to go beyond. the stories that matter to the. country. whatever it takes. to go running nut. made for mines.

steven morrison is organizing a protest in wisconsin. are they protesting your very own guidelines? president trump: we have a flexibility. i don't know what steven said. buff he's a good economist. >> he said we need to be the rosa parks of government injustices. president trump: there is a lot of the injustice. when you look at virginia where they want to take your guns away and violate your second amendment. i'm getting along nicely with the governor of michigan. she says don't buy paint or roses. she has all these crazy things. i believe somebody sitting in their boat in a lake should be okay. they shouldn't arrest people of. some of them are being unreasonable. i believe that. but i think virginia is a great case. they are trying to take your guns away in virginia. if people in virginia aren't careful, that's what's going to happen to them. i can see where he's coming from. i think it's a strong statement. hopefully this will be over very soon for all of us. but some have gotten carried away. >> protesters are protesting your social distancing guidelines. president trump: i don

yeah, you have the right to protest. you have the right to protest. everyone does. fine, i'm sure i will be criticized for this. and guess what? you have the right to criticize me. but i don't want to hear from those people who are out there protesting with guns, right, and that is threatening -- a threatening look for people. you're protesting with guns. don't -- don't criticize people who are taking a knee for -- at a ball game, entertainment, saying i don't want people protesting at a ball game when people are who are peacefully protesting -- don't give me that when you're out there protesting with guns and saying, i want to get back to work, i want my liberty. well, then you should be out there standing up for people who are -- and i want to hear the same argument go out there and help people who are protesting against their government as well for the treatment of their government as well. >> you won't hear it. >> i don't want to hear that. i don't want to hear that. don't be a hypocrite. stand up for those people as well. >> but that is the fringe partisan poli

for the protests are financed and supported by right wing organizations yet these protestors remain a minority according to polls 2 thirds of americans fear restrictions will be eased too soon like these nurses at a counter protest who laid out 1300 candles one for every coronavirus patient who died in a wisconsin hospital. time for a look at the latest developments in the pandemic russia's virus response center says the country now is 80000 cases british prime minister johnson is set to return to work on monday after recovering from covert 19 he spent 3 days in intensive care and officials in the chinese city of where the virus originated all corona patients are now gone home. for quick look at some of the other stories making headlines today the north korean media is not commenting on outside speculation about leader kim jong un's health orders news agency says senior chinese doctors have been sent to pyongyang there are rumors that kim is seriously ill following a heart operation. more than a 1000 firefighters are still battling forest fire blazes in the radiation contaminated nobl

protesters in sudan's capital celebrate the removal of dictator i'm going to share . the months they dress their lives on the streets had not been in vain it was there and then that i met mohammad who made a photographer in the middle of the revolution. my pictures are for the coming generations the experience of the people in my photos should not be forgotten. it was a time of violence authorities often attacked the protestors. the government has to bring justice to the people that we are alive because of them on the everything that has happened is because they sacrificed their lives and those now considered murders by many are not forgotten but their families have not yet seen prosecutions . i asked prime minister hun duc about this issue back in february. that was the constitutional committee which is guiding this transition. that's a very clear. on the taking that was star bush investigation committee so let us not jump to conclusions. come duck heads a new government that was sworn in in august. after a transitional deal was struck between civilians in the milita

in hong kong police arrest 15 democracy campaigners in connection with last year's massive protests we'll hear from probably democratic opposition about what the crackdown means for their movement and. will make the civil defense volunteers i need to cheer up residence on the lockdown in spying for the spot of song and dance. anatomy how would welcome africa has officially recorded more than 1000 deaths from covert 19 but the united nations economic commission for africa predicts the pandemic will likely kill even in a best case scenario at least 300000 people on the continent and it could also push 30000000 into extreme poverty africa's 54 countries have so far reported a small fraction of the world's coronavirus cases but health officials. that's because of limited testing capability they warn that in the next 6 months africa could see as many as $10000000.00 infections and the global economic group says well over $100000000000.00 is needed to assist the continent. joining me now is number executive director at african monitor in johannesburg nama thanks for your time the number of infe

under economic distress, protesters call for businesses and government to reopen likening the lockdown to an infringement on constitutional liberties. >> they've got cabin fever, they want to get back, they want their life back. their life was taken away from them. >> the backlash is catching overseas and in brazil, populace president railing against a state and local restrictions in this country alongside protesters calling for military takeovers. the delegation went to mar-a-lago and march and to coronavirus stoppers and wants out full economic reopening. >> everyone from brazil must be a patriot and believe and do their part so that we can put brazil and the place where it belongs. >> similar scenes in russia. >> we will have to use force. >>> israel, india, kenya and the saturday it's reported that as many as people were killed in police crackdowns on curfew violations as have died from the virus. u.s., the have warnings of not to lift the measures too soon but reflect inpatients from even president trump's own guidelines to reopening the economy which states that states should not

the bitterness felt by the protestant majority. being compounded by the feeling that their own politicians have let them down because they tended to be tribal leaders rather than statesmen above the their own communities and they defended their own communities interests as opposed to looking at the broader needs of the wider community is. the difficulty and those with and from your list areas or staunchly republican areas. they feel a sense of betrayal because their politicians said that they would never share with republicans for example. and all of a sudden in a very short period of time. and they were sitting side by side laughing and smiling. more politics. a lot of our news here that is a step backwards. even today politicians in the new northern ireland assembly still look asian we seem locked into their old mindsets. with republican ministers the ministry will swing the solutions to british prime fortunes so ideologically i think republicans know what they're actually going to start war and what they have to do is not come t

protestant unionists. broadly speaking the nationalist more so called republicans northern ireland to be unified with the republic of ireland while the unionists wanted to remain part of the united kingdom along with england wales and scotland. i think this conflict was possible but here to. offer people who thought of my community and i think of taking the problems to the theatre and you can achieve nothing ever said by people civil rights and human rights people are dying marched on the streets i'm a bit in off the streets and then the british army come in. they're catholics and isis here actually had no basic human rights the had no full rights the had all those raids taken away from us. but in 1998 all the political parties signed up to the good friday agreement breaking 3 decades of deadlock it established a power sharing assembly and paved the way for the withdrawal of british troops on the disbanding of our a military group. after many false starts the assembly assumed its full power in may 2007 the

riots soon followed resulting in protesters setting off fireworks and then police using tear gas and this latest incident comes as residents abiding by lock downs during a pandemic are growing restless. and the trump administration is installing surveillance cameras at the us mexico border in response to cope at 19 even though the number of people crossing illegally has dropped reports reveal 60 cameras and $540.00 additional troops were sent to the border this month c.b. pace says the cameras are manned by the military and will be removed after the pandemic has ended. and the world could soon face shortages of biblical proportion within the next few months that dire warning coming from the united nations food agency who point to covert 19 as the major part in the global problem here's artie's alex the highly bitch with a closer look at the impact being felt in north america it was not the news that world leaders wanted to hear it's the same town well where did was go tonight the addressing the u.n. security council the executive director of the world food program david beasley made

so for now none is sticking to russia's strict laws by protesting for justice on her own. in the euro and the us are putting together a trade agreement if successful it will secure american farmers access to india's dairy and poultry market. but many small farmers in india fear for their livelihoods. this is how the begin says he's to pick a lot of millions of small daily produces across india his family doesn't own a farm the cattle to catherine in the backyard it's hard work there's never. he makes about $60000.00 rupees selling his milk that's around $775.00 euros a month but buying food and medicine blows a big hole in his income the knishes also saddled with debt load c took out to cover his mounting costs when all that's factored out his income drops to just $10000.00 rupees a month around $130.00 euros. is exactly the kind of dairy farmer could be impacted if india and the us agree and create the that gives american dairy producers easier access to the market here. india has long protected its farmers by disputing cheap dairy imports an extensive network of operativ