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claims he then went into heart surgery at the family hospital of the kim's, that's the north of pyongyang, and is recovering in a nearby villa. since then, he has been missing in action, that adds to the possibility here, including the celebration of the birthday of his grandfather, north korea's founder. and that time it was thought maybe he had cobit, but now, new reports say he is in grave danger since the operation. here's what national security advisor robert o'brien had to say earlier today. >> so we're watching a reports closely. we will have to see, as everyone here knows, the north koreans are parsimonious with the information that they put out about many things, especially when it comes to leaders, so we will keep a close eye on it. >> bill, obviously the health of this young leader is crucial interest on top of a mountain of nuclear weapons, and in difficult talks with the trump administration, interestingly enough, south korean government officials are trying to tamp this down, they're only saying he's outside of pyongyang, but we talked to key contact for fox news in the regi

though pyongyang hasn't admitted it has any cases, people in the capital have been seen wearing masks. and weeks ago, officials around him during a missile launch were also wearing them. president trump pouring cold water on the speculation last week. >> i just have to say to kim jong-un, i wish him, you know, good luck, good luck. >> reporter: now, a south korean official telling abc news they believe the north's supreme leader is "residing outside of pyongyang with aides in a normal state." a special adviser to the south korean president also insisting kim jong-un is "alive and well." tom, the state newspaper issuing a statement, saying that kim had been thanking workers, but there were no dates and no photos. nothing until kim appears again in public and doubts about his health and the well-being of the nation are going to persist. tom? >> we will monitor any developments from that region. all right, ian, thank you. >>> next tonight, we're tracking severe weather, let's get right to rob marciano. rob, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, tom. we've got a cold, windy and march-l

he recently missed holiday celebrations in pyongyang. now to president donald trump, issuing an executive order temporarily suspending immigration. late monday night, the president tweeting the move is needed to contain coronavirus. he also says it will protect american jobs. no word on how the suspension will last or who it will affect. and now to oil come as francine and tom were mentioning. it rebounded after a record-setting day. the price of new york crude sinking below $40 a barrel. those who take delivery of oil in the near future may not have a place to store it. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in i'm than 120 countries, viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. francine? tom? tom: viviana, thanks so much. let's look at equities, bonds, and as i said yesterday, oil, oil, oil. crawlings intermediate back near zero, still a negative statistic moments ago. as francine mentioned, the june contract below 20, plummeting to a recent low of 18.4. emphasize awa

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 noble exclusion zone in northern ukraine the wildfires have been raging for the past 3 weeks causing extensive damage to buildings. after 3 weeks of total lockdown dubai has lifted some of it corrects coronavirus restrictions public transport is running again and selected shops are open some measures remain in place though including an overnight curfew. hundreds of venezuelan migrants including elderly people and pregnant women have been stuck at the colombian venezuelan border unable to return home as the venezuelan government closed the busy border crossing near the colombian town of kuta. salvadoran president has ordered a 24 hour lockdown of prisons holding gang members and leaders have been sent into solitary confinement after a sudden spike in killings. let's turn to lebanon now where the virus is only adding to

from the north korean border what else are you hearing while this despite the proximity here to pyongyang into north korea really we're not hearing that much that the south korean government is maintaining that there is nothing wrong with kim jong un there haven't been any signals or or it changes in movements with north korea and we also have to remember that north korea is really a closed media environment all media north korea's state media and any foreign journalists that do have offices in north korea are tightly controlled in terms of what they can report lots of rumors flying around lots of uncertainty that what does it mean for the stability in the region. well we have to remember north korea is you know has a nuclear weapons program it's under you know sanctions from the united nations so there is an antagonistic relationship with the international community there and also concerns about potential instability in north korea without a firm sort of successor perhaps in place there and remember north korea is a buffer state between south korea which has 30000 u.s. troops here and ch

about leader kim jong un's house reuters news agency says senior chinese doctors have been sent to pyongyang on rumors that kim is seriously ill following a hostile peroration. more than a 1000 firefighters are still battling forest blazes in the radiation contaminated chernobyl exclusion zone in northern new crane the wildfire has been raging for the past 3 weeks they're causing extensive damage to buildings. in israel thousands of people observing physical distancing rules have protested over a coalition deal that leaves prime minister benjamin netanyahu in power he's set to go on trial on corruption charges next month's your dream and 16 months political deadlock in israel. the corona virus outbreak in the united states is fast approaching a $1000000.00 confirmed cases death toll that has now surpassed $50000.00 that's around a quarter of the global corona death toll so far despite these grim milestone suppression is growing in some states to ease restrictions the governor of georgia has rejected warnings from infectious disease experts and is allowing many businesses to reopen including

he missed a recent holiday celebration in pyongyang.lobal news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you for that. much appreciated. the coronavirus pandemic making it impossible for companies to forecast their performance for the rest of the year, and that includes coca-cola, warning that the effect on the second quarter will be material. joining us on the phone is coca-cola's cfo, john murphy. thanks for joining. congratulations on the quarter. a really difficult quarter to get through. i want to ask you, i am sure you have stress tested your balance sheet for the worst case scenario. what does that look like, the worst case scenario for coca-cola, given that 40% of your sales are out of restaurants and so forth? year and aarted the strong position, both operationally and with our balance sheet. we've taken decisive steps in the month of march to strengthen our liquidity position in the even

leader kim jong il insta health reuters 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 blazes in the radiation contaminated turned noble explosion zone in northern new crane the wildfires have been raging for the past 3 weeks causing extensive damage to buildings. after 3 weeks of total lockdown dubai has lifted some of its coronavirus restrictions public transport is running again and selected shops are open some measures remain in place including an overnight curfew. the corona virus outbreak in the united states is fast approaching a 1000000 confirmed cases the death toll there has now surpassed 50000 around a quarter of the global coronavirus death toll despite these grim milestones pressure is growing in some states to ease restrictions the governor of georgia has rejected warnings from infectious disease experts he's allowing many businesses to reopen including some social distancing is almost impossible to enforce. on the day the coronav

last month south korea president said he wanted to see cooperation with pyongyang on counter measures to the coronavirus. a japanese chemical firm says it will resume production of an organinic compound used. to make the flu drug studied as a possible treatment for coronavirus symptoms. tokyo based says it resume makiheompound nt mont it was supplheaterial to the e developer. the only manufacturer of compound in japan. it's suspended out put three years ago. the decision to resume production comes at the request of the japanese government. the government wants the material to be produced in japan to build a free domestic supply chain. now conducting clinical trial with as it seeks approval for the drug to be used to treat coronavirus patients. government officials say they are trying to secure space in hotels for hospitalized coronavirus patients whose symptoms are mild. doctors will be at the facility to monitor the individuals. they add that patients who symptoms become worse will be sent back to hospitals. authorities say the measure is aimed at setting aside hospital beds for peop

in 2011 al-jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged life of the country's elites rewinds north korea cinema of trains and al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan and a quick reminder of the top stories as there are millions across china stood in silence to honor more than 3000 people who've died from coronavirus lots of the country came to a stop just hours ago. from beijing to hundreds of other towns and cities sirens sounded to mount so-called modern day china claims to have curb the spread of the virus but some restrictions have again been tightened to prevent a 2nd wave of infections about 2000.

that has to come from pyongyang. >> let us know if you hear anything. will ripley, thank you. paula hancocks, over to you. the reaction in south korea as will said is pretty self-explanatory. tell us what they're saying. >> reporter: robyn, at this point south korean officials are saying things very differently telling jim sciutto. they say there is no unusual activity. they tell cnn that they believe kim jong-un is not in pyongyang. he's elsewhere in the country. it's quite unusual to give journalists that level of detail that they believe at this point. they say no unusual signs are being detected. they are playing this down at this point. many experts that i've been speaking to as well to wonder whether or not his health is in such a serious prediction amount, but they all point to the fact that it was unusual that on april 15th, one of the most important days in the north korean calendar, the birthdate of the founder of the country, kim jong-un's grandfather, that he was not publicly seen or mentioned. just the day before -- something that he would ordinarily be at. it's q

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confirming reports of deaths among soldiers, prison inmates, and those from pyongyang all despite thesing off borders and watching tough measures aimed at saving lives. perhaps, saving the kim jong un regime. >> acting as if it's survival is threatened by that. >> moves impacting the north's weak economy and frontal society can further destabilize the nuclear arm rogue nation. as for kim jong un, reported to have a heart operation and possibly a bad recovery, president trump thinks he's all right. >> as a good relationship with kim jong un and i hope he's okay. >> others say that kim was in control bleeding them to think that the latest two week absence might not have anything to do with the operation. >> chairman can might be sheltering in pyongyang and the third time that he's gone missing during the pandemic. bret. >> bret: thank you. president trump does the response in military terms and 1092, what an actual war veteran says about how this compares to the real thing. here's correspondent come out lauren green. >> i'm observing what i think is a second wave of this virus. the wave

they said if kim was gravely ill, he would have been transferred immediately to pyongyang. they say kim is expected to make a public appearance soon. >>> as coronavirus infections have spread in u.s. nursing home readmitting recovering residents has reemerged as a contentious issue. clusters have occurred at many nursing homes as tallied by a private donation showing that more than 10,000 home care residents died as of last thursday. the state of newew york is urgi care homes to readmit their residents after ththey are released from hospital to free up beds for more serious cases. authorities in california and new jersey are issuing similar instructions. but home operators are resisting the call sayining it could s sp infections to more residents. experts say nursing homes are often short of p protective gea suchch as face masks and have smaller staffs compared to hospitals. new york governor andrew cuomo has repeated his call for care homes to comply with state policy. he says nursing homes are obliged to deal with the issue responsibly, the same as medical institutions. >

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while sources tell reuters beijing sent doctors and diplomats to pyongyang.but he sees nothing unusual in the north. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm corinna mitchell. this is bloomberg. yvonne? yvonne: the bank of japan kicks off a big week of central bank meetings, or policymakers are expected to take more steps to contain the financial and economic damage caused by coronavirus. our policy editor kathleen hays is here with what we might see. what a boj move toward unlimited bond buying, is that going to be the bazooka that investors are looking for? kathleen: well, that is the question. i don't think the answer is a resounding yes, but let me set this isbecause this is the boj fed, bce, last week seeing their sources were telling them the boj is going to double for bond purchases and pledged to do unlimited bond buying. who wereof economists surveyed by our eco-team in tokyo says they do expect to see these more aggressive moves to backup pri

pyongyang maintains it has no confirmed cases. >>> the head of the international olympic committee sayshe delay of the tokyo games is likely to cost his organization several hundred million dollars. thomas bach told the german newspaper "welt" that the exact cost of the postponement is impossible to know right now, but he said the ioc and japan' prime minister have agreed each will continue to cover the costs they would have done under the agreement for 2020. bachs also told "welt" his japanese partners and the prime minister made it clear a delay until 2022 would be impossible. he said that's because of the need to secure access to the olympic village as well as the sports venues and because thousands of people will have to keep working for the event. the olympics are now set to open on july 23rd next year. >>> the taliban say they have released the first group of afghan prisoners as p part of peace deal signed with the united states in february. under the deal, the taliban are required to free up to 1,000 pro-government captives in exchange for the release by the government of as many

in 2011 al-jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged lives of the country's elites rewinds north korea cinema of tweens and al-jazeera. russia has jeopardized the united states security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking in hock to the picture from the inside. i think russia's foreign policy is too soft to you most russian goals are your truth not peace a more diffuse full russia all knowledge is either. i. think this is. a low income that al this is the news on live from coming up in the next 60 minutes british prime minister virus johnson remains in intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worse in. japan declares a state of emergency in the capital and to other regions to tackle the outbreak. as iran looks to relax its lockdown measures their affairs they are break there may be far worse.

diplomatic sources say some countries voiced their opposition to pyongyang's actions, but china and russia reiterated their call for easing sanctions against the north. sources say china's representative expressed displeasure about the launches and called on the north to refrain from provocative actions amid the coronavirus outbreak. north korea launched projectiles four times last month. there are no council discussions on strengthening sanctions. >>> japan is falling behind south korea as an attractive destination for foreign workers. according to a new report from the japan international cooperation agency, the report comes as the country is facing labor shortages due to an aging workforce. japan, south korea and taiwan with competing to secure workers from southeast asian countries. the agency also says touj e. south korea is gaining in popularity due to the efforts to improve working conditions and systems. public organizations are taking the lead in accepting foreign workers and requiring some companies to pay higher wages. the report was released one year after japan set up a new ty

south what do we know and what is here, howa as you say good is the intelligence because hugely e pyongyangetive. robert: yeah, that's right and writing in the last hour or so on twitter, i patience, we just don't know. rumors one to overread out of north korea. i would encourage everybody to calm down. only experience is that the south koreans tend to know this stuff better than we do. they spend an enormous amount of time on north korea and they have been pretty quiet. talking how the americans are talking about waiting.re all maybe something will drop in the next couple hours or something like that. it just like one unconfirmed report that is around, i would counsel caution. it would have considerable ramifications, would it not? robert: yeah, if it's true, it's possible it is. pretty -un's health is poor, right. all you have to do is look at im to know he is grossly overweight. he has a terrible diet as far as he knows. he drinks a great deal which is that his father and grandfather did and the party ifestyle of the kim elite is well known. he is a heavy smoker. it doesn't look like he

hugee levelels of participatn from the community you see president moon jae-in's policies towards pyongyang is too soft. however saw the political tide e turned in his favor. is rooting democratic party won by a landslide with a hundred and eighty six in the three hundred seat national assembly. for the ballot widely being seen as a referendum on his handling of the corona virus pandedemic. off north stae media took a dim view. the label tay as human scum accusing him of embezzling funds raping a minor. and. spying for the south the money. finally we end policy on a more home warming story to have come out to this crippling pandemic a ninety nine year old british war veteran has managed to raise a almost fifteen millionon euros. to help the uk's national health service after completing one hundred laps of his garden with the help of his trusty walking frame. thousands of people havave to natives to tell moree schools to bobolster the finances of the nhs. the veteran has told local media that that he's fought so many battles during his life and his sidede h has always won and it's going to w

south claims pyongyang 5 both cruise missiles and ground rockets launched comes just days after north korean state media showed leader kim yong on visiting an airbase. one place the world is looking to for guidance and planning an exit strategy from the lock down as china it was the 1st country to experience the coronavirus and it's the 1st to begin the slow return to normality but a recent increase in infections along china's remote northern border with russia is causing concern. china has all but declared a victory in its war on covert 19 year. but now fears are growing that a 2nd front is opening here in the province of a long jang the country's north eastern border with russia. the government has rushed help to the area they're setting up a field hospital a mobile testing labs and they want to counter the threat from china's northern neighbor russia which has become the biggest source of imported cases the chinese nationals based there tried to return home in beijing a spokesman confirmed that all but 3 new infections on monday came from overseas. gershon to ship on monday or the

in 2011 al-jazeera gains rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged life of the country's elites rewinds north korea cinema of trains and al-jazeera. the 1st of the for. the 1st. it's a matter of life and death president trump urges americans to follow the rules after warnings of hundreds of thousands of people could die. along the roman you're watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes a u.s. navy captain says the virus is spreading uncontrollably on a ship but his calls for help going on answered. my spraying of disinfectant is taking place in several country.

in 2011 al jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged lives of the country's elites rewinds north korea cinema of train and i'll just 0. 0. 0 i'm richelle carey this is the news hour live from doha with the latest on the coronavirus pandemic of the u.k. government's announced another 621 deaths and warns of tougher measures to keep people indoors a sunny weather draws them alps. back to work for sol iran's president announces low risk occupations will resume despite fears of a 2nd wave of infections also. if it were me i might do it anyway i may take it ok i may take it on the us president continues to tout a medication that is not proven to treat coronavirus and poses potentially dangerous side effects. and will explore the idea of immunity passports for people who for coverage even though questions do remain about resistance. and sport bright reseize want to basketball's highest honors a former n.b.a. superstar who died in a he

military says north korea house launched several missiles into the sea of japan the south claims pyongyang 5 cruise missiles and air to ground rockets launched comes just days after north korean state media showed leader kim jong un visiting an embrace. now an investigation by d.w. reporters in 2016 has helped italian prosecutors convict 4 human traffickers for smuggling nigerian women to florence to serve a sex slaves the defendants 3 men and a woman receive prison sentences of up to 16 years italian or charges are in the case based in part on work done by d.w. which learned of the trafficking ring in nigeria and follow the trail to the city writes groups of praise the convictions as a rare success in the fight against sexual exploitation. well under increases one of the d.w.p. reporters who uncovered that trafficking ring when he was reporting from west africa is now based in cape town in south africa welcome address so tell us about the report you co-produced back in 2060 well back then troll the number of migrants from western africa to europe was on the rise so we produced a 5 part se

military says that north korea house loan several missiles into the sea of japan at the south claims pyongyang fired cruise missiles and air to ground rockets the launch comes just days after north korean state media showed leader kim jong un visiting and brace a base. french president emanuel macro says france will have to endure another 4 weeks of lockdown so progress had been made he said the battle against a pandemic was far from over the country has been knocked down since the middle of knowledge. while the french everybody under tight restrictions for the moment germans are eagerly awaiting to hear what the chancellor has to say about a potentially scaling back of the lockdown here kind of restrictions are due to expire on sunday and there are growing calls for the country to gradually be reopened. germany has a grave decision to make keep restrictions in place like france or like austria start the country down the path towards normal life the consequences could be enormous either way easing restrictions could put people's physical health at risk but there are also risks to keeping them

in 2011 al jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged lives of the country's elites rewinds north korea cinema of tweens and al-jazeera. when you see big groups of people walking through your they're all individuals with children the lawyers you have to deal with them and to treat them with some dignity and respect. this will be probably the toughest week between this week and next week and they'll be a lot of death unfortunately. the u.s. president warns of america's toughest week the battle against coronavirus. sami's a than this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up back to work for some iran's president announces low risk activities will resume despite fears of a 2nd wave.

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pyongyang fired multiple cruise missiles off of the coast.jae-in was elected in 2017 enlarged to improve ties with the north. it is interesting to see that north korea was again trying to influence the election results. not quite sure, but they have done this in the past by setting off missiles ahead of parliamentary elections. >> thank you. later. have more from imfwill hear chief for korea later today. this is bloomberg. ♪ australia is set for a data point arriving. want to bring you and paul allen who joins us with a preview of what to expect. is it expected to show us about the impact of the nationwide or partial lockdown? a 5.4%s pointing to unemployment rate, an uptick of 5.1%. it does look a tad on the conservative side and treasuries saying unemployment rising to 10%, so it is a question of how quickly these numbers estimate. certainly, other indicators ahead of this, hospitality and tourism for example. fromd a bit of a read consumer confidence figures dropping as well. keepovernment is going to .ayment support programs programan exp

korea's military says north korea has launched several missiles into the sea of japan the south claims pyongyang fired both cruise missiles and it to ground rockets the launch comes just days off the north korean state media showed me to kim jong un visiting an airbase. in fact government says its forces have captured 2 coastal cities from rival militia backing the opposition warlord to the conflict has intensified in recent weeks despite growing international pressure to halt the fighting. israel's president has granted prime minister binyamin netanyahu and his rival any guns more time to form a new governments they now have 2 more days in which to overcome their differences in coalition totals and guns have campaigned against each other in 3 inconclusive elections in the past year. and amazon is hiring an extra $75000.00 workers in the new ways to cope with a surge in online orders the lockdown is seeing a boom in each shopping as most regular stalls remain closed amazon has already filed $100000.00 new jobs in the last month. meanwhile spain is partially loosening its walk down allowing some

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in 2011 al jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged lives of the country's elites rewinds north korea cinema of tweens and al-jazeera. how much is the coronavirus on the stock market can also affect the race to the white house will it be true but it sounded to secure the democratic nomination i believe we can be down draw follow all the developments in the u.s. election campaign on al jazeera. we want to finish this war we have to get back to work and u.s. president then brings in the military as many states struggle with a lack of medical equipment to combat the coronavirus and. hello from doha everyone i'm come all santa maria and this is the day this is the world news from al-jazeera there's a glimmer of hope from italy as the number of patients in intensive care holds for the 1st time but the u.n. is warning why it's.

pyongyang has already closed its border with china and further restricted the movement of people andrea has not admitted to any cases of the virus. in india fake videos are being shared alleging that the muslim community are responsible for the spread of the virus. this is after thousands of cases were traced back toa thousands of cases were traced back to a muslim congregation in delhi. our reporter reports on the threats of attacks and economic boycott that the muslim community is now facing in india. this piece contains language that you may find offensive and distressing. they accused him of spreading the coronavirus. this is not an isolated case. he tested negative for covid—19 but took his life after facing hostility from villagers. his family told us, he killed himself because of the stigma. translation: people were accusing him of spreading coronavirus. it could not take it any more and went into depression. it weighed so heavily on his heart that he had no choice but to take this extreme step. this targeting of the muslim community began after thousands of suspected cases of

whole thing one thing we should point out about the video which looks straight out of beijing or pyongyang i mean there were white house officials who were working on that video this afternoon so that video campaign style video propaganda video whatever you want to call it was paid for with your tax dollars and we'll have more on this coming up in just a few minutes now every once in a while i'm amazed i see real journalism on t.v. while watching the news real journalism and here is some of it from c.b.s. this morning looking back do you wish you had close things down sooner if you have regrets and would that have lowered the death toll. yeah i think it's the exact opposite factually i don't think you'll find another state that moved faster than new york but the question is not whether you move swiftly just in your mind i know this is heavy this weighs heavily on your conscience do you wish and retrospect with hindsight being 2020 that you had close things down sooner former c.d.c. director tom frieden said 80 percent reduction in face allergies if the closure it comes just a week or 2 ear

in 2011 al-jazeera again where access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged life of the country's elites rewinds north korea cinema of tweens analogy 0. but mine are all the headlines here on out just syria u.s. president donald trump warns there will be more death over the next week as confirmed cases in the u.s. top 300 thousands in amber people killed by the coronavirus in the u.k. has increased more than $4300.00 including a 5 year old child. and concern grows of a 2nd wave of cases in iran as the number of deaths increases by more than a 150 in 24 hours. at the u.n. has again raised concerns about latin america's risk of becoming another pandemic hotspots it says coronaviruses a significant threat to millions of people living in extreme poverty over 90 was slow to hit the region but the number of infections jump shot in march brazil has recorded the highest number of cases more than 10000 people tested positive for the disease at least 431 deaths

in 2011 al jazeera gained rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged lives of the country's elites rewind north korea cinema of tweens and al-jazeera. to move through to. come back here watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines u.s. president all trump is warning americans to prepare for the toughest week yet of the coronavirus pandemic he says there will be more deaths in the coming days with cases now passing 310000. iran's president has announced low risk economic activities can resume from saturday just real facilities have been reopened 2 thirds of government sector workers will head back to the office. the u.k. is reported its highest single day death toll 708 people elsewhere in europe the resigns the outbreak may have passed its peak infection rates in italy and spain all slowing. china has released a prominent human rights lawyer from jail one qualm jang was serving 4 and a half years after being convicted of subversion of state

pyongyang has already closed its border with china and further restricted the movement of people andnot admitted to any cases of the virus. the french government has called for an army of workers to help in the field in the weeks ahead to meet labour shortages caused by the coronavirus. around a third of a million season farm workers come to france every year, mainly from eastern and southern europe and north africa. but because of travel restrictions, there are fears make many crops may go unpicked. for farmers, forfarmers, life goes on, crops cannot wait to be sown or planted or picked, the nation still has to be fed. the question is, in the time of coronavirus, who is going to do all that work. some growers have seen business boom. this organic nursery has suddenly found scores of new customers who want to produce delivered to their doors during the quarantine. more staff are needed badly. translation: we have the good fortune to have a website and as a result our online sales have shot up. demand is 4096 more than usual and that means a lot of extra work on the sale side, which m

in 2011 i'll just to reggae and rare access to the pyongyang film academy and some of north korea's brightest young stars. what did it take to serve a national propaganda machine. a compelling portrait of the privileged life of the country's elite rewinds north korean cinema of chremes on al-jazeera. the latest headlines on the coronavirus pandemic this hour and britain's prime minister boris johnson has been admitted to hospital 10 days after he was diagnosed with corona virus his office says it's a precautionary measure because prime minister johnson has persistent symptoms earlier versions queen elizabeth made a rare address to the nation on television the 93 year old monarch of each able to remain united and resoluteness and u.s. president donald trump has expressed some optimism that cases in certain hotspots have been court leveling off this is after new york state reported a slight drop in the number of virus linked deaths however the u.s. surgeon general was warned americans to prepare for the hardest and saddest week. in australia a criminal investigation has been launched into how h

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recent6 and missed holiday celebrations in pyongyang. issue anump plans to executive order suspending immigration. he tweeted the move is needed to contain the coronavirus and will protect american jobs. word on how- no long the suspension will last and who it will affect. oil is rebounding after a record-setting day, crude sinking to -$40 a barrel. there is fear the those who take delivery of oil in the future may not have a place to store it. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @quicktake on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. tom: thanks so much. equities, bonds, currencies, commodities, we could do a one day data check -- one hour data check. the dow at 23,171. in the oil moves, i will let francine do that yields have broken down, the two year yield decisively under 2% and the 10 year yield comes in two basis points, .58%. francine: there is no other way isput it, the oil rout continuing. treasuries edging higher. the june contract plungin

launched from one province into the sea of japan is the latest in a series of tests conducted by pyongyang in recent weeks a large forest fire in northern new crane has reached within 2 kilometers of the ruined chernobyl nuclear plant and emergency officials says the situation is under control though and there's no risk of the reactor or storage facilities being damaged the fire has been burning for 10 days the democratic republic of congo is recorded a 3rd new abode a case a 7 year old girl started showing symptoms after visiting the same health care center treating her previous 2 cases in the eastern city of benny the epidemic has killed more than 2000 congolese in the past 20 months this time of year greece is building towards its peak tourist season but with the pandemic keeping everyone at home all of the biggest attractions are deserted and as john psaropoulos explains it's dashing hopes that years of recession finally ending. in front of parliament is the beating heart of athens now a picture of emptiness even more extreme than that scene when the nazis rolled into town 8 decades ag

launched from one province into the sea of japan it's the latest in a series of tests conducted by pyongyang in recent weeks u.s. senator bernie sanders has endorsed former rival joe biden for president during a joint live stream the backing comes less than a week after sanders dropped out of the race he hopes the move will unite the democratic party head of the presidential election in november. today i am asking all americans i'm asking every democrat american every in the pendent i'm asking a lot of republicans to come together in this campaign to support your candidacy of course to make certain that we defeat somebody who i believe and i'm speaking just for myself now is the most dangerous president in the modern history of this country. greece usually prepares for its peak tourist season at this time of the year but the pandemic is leaving the biggest attractions deserted. reports that stashed hopes that years of recession could be ending. scene the most square in front of parliament is the beating heart of athens now a picture of emptiness even more extreme than that scene when the naz