german leaders are joining survivors relatives and supporters for a memorial in the western town of qana out a far right gunman shot 10 people dead there last month sending shock waves through the country's minority community.

but the lockdown is having the attack in qana me at the heart of us are among the most affected churches and charities are overloaded with people looking for basic supplies. well earlier we spoke to journalists ima go up to who is in a run following events there we asked her how authorities have been explaining these record numbers of fatalities shocking figures really but earlier on friday you had representatives from italy's national health institute essentially saying it cautiously optimistic despite these immense big is because they say that of contagion is flattening any it's has been just slow ever so slightly since march 20th and so you even had the governor of the lumba the region saying that their region needs start to see a decline in infections in the next few days the lobby for a recall is the hardest really hit region in the north of italy so we're nowhere near the peak in terms of number of it for actions and we're not in a declining phase i do here in italy but there is a sign that days are diminishing in terms of the number of infections and still containment there alread

terror attack political leaders join survivors and their families for memorial in the western town of qana where last month a far right gunman shot 10 people dead. last combat ingle coronavirus very few cases have been confirmed in african countries so what is the risk of a massive outbreak on the continent and it would all countries be equipped to deal with a pandemic. until the a logical welcome to the program more than 12000 migrants are now believed to be waiting on the turkish side of the border with greece greek police have used tear gas to push back migrants trying to cross the european union is standing behind greece mindful of the political fallout created back in 2015 after more than a 1000000 refugees were allowed to enter germany 2 important things have not changed in the last 5 years the war in syria is still on and most refugees at europe's gates come from their. shots and tear gas at the greek turkish border tensions are rising here as a new chapter in the migrant crisis unfolds turkey accused greece of killing a migrant and will need no others on wednesday pathans says the

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and qana in brittany but now europe has another neolithic landmark in lake constance dubbed the swiss stonehenge. the scientists want to know what purpose the stone pile cept maybe the people in the neolithic age built them to celebrate the summer and winter solstice the piles are lined along the sun's. bonfires on the piles as possible ritual. it's just one of the many riddles yet to be uncovered about the find in the lake. another remarkable find is this neanderthal skeleton that archaeologists recently excavated in the shanidar cave in northern iraq. it is around 70000 years old the position it was found in suggests that it was buried with care. the left hand bend towards the head the right arm lies at an angle on the chest the head is bedded on a stone. it's the best preserved discovery of its kind in a quarter of a century the researchers hope it will tell them more about the burial rituals and the society of our neanderthal cousins. we'll see you on facebook what you think archaeologists might discover about 5000 years from now. when indonesia reckons they'll find devices they t

when the anniversary of the great march of return we investigate what some focus to be coronavirus qana jin gaza coming up on the show with 2000000 palestinians trapped in what's known as the world's largest open air prison camp and would serious. medical equipment we speak to the director of gaza's biggest mental health program about trauma in the time the parana virus and israel exploiting coronavirus to expand illegal settlements as the west bank goes into law and we speak to the un development and humanitarian chief in palestine jamie mcgoldrick scan the israeli prime minister netanyahu is going to virus justice chief of staff to former israeli prime minister ehud barak also more coming up in today's going underground 1st let's go straight to gaza one of the most densely populated areas on earth tackling coronavirus dr yes robert you may director of the gaza community mental health program joins me now via skype yes and thanks so much for joining us so what is the situation in gaza israel is claiming it has sent you hundreds of testing kits thousands of or at least 1000 protective s

weapons when the anniversary of the great macho return we investigate what some focus to be coronavirus qana jim gaza coming up on the show with 2000000 palestinians trapped in what's known as the world's largest open air prison camp and would serious shortages in medical equipment we speak to the director of gaza's biggest mental health program about trauma in the time the parana virus and israel exploiting coronavirus to expand illegal settlements in the west bank goes into law and we speak to the un development and humanitarian chief in palestine jamie mcgoldrick scan the israeli prime minister netanyahu is going to virus justice we also have stopped a former israeli prime minister ehud barak also more coming up in today's going underground 1st let's go straight to gaza one of the most densely populated areas on earth tackling coronavirus talk to us or i would you may director of the gaza community mental health program joins me now via skype yes and thanks so much for joining us so what is the situation in gaza israel is claiming it has sent you hundreds of testing kits thousands of or a

to look real busy tomorrow i deserted looking european parliament has man all visitors due to the qana virus their only exception grow to somebody who will be here to their press conference tomorrow on her own after her fair fridays for future computers won't be allowed in in light of the criticism of the e.u. spokesperson denied any specific exceptions were made we spoke to new no mello who was one of the lawmakers who questioned the decision to allow gratis appearance. i have nothing against greg but i just do not accept a exception rejean is she more. who released been any other person who has been wearing from 'd the fall into in the parliament well i suppose not there are many credible scientists there will be here speaking about climate change so why greg. just because he is she is more of question of all just because some people still think of literally her just because she has more threats with her level talk about climate change i prefer to listen to the scientists because the lot of what they say when i listen pool objected to where i listen to and see you know to running aro

to look real busy tomorrow deserted looking european parliament has banned all visitors due to the qana virus the only exception grow to somebody who will be here to do a press conference tomorrow on her own after her fair fridays for future computers won't be allowed in well in light of the criticism e.u. spokes person denied any specific exceptions were made now we also spoke to portuguese know melo who was one of the lawmakers questioning the decision to allow the swedes appearance. i have nothing against greg but i just do not accept a exception rejean is she more. who released. a year or so who has been very from 'd the fall into the parliament well i suppose not there are many credible scientists there will be here speaking about so why great. just because you think she is more fashionable all just because some people still think at least a little over just because she has more arrests in her well you talk about climate change and listen to the scientists a lot of what they say when i listen to i listen to them and see you know generally around the world political agenda obviously

have so many people on precarious contracts who have the lucky to have for 2 weeks of income like qana for it not to be connected to 4 wakes we have people paying mortgages with a load of mortgage that household debt compared to what it was back at the time of the loss and then which was back in the spanish flu in not tonight saying we have 4 times the level of household at that stage so if we went says the total freedom act that none of this government and all since what would happen is the huge proportions of population to rent would file the pay their rent they would face eviction which would make the infection worse because they'd be on the straights and possibly that those around you have a mortgage it might be most days to be evicted from their houses the people who are the most withdraws will find that their debts are no longer worthwhile so they draw down their assets ought we can have a financial intelligence that makes the coronavirus us and in that situation a policy that i have put forward about a decade ago to say we usually remnants of the 2000 that financial crisis what

economy in fact service industry accounts for 77 percent of the qana mean so that's huge and here in the u.s. roughly $3232.00 small businesses employ about 47 percent of the private house 4 so right there that tells you the story and in the threat of permanent closures could have a lasting impact on the economy if there's been businesses survive you know during the financial crisis of 2008 we lost 1800000 small businesses and they never came back and we really really saw that pain we saw that impact in the financial market but actually a study by j.p. morgan chase institute published out 1400000 small businesses in september now this is even before and think overnight in pandemic they showed that only 29 percent of the businesses were net profitable and they had less than 2 weeks of cash in hand so these small businesses are practically living paycheck to paycheck to paycheck and it's something we've talked about on the show a lot is be economies already been struggling in these types of events are making them worse what are governments and other institutions private sector institut

governors mayors and other local leaders will be tasked with not only fighting for their sake that qana me but developing policy plans to restructure after the colossal downfall and it's an election year and a lot is at stake but nothing matters more to voters than their pocketbooks can stay policy makers reduce job losses and mitigate harm and what measures can make take to lessen the blow. that is one of the most important questions that we can ask ourselves right now. hurt like whatever everywhere i look you see the economic impact happening left and right you can't escape the present that's only from the stay at home orders to the closures of certain businesses if you tell the drivers of the american economy in many cases the small businesses that they can no longer operate or they are out for weeks at a time they will have cash reserves on hand there is no bailout waiting for them many of them are not going to be able to open their doors again and we're already looking at industries that were suffering before the corona virus outbreak we're talking about the retail industry if you'

governors mayors and other local leaders will be tasked with not only fighting for their think that qaname but developing policy plans to restructure after the colossal downfall and it's an election year and a lot is at stake but nothing matters more to voters than their pocketbooks can stay policy makers reduce job losses and mitigate harm and what measures can make take to lessen the blow. that is one of the most important questions that we can ask ourselves right now. hurt like whatever everywhere i look you see the economic impact happening left and right you can't escape the present that's only from the stay at home orders to the closures of certain businesses if you tell the drivers of the american economy in many cases the small businesses that they can no longer operate or they are out for weeks at a time they will have cash reserves on hand there is no bailout waiting for them many of them are not going to be able to open their doors again and we're already looking at industries that were suffering before the corona virus outbreak we're talking about the retail industry if you'r

look real busy tomorrow i deserted looking european parliament has banned all this it is due to the qana virus they are only exception great to thumb burke who will be here to do a press conference tomorrow on her own after her fellow fridays for future comperes won't be allowed in in light of the criticism an e.u. spokesperson denied any specific exceptions were made we spoke to m.e.p. nuno mello who was one of the lawmakers who questioned the decision to allow grettir's appearance. i have nothing against greg but i just do not accept. exception rejean these sheep more. who are reduced. any other person who has been from 'd the fall into in the parliament well i suppose not there are many credible scientists there will be here speaking about climate science so why grant that. just because you choose malt question of all just because some people still think it leaves you with love just because she has more threats in her leg to talk about climate change at least until the scientists evolved a lot of what they say when i listen to i listen to them and see you know shit running around the

now california is seen an influx of qana virus cases as more testing is being done and we're seeing those numbers doubling every 3 days or so and according to john hopkins we've seen at least $65.00 deaths and at least 3000 infections have been counted so far taro thank you very much natasha for that. from economic losses to sports losses this week the 2020 olympic games were open surely postponed to 2021 due to the covert 19 pandemic of the sports and business about what a competition have been hit hard by the virus and the measures implemented to stop it spread but that hasn't kept eyebrows from being raised in questions from being asked about how professional athletes and other cultural be ips have had such quick and easy access to coronavirus testing while the rest of us are stuck in the wind. with either no test at all or a very very very very very long wait for results joining us now to discuss the great 2020 olympic delay on the controversy surrounding crowbars testing is r t america sports producer extraordinary regina regina always a pleasure having you on so we all knew this was

clean water and is putting pressure on a government that is already battling to revive the flooding at qaname what is needed to pause involve way back from the brink you can send your thoughts through twitter and you change every part of today's conversation. there is little sign of an end to zimbabwe's worst drought in years and now more than a half of the country's population is short of enough food about 5 and a half 1000000 people in rural parts about way more than $2000000.00 more than regions of face regular hunger in recent.

world surpassing china italy with more than 85500 cases if it has also indicated i would see it in qana making the record 3300000 people filing for unemployment last week. in europe the number of new deaths has surged in spain to more than 4000 and is continuing to climb and it's an in your leaders a dip in the blocks finance ministers 2 weeks to work out an economic response to come down. and china is temporarily banning most foreigners from entering the country as a tries to prevent a 2nd wave of infections health officials reported the 1st locally transmitted corona virus infection in 3 days. now many health workers and indonesia dealing with rising numbers of coronavirus cases say they're risking their lives because their protective equipment is inadequate at least 8 doctors and nurses died after contracting the illness jessica washington reports from jakarta. every life lost in this outbreak is devastating and indonesia even those who come to collect the dead with their own lives at risk and can bury on the island of still a lazy patient died from day fever and coronavirus symptoms

the anniversary of the great march of return we investigate what some forecasts to be coronavirus qana jin gaza coming up on the show with 2000000 palestinians trapped. what's known as the world's largest open air prison camp and with serious shortages in medical equipment we speak to the director of gaza's biggest mental health program about trauma in the time the parana virus and this israel exploiting coronavirus to expand illegal settlements of the west bank goes into law then we speak to the u.n. development and humanitarian chief in palestine jamie mcgoldrick scan israeli prime minister netanyahu used to run a virus to dodge justice we have chief of staff to former israeli prime minister ehud barak also more coming up in today's going underground 1st let's go straight to gaza one of the most densely populated areas on earth tackling coronavirus dr yes robert you may director of the gaza community mental health program joins me now via skype yes and thanks so much for joining us so what is the situation in gaza israel is claiming it has sent you hundreds of testing kits thousands

have also announced measures worth hundreds of billions of dollars to help a qana mees weather the crisis now kevin cloud in is the executive director of the milken institute center for regional economics he says there's a big concern for countries that rely heavily on global trade. even the raw materials countries countries that are dependent on oil and natural gas countries that are dependent on various items like copper or various rare earth metals can have problems if industry idles too much of the demand drops too much and that can lead to some long term challenges in decision making you take a country such as venezuela who is already in very precarious position economically the drop in oil demand plus the ongoing price war is putting a significant pressure on them to keep the economy functioning at all for a country such as mexico which is much more diverse it still has a little bit a lot of it is really based on being part of this global trading system the real question for a country like that is how much is global trade disrupted how much is the american economy disrupted and how

terror attack political leaders join survivors and their families for memorial in the western town of qana where last month a far right gunman shot 10 people dead. last combat ingles coronavirus.

we are in green qana d.s. here on the edge of the salt lake the disastrous effects of lithium mining are already apparent. the village is one of $33.00 communities in the region that have joined forces to fight the corporations. in an imbecilic economy moving when i started mining lithium here the water in the village became increasingly scarce young man them. and yeah man how they're used to be enough water to irrigate our gardens but today. there isn't enough. but mining companies have only just begun to drill here the locals are not prepared to sit back and accept the destruction of their ancestral lands the arid region has been their home for centuries. we've begun building up rural tourism here in this community and also in neighboring villages around the lagoon and when alone. they start drilling it will jeopardize everything we've achieved below the 3rd because they'll leave their toxic waste behind here with us. when i go on. protest action by the villagers has made waves across the country. they've se

german leaders are joining survivors relatives and supporters for a memorial in the western town of qana out a far right gunman shot 10 people dead there last month sending shock waves to the country's minority communities. thank you so much for joining us for our special coverage of the memorial service in the town of hono germany's leaders are gathering there right now together with thousands among them survivors and relatives to remember the victims of the racially motivated attack a far a gunman shot 9 people dead in shisha bars there 2 weeks ago he then went on to kill his mother before turning the gun on himself well the initial outpouring of grief in this city soon led to demonstrations not only in han alley itself but across the country people took to the streets to call on their governments to redouble its efforts in dealing with far right extremists well in the aftermath the german chancellor angela merkel described racism as a poison in society she's attending the memorial service today and. we will bring you german president frank of the star meyers speech live. but as we wai

. >> senator sanders, you are co-chair com row qana told the "wall street journal" he has been tryingd a new dealer. do you ever regret labeling yourself a democratic lois. >socialist. >> no i am what i am. ainsley: that's why he resonates with a lot of the people he is authentic. he believes -- a lot of people don't agree with him. they trust him and believe him because his convictions are so strong. steve: i don't know if they think of him as a socialist as a guy who wants to give them free stuff and wants to make weed legal. scott walker who used to be the governor of the great state of wisconsin on with us about 45 minutes ago. you know, bernie sanders is not a socialist he is a communist. >> lenin himself said socialism, the purpose of itself lead to communism. more importantly in this election, i think that not only makes it more likely democrats lose the white house. i think they lose the house and a number of people just said they lose down ballot if, if we get the message out about what socialism really means. that means taking the government, taking your healthcare away. all