reportera: con ayuda de su abogado y por internet, a rodrigo levanto denuncias por discriminaciÓn.

el jueves, rodrigo fue dado de alta, pero ni con ellos cesaron las agresiones. >> me decÍa que era unel Último reporte oficial en mÉxico, seÑalaban que hay 2400 casos confirmados con 125 muertos y mÁs de 6000 casos sospechosos. marÍa: se han registrado docenas de protestas de mÉxico y enfermeras que denuncian no tener las condiciones para tratar con el virus. reportera: efectivamente atrÁs de mÍ, estÁ uno de los cientos hospitales del instituto mexicano del seguro social, que estÁn tratando de lidiar con todos los caso de coronavirus que se han presentado en mÉxico. como bien decÍas, hay muchas protestas de los mÉdicos, de enfermeras, porque dicen que a pesar de que no han llegado los grandes contagios aquÍ, ellos ya no tienen ni siquiera darlas, ni gel antibacterial. a algunos pacientes los han tenido que meter en bolsas de plÁstico. la Última protesta fue veracruz. hay mucha preocupaciÓn . al grado de que ya la unam la universidad nacional autÓnoma de mÉxico, y otra universidad, que son las universidades mÁs importante del paÍs, han decidido a quitar a todos los alumnos de medicina

it's difficult to monitor projects like the rodrigo santaz prctses mentioned in the city's lawsuit. this lack of transparency is by design. an outside investigation needs to focus on the department's lack of internal controls and weak building code enforcement process. current code enforcement penalties are not a deterrent. 98% of the penalties issued are below $1,000. $1,000 is the cost of doing business. d.b.i.'s weak internal controls are present by design, not by accident or lack of funding. d.b.i. has sabotaged the installation of new computer systems that would have made the department's practice of favoring a few individuals more difficult and visible. d.b.i. failed to implement a system that would have eliminated the current process where contractors, expeditors and instructional engineers get to select the d.b.i. engineer to review and issue their building permit. if you had the choice, would you pick your buddy? humadic is similar to the process by the california d.m.v. to randomly assign customers to counter employees. d.b.i. also sabotaged the implementation of asela. wh

it's difficult to monitor projects like the rodrigo santaz prctses mentioned in the city's lawsuit. this lack of transparency is by design. an outside investigation needs to focus on the department's lack of internal controls and weak building code enforcement process. current code enforcement penalties are not a deterrent. 98% of the penalties issued are below $1,000. $1,000 is the cost of doing business. d.b.i.'s weak internal controls are present by design, not by accident or lack of funding. d.b.i. has sabotaged the installation of new computer systems that would have made the department's practice of favoring a few individuals more difficult and visible. d.b.i. failed to implement a system that would have eliminated the current process where contractors, expeditors and instructional engineers get to select the d.b.i. engineer to review and issue their building permit. if you had the choice, would you pick your buddy? humadic is similar to the process by the california d.m.v. to randomly assign customers to counter employees. d.b.i. also sabotaged the implementation of asela. wh

president rodrigo duterte at that time had declared a state of emergency for six months.ote, this is along the state of ememergency any leader h has declared. it is still that way. people can only go out for essential -- meaning food and groceries -- for once a week. i think what makes people nervous is why deployment of military a and police on the streets. there's a curfew in the philippines. people are able to leave their house between 8:00 and 5:00 a.m. the president has also asked for emergency powers to reallocate about $4 billion to help the poor, but as mentioned earlier, there are riots because it is not clear where t this money wil go. there is not been any clear plan from the government. i would say currently the overall general sentiment in the philippines has been one of disappointment and confusion over the government's action. any people asking for clarity regarding the government's plan. amy: can you talk more about duterte, who is known of boasting about raping people, diversely murdering people? using this moment of the pandemic to expand his authoritari

it's difficult to monitor projects like the rodrigo santaz prctses mentioned in the city's lawsuit. this lack of transparency is by design. an outside investigation needs to focus on the department's lack of internal controls and weak building code enforcement process. current code enforcement penalties are not a deterrent. 98% of the penalties issued are below $1,000. $1,000 is the cost of doing business. d.b.i.'s weak internal controls are present by design, not by accident or lack of funding. d.b.i. has sabotaged the installation of new computer systems that would have made the department's practice of favoring a few individuals more difficult and visible. d.b.i. failed to implement a system that would have eliminated the current process where contractors, expeditors and instructional engineers get to select the d.b.i. engineer to review and issue their building permit. if you had the choice, would you pick your buddy? humadic is similar to the process by the california d.m.v. to randomly assign customers to counter employees. d.b.i. also sabotaged the implementation of asela. wh

it's difficult to monitor projects like the rodrigo santaz prctses mentioned in the city's lawsuit. this lack of transparency is by design. an outside investigation needs to focus on the department's lack of internal controls and weak building code enforcement process. current code enforcement penalties are not a deterrent. 98% of the penalties issued are below $1,000. $1,000 is the cost of doing business. d.b.i.'s weak internal controls are present by design, not by accident or lack of funding. d.b.i. has sabotaged the installation of new computer systems that would have made the department's practice of favoring a few individuals more difficult and visible. d.b.i. failed to implement a system that would have eliminated the current process where contractors, expeditors and instructional engineers get to select the d.b.i. engineer to review and issue their building permit. if you had the choice, would you pick your buddy? humadic is similar to the process by the california d.m.v. to randomly assign customers to counter employees. d.b.i. also sabotaged the implementation of asela. wh

it's difficult to monitor projects like the rodrigo santaz prctses mentioned in the city's lawsuit. this lack of transparency is by design. an outside investigation needs to focus on the department's lack of internal controls and weak building code enforcement process. current code enforcement penalties are not a deterrent. 98% of the penalties issued are below $1,000. $1,000 is the cost of doing business. d.b.i.'s weak internal controls are present by design, not by accident or lack of funding. d.b.i. has sabotaged the installation of new computer systems that would have made the department's practice of favoring a few individuals more difficult and visible. d.b.i. failed to implement a system that would have eliminated the current process where contractors, expeditors and instructional engineers get to select the d.b.i. engineer to review and issue their building permit. if you had the choice, would you pick your buddy? humadic is similar to the process by the california d.m.v. to randomly assign customers to counter employees. d.b.i. also sabotaged the implementation of asela. wh

rodrigo duterte of the philippines is likely to extend the lockdown in the philippines to april 30. once again, sources telling bloomberg that rodrigo duterte is likely to extend the philippines' lockdown to april 30. let's get a deeper check of local markets -- of global markets with taylor riggs. taylor: this is the second straight monday that we've had major gains. a week ago, we had gains of about 3.4% or so on the s&p 500. before that, monday's were usually posting losses. hadn't sine -- you hadn't seen a gain going back since arch second -- since march 2. it is all about perspective. you are still down about 23% from the peak in february, so why we have come a long way, there is still nowhere near the highs we've had a month or two ago. some of the optimism coming today on the health concerns about the virus. in a partnership, going to invest in the company to look at experiment were antibodies to either treat or prevent covid-19. sure -- orasure technologies also getting a boost from a test that uses fluid samples. pharmaceuticals begin a clinical trial today that said animal

page, it looks like it been badly photoshopped and copied ten times but the important point is that rodrigo did her take is appealing to health workers to stay at home. i can't imagine in the philippines from also leader of the philippines. they are allowed to take up contracts and go abroad and you imagine why that is something attractive to people to go abroad and make more money, make more money than they would at home, but he is appealing to people who have been trained in the philippines to stay, appealing to their sense of nationhood, it says, and you can see a lot of people will go along with that, as we have seen with our own nhs, the patriotism and sense of national pride around it, i can see that happening across the world and you can understand why he is appealing to people to stay and look after their own. susie, let's go back to one of the uk papers now, the times. this is not merger but to huge pharmaceutical companies working together in a deal to make a vaccine on a huge scale. it sounds good, it's quite a long way off, evenif good, it's quite a long way off, even if this al

entre inquilinos bancos >> bueno el próximo mes si me preguntan que haré, no creo que pueda pagar rodrigoe ansiedad pues temen exponer a los bebes al coronavirus el estado ha puesto más atención a las áreas de maternidad >> se toman muchas prevenciones par que ningún tipo de infeccion llegue a las mamás ni bebes, son medidas que tenemos tomadas contra la influenza >> las mujeres embarazadas deben extremar sus cuidados >> también profesores de universidad de berkeley pronosticaron un aumento de la población en la próxima década pues las personas tendrán más tiempo libre los bebes nacerá a inicios de 2021 >> residentes del área de la bahía han dicho que los residentes han incrementado el consumo de licores, un factor que ayudó fue la modificación de entrega de bebidas hechas por el estado. >> también esta mañana entregan alimientos en tropicana este de san josé. esto para los afectados por la pandemia.cuando será la próxima entrega? >> el primer miércoles de cada mes, no será la próxima semana hasta mayo, beneficiando a familias latinas vietnamitas ha personas de la tercera edad >> una igle

to that hospital one of the hardest hit in the city today 53 days later he finally got to go home rodrigo you fill us with hope. >>> that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of your - for over 80 years, nissan has been with you through thick and thin, and now is no different. we're offering payment options for current owners. ♪ our service departments are here to help. and now we're offering more help. no payments for three months. plus, we'll cover your payments for up to two additional months. this is help when you need it. - [female vo] restaurants are facing a crisis. and they're counting on your takeout and delivery orders to make it through. grubhub. together we can help save the restaurants we love. - maggie. - i need to [gasping]nute. - don't you feel worn down from your chemo? if you don't want us to treat you medically, then you're getting help. - that crockett guy, what's the deal with him? - not sure he's my speed. strikes me as someone who doesn't take things seriously. - we told your supervisor we didn't want you treating our daughter. - i just need to check

to that hospital one of the hardest hit in the city today 53 days later he finally got to go home rodrigo you fill us with hope. >>> that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of your - >> kelly: hello from montana, y'all. i've been opening every show with a "good neighbor" story. this one is about a photographer who reimagined her business so that families can have beautiful memories all while feeling safe and socially distant. >> hey, kelly, i am one of the cofounders of the front step project. it aims to bring communities together in a time of isolation. the way the project works is that families in our community sign up online to participate. after i come home, i add the file and then email each family a digital copy of their photographs. in exchange, we are not asking for any money. we are simply asking them to make a donation to the community council here in our town. when i arrive at a families home, i pull up and let them know that i am there, and they come out. >> hi! how are you doing? >> good. they stand on their front steps, and i stand 20 feet away and take a fa

to that hospital one of the hardest hit in the city today 53 days later he finally got to go home rodrigo you fill us with hope. >>> that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of your - >>> right now at 6:00, eased up restrictions coming to the bay area. the outdoor activities that will soon be allowed. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for joining us. >> a lot of new information for you and some confusion about the new rules. we have jessica aguirre working from home. >> raj, a major milestone today that's what the white house is calling it. we're talking about an anti-viral drug manufactured here in the bay area, called remdesivir. and the white house says this is going to be the standard of care. how does it work? who should be taking it? we'll talk to a leading doctor who has used thatryuch a local story. >>> among the big headlines which takes effect next monday after nearly seven weeks of our restrictions, some of the rules are being relaxed. take a look. six local counties, the bulk of the bay area, will change the existing stay at home order

lo vamos a poder hacer pero la próxima vez se me preguntas a partir del día de hoy no lo creo >>> rodrigo terrenos de la feria santa clara para el refugio temporal de las personas desamparadas las autoridades tratan que estas personas puedan mantener la distancia social para evitar así la propagación del virus y durante la primera semana el centro de pruebas ha evaluado a 1324 personas de las cuales 130 dieron positivas al virus la prueba es gratuita y está disponible cuál que personas sin importar dónde viva ni su estado migratorio sin embargo las personas deben tener síntomas así como que le falta la respiración funcionarios de san mateo anunciaron que el centro de eventos de la ciudad será convertido en hospital temporal tras el aumento de pacientes infectados y el hospital contará conduciendo 50 camas. la mayor parte del apoyo que el gobierno federal ofrece en este momento está dirigido a residentes legales o ciudadanos pero a dónde pueden acudir los inmigrantes indocumentados sepa los detalles de una organización que ha consolidado los esfuerzos de muchas otras entidades para apoyar

on algeria with president rodrigo detracts a succeed in shutting down t.v. giant abs c.p.m. by may the full well have special coverage al-jazeera world selection of the best network documentaries includes the story of on sunday gyptian composer and musician alley. despite the coronavirus pandemic only passive ahead of the presidential elections michael steele the emmy award winning food clock is investigating the united. it's been it's road work and in the u.s. election primaries presumptive democratic nominee joe biden strives to reach the official delicate threshold may on al jazeera. on counting the cost billions now to save trillions lost economic output the vaccine is gone so have all produced a covert $19.00 test kit for $1.00 plus u.s. oil on the line as crude sinks into negative territory. counting the costs on al-jazeera. becoming a living legend to the young age was simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch into political clout the book piece to the ivory coast. hosted by eric cantona. rebels begins with a look at the life of didier drogba the fo

rodrigo cortez‘s buried, takes the idea to its ultimate extreme.eet under the surface of the iraqi desert. there are no flashbacks, no cuts to the outside world, and again, no other characters except as voices on the phone. don't shoot! . i will, don't shoot! . iwill, i promise! some critics, unsurprisingly, compared him to hitchcock's films. the difference is that today's directors have the lightweight digital cameras and mobile phones. hitchcock didn't. so you'll be seeing a lot more films set in confined spaces. or you could even make one yourself right now. the setting might be small, but the imagination that goes into it can be limitless. why are we still in this house? the pandemic has certainly restricted film going, but around the world there's been some ingenious efforts to bring people together for cinema. seeing a film from the comfort of your car has undergone a bit of a renaissance in germany. now our report from berlin. bring your family to our drive—in theater. it's a blast from the past, which last experienced a peak in popularity i

me on al-jazeera will president rodrigo to succeed in shutting down t.v. giant abs c.b.s. by may the full will have special coverage al-jazeera while the selection of the best network documentaries includes the story of on sunday gyptian seizure and the smile despite a coronavirus pandemic honing process ahead of the presidential elections michael steele the emmy award winning food like this is investigating the united states and its role. in the u.s. election primaries presumptive democratic nominee joe biden strives to reach the official delicate threshold may on al jazeera. play an important role. for all ringback. in the far reaches of the new siberian islands. gold rush fever is in the air and. hunters searching for priceless woolly mammoth tusks of on earth the holy grail. an incredible journey into the realms of science fiction where cloning and synthetic biology have scientists playing god. witness genesis 2.0 the hunt for the woolly mammoth on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. it might not come back at all jeff it may not come back at all president obama trying tries

philippines has ordered soldiers and police to shoot anyone who violates the mandatory month long lockdown rodrigo to ted tate issued the warning after protests by residents in a poor area of manila complaining about the lack of food and government aid but the . my orders are to the police and military also with the village officials if there are troubles or occasions where there's violence and your lives are in danger. sure dead rights groups have criticised his remarks with amnesty international calling them heartless and unjustifiable gloriously al-jazeera. europe has reached another grim milestone with its death toll now $30000.00 health systems across the continent are increasingly under pressure with many now overwhelmed they've barker has the latest in. a window on a worsening crisis in this paris intensive care unit it's a race against time to save lives. but healthcare workers are under strain hospitals are overwhelmed. the french military's airlifted some patients to other regions and even neighboring germany and switzerland spain hits another grim milestone on thursday as the number of

more than 60000000 filipinos have been forced to stay at home after president rodrigo to 30 declared a national health emergency a few weeks ago checkpoints like this one have become familiar scenes the government says the lockdown is necessary to prevent further outbreak in many communities but more and more experts say this is simply not enough and there are growing calls for the government to conduct mass testing in many communities the health system in the country is clearly in crisis most hospitals are full and the number of health workers dying from the virus continues to rise so testy efforts like this one are seen as a major breakthrough specially in poor communities which usually don't have much choice but to stay a tome and wait for help to arrive there is hope for deliverance they say from their collective anguish. dog an al-jazeera manila. 2 big companies say they're teaming up to develop technology that will alert people when they're close to someone who's infected the idea is to help governments roll out ups to run on smart phones like reports. for many of us technology

of the coronavirus that's nearly half of the country's population just a few weeks ago president rodrigo to tear 2 or there de mille a chief and police to shoot anyone who creates trouble. police have denied allegations of wrongdoing and say they have arrested more than 100000 people since the lockdown was in plymouth. and did more than a month ago human rights watch has issued a statement urging the government to investigate reports of abuses and hold officers have committed rights violations accountable. i mean it's really been subjected to very harsh regulations regard the realities of basic to asia. and that it's going to soak in a lot. anger and frustration and. the government says its policies are necessary to fight the spread of the coronavirus but people here tell us the use of what they say easy heavy handed and violent response by police is creating fear and anxiety. duggan al-jazeera manila. a well known home movie screens in india and worldwide as diet of on khan passed away in mumbai of the suffering from cancer he was 53 when michael so looks back at his life. there he was

most noteworthy if not newsworthy approach is coming to us from the president of the philippines rodrigo do terror is telling police officers in his countries that have citizens don't cooperate direct quote here folks they should shoot them dead shoot them dead. wow let's get right to bed swonk he's manning our global coronavirus update desk then get us started what's the latest yes shoot them dead those are the words from as you said the philippines president roberto do it do tara take it one of the things he said this was in response to a group of protesters who apparently in some slums in the philippines organized a small protest basically complaining rick that they had not received food rations for 2 weeks so the government there is shut everything down as we've seen in so many countries around the world but they promised packets of food would be delivered to these slum areas the food didn't show up and so for 2 weeks people have waited and they began to protest military was called out they told people to go home and those protesters did not respond they did not leave they continued

of the coronavirus that's nearly half of the country's population just a few weeks ago president rodrigo to tear 2 or there domenici and police to shoot anyone who creates trouble. police have denied allegations of wrongdoing and say they have arrested more than a $100000.00 people since the lockdown was implemented more than a month ago human rights watch has issued a statement urging the government to investigate reports of abuses and hold officers have committed rights violations accountable. i mean it's really been. very hard regulations regard reality situation. and that serious growing. anger and frustration and. the government says its policies are necessary to fight the spread of the coronavirus but people here tell us the use of what they say easy heavy handed and violent response by police is creating fear and anxiety. dugan algeria manila. still to come here on al-jazeera british airways prepares to slash up to 12000 jobs predicts in passenger numbers will take years to recover. and a large scale prisoner swap is in the works in yemen will have exclusive details from the u.n.

it's difficult to monitor projects like the rodrigo santaz prctses mentioned in the city's lawsuit. this lack of transparency is by design. an outside investigation needs to focus on the department's lack of internal controls and weak building code enforcement process. current code enforcement penalties are not a deterrent. 98% of the penalties issued are below $1,000. $1,000 is the cost of doing business. d.b.i.'s weak internal controls are present by design, not by accident or lack of funding. d.b.i. has sabotaged the installation of new computer systems that would have made the department's practice of favoring a few individuals more difficult and visible. d.b.i. failed to implement a system that would have eliminated the current process where contractors, expeditors and instructional engineers get to select the d.b.i. engineer to review and issue their building permit. if you had the choice, would you pick your buddy? humadic is similar to the process by the california d.m.v. to randomly assign customers to counter employees. d.b.i. also sabotaged the implementation of asela. wh

philippines has ordered soldiers and police to shoot anyone who violates the mandatory month long knockdown rodrigo to ted tate issued the warning after protests by residents in a poor area of manila complaining about the lack of food and government aid but. my orders are to the police and military also with the village officials if there are troubles or occasions where there is violence and your lives are in danger. them dead rights groups have criticized his remarks with amnesty international calling them heartless and unjustifiable gloriously al-jazeera still had an al-jazeera oils biggest one day rally the price surges on hopes of a russia saudi pact. and accusations of an attempted coup and an assassination plot but venice where as opposition leader is a no show in court. hello again we'll start in northeastern parts of asia we've lost one weather system from japan we've got another area of cloud giving some very heavy rain across southern parts of china which will extend out towards northern parts of taiwan over the next 24 hours but for the korean peninsula and for japan where the conditions

philippines has ordered soldiers and police to shoot anyone who violates the mandatory month long knockdown rodrigo to ted tate issued the warning after protests by residents in a poor area of manila complaining about the lack of food and government aid. to the police and military also with the village of. if there are troubles or occasions where there is violence and your lives are in danger. sure them dead rights groups have criticized his remarks with amnesty international calling them heartless and unjustifiable gloriously al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera displaced by conflicts now vulnerable to infection we'll look at how families in libya are dealing with the threat of coronavirus. if you're on the north coast of honshu you just got rid of one blast of wind and he's caught down for was this center of low pressure disappears but it won't stay that way with a go nice looking friday was 70 degrees in the sunshine the something developing in the far northeast of china or east and russia already and this low here still cold enough to snow quite a long way northeast admittedly but it would use

of the coronavirus that's nearly half of the country's population just a few weeks ago president rodrigo to tear to or there de mille achieve and police to shoot anyone who creates trouble. police have denied allegations of wrongdoing and say they have arrested more than 100000 people since the lockdown was implemented more than a month ago human rights watch has issued a statement urging the government to investigate reports of abuses and hold officers have committed rights violations accountable. i mean it's really been. very hard regulations regard reality. and that is going in the. anger and frustration and. the government says its policies are necessary to fight the spread of the coronavirus but people here tell us the use of what they say is a heavy handed and violent response by police is creating fear and anxiety. to dog and al-jazeera manila. al-jazeera has learned the un and the international committee of the red cross has brought forward plans for a mass prisoner exchange in yemen the swap could take place in days and as part of a ceasefire proposed by the un special envoy but

president has ordered the military and police to shoot anyone who violates the mandatory lockdown rodrigoteddie warned violators will be punished if after villages staged protests against the lack of food nearly 100 people have died from the virus and more than 2000 are infected. if you want shooting sure if you want i want his or my orders of for the police the military and the villages in case these trouble end is an occasion with a function of your life is 3 since. so little spear warning to follow government at this time because it's really critical that we have. authorities in india meanwhile as scrambling to trace people who attended a religious gathering in new delhi linked to a cluster of coronavirus cases at least 2500 muslims visited the headquarters of tbilisi 2 weeks ago which has since been sealed off at least 128 infections have been linked to the gathering and 7 people have died. in latin america ecuador has confirmed more than 2700 infections and 900 best the highest in the region hospitals and more sack full capacity and relatives of the dead say they're waiting for their

in the philippines, rodrigo duterte said he has ordered soldiers to shoot to kill residents if they resist is strict lockdown on the island. are -- one also with the village officials, if there are troubles or occasions where there is violence in your --es are in danger shoot them dead. amy: there was a protest saying they have gone hungry without food or reliefs of ice that were prpromised when the lockdown ben more than two weeks ago. europe, covid-19 continues its unrelenting death toll as hospitals across the continent were pushed past their breaking points. spain's death toll topped 10,000 with a record 950 new deaths reported in a single day. in the u.k., london's excell convention center has been converted into an enormous field hospital with plans to treat up to 4000 covid-19 patients. over 2300 people have died from the disease across the u.k., where for the first time since world war ii, the wimbledon tennis tournrnament has been canceled. in italy, cocovid-19 deaths have pped 13,00000, but "the wall streetet journal" reports ital's true toll is far higher because the country can

santos and to be clear on the party it wasn't rodrigo sanchez. they depict a bay window in the foundation replacement permit. june 26th, the property owner obtained the permit for a dry rot repair and however they don't show the bay window. subsequent to that, the city began to receive complaints. first complaints dealt with work on the existing deck which was i believe the scope of any of the permits and also complaints related to the bay window or lack thereof because it had begun to be removed. and in july of 2016 the property own per obtained a permit for temporary shoring and they were by the same engineer as the foundation permit and the dry rock permit and did not show the bay window. at this time they received a complaint with concerns about alterations to historic resource and prepared our notice of enforcement. when you get a notice of enforcement, we would give initial direction in there. in this case it was for them to restore the bay window but if they go through the proper processes there are other alternatives and so in january of

in the philippines, authoritarian president rodrigo duterte has threatened to impose martial law to enforce lockdown and social distancing measures. duterte previously said police and military should shoot people dead if they flouted lockdown measures. police say 120,000 people have been arrested or given warnings for violating government-imposed rules. in the mexican border city of nueva laredo, 14 asylum-seekers have tested positive after coming into contact with a man recently deported from the united states. meanwhile, three migrants depoported two w weeks ago frome u.s. to haiti have tesested positiveve for covovid-19. cnn is reporting north korean leader kimim jong-un is in grave danger after a surgery according . south korean media reported kim had a heart surgery but fefew details about his condition are known. speculation about kim's health was fueled when he did not appear at a recent c celebration for his grandfather and state founder kim il-sung. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his former political opponent benny gantz signed a deal monday to form a national emerge

of the coronavirus that's nearly half of the country's population just a few weeks ago president rodrigo to tear 2 or there de mille a chief and police to shoot anyone who creates trouble. police have denied allegations of wrongdoing and say they have arrested more than 100000 people since the lockdown was implemented more than a month ago human rights watch has issued a statement urging the government to investigate reports of abuses and hold officers have committed rights violations accountable. i mean it's really been for . every hard regulations regard reality so basic to asia. and that it's going in the. anger and frustration and. the government says its policies are necessary to fight the spread of the coronavirus but people here tell us the use of what they say easy heavy handed and violent response by police is creating fear and anxiety. still to come here on the news hour we'll take a look at the life and career of the prominent indian actor a fun con who's died at the age of 53. hello again el salvador's president has launched a crackdown on gang members in prisons that comes a

of the coronavirus that's nearly half of the country's population just a few weeks ago president rodrigo to tear 2 or there de mille a chief and police to shoot dead anyone who creates trouble. police have denied allegations of wrongdoing and say they have arrested more than 100000 people since the lockdown was employ. meant it more than a month ago human rights watch has issued a statement urging the government to investigate reports of abuses and hold officers have committed rights violations accountable. i mean it's really been subjected to very harsh regulations will regard the reality so basic to asia. and that it's going to result in a lot. anger and frustration and. the government says its policies are necessary to fight the spread of the coronavirus but people here tell us the use of what they say easy heavy handed and violent response by police is creating fear and then zion. doug and al jazeera manila. child protection agencies are worried that millions of children and along there are in asia are at risk of domestic violence 7 charities including save the children and world vis

more than 60000000 filipinos have been forced to stay at home after president rodrigo detected declared a national health emergency a few weeks ago checkpoints like this one have become familiar scenes the government says the lockdown is necessary to prevent further outbreak in many communities but more and more experts say this is simply not enough and there are growing calls for the government to conduct mass testing in many communities the health system in the country is clearly in crisis most hospitals are full and the number of health workers dying from the virus continues to rise so testy efforts like this one are seen as a major breakthrough specially in poor communities which usually don't have much choice but to stay a toll and wait for help to arrive there is hope for the liver and they say from their collective anguish. dog an al-jazeera manila. turkey has put its most populated areas under a 2 day curfew to try to contain the spread of the virus people rushed to grocery and convenience stores after the announcement 31 cities are affected including istanbul and ankara turkey

philippines has ordered soldiers and police to shoot anyone who violates the mandatory month long knockdown rodrigo to ted tate issued the warning after protests by residents in a poor area of manila complaining about the lack of food and government aid. my orders are to the police and military also with the village officials if there are troubles or occasions where there is violence and your lives are in danger. them dead rights groups have criticized his remarks with amnesty international calling them heartless and unjustifiable joyously al-jazeera. it will be one year on friday since hong kong tried to pass a controversial issue addition bill that many feared would compromise the city's independent rule of law the move triggered months of often violent anti-government protests even after the bill was withdrawn the streets are quiet now but many believe the discontent remains to be compiled reports from hong kong. this became the new normal in hong kong in 2019 almost daily violence between mosque protesters and police. the spark that eventually set the street and emotions on fire with a decision

the president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte, has warned people they could be shot dead if theyronavirus. amnesty international has said unchecked force should never be used to fight an emergency. as lockdown measures continue in egypt — thousands of people there have taken to twitter to call for palaces belonging to the country's president to be turned into quarantine centres. it follows social media outrage after expats locked down at a five star hotel near cairo airport were told they would have to foot the bill themselves. president sisi reversed the decision on wednesday. australia has ordered foreign cruise liners to leave its ports, so that they don't flood local hospitals with coronavirus patients. thousands of international crew members are aboard several cruise liners that have either docked in australia or are waiting offshore. british airways is to lay off temporarily around 28—thousand staff. the airline, which grounded much of its fleet due to the coronavirus crisis, has been in talks with unions after halting most flights because of covid—19 travel restrictions. o

santos and to be clear on the party it wasn't rodrigo sanchez. they depict a bay window in the foundation replacement permit. june 26th, the property owner obtained the permit for a dry rot repair and however they don't show the bay window. subsequent to that, the city began to receive complaints. first complaints dealt with work on the existing deck which was i believe the scope of any of the permits and also complaints related to the bay window or lack thereof because it had begun to be removed. and in july of 2016 the property own per obtained a permit for temporary shoring and they were by the same engineer as the foundation permit and the dry rock permit and did not show the bay window. at this time they received a complaint with concerns about alterations to historic resource and prepared our notice of enforcement. when you get a notice of enforcement, we would give initial direction in there. in this case it was for them to restore the bay window but if they go through the proper processes there are other alternatives and so in january of

a long battle with coronavirus is finally back home. [ cheers and applause ] that was the moment rodrigo received the sendoff, the hospital's first covid patient way back at the beginning of march. 53 days later he's healthy and he's going home, amazing to see the health care workers applauding him. you know what, they deserve applause as well. al, you're tracking some storms. >> out west, some really hot weather. 9 million people under some sort of heat advisory or warning through friday. that's a tough time for beaches to be closed. look at the 10 to 20 degree above average temperature for yuma, palm springs. l.a. three degrees above normal. fresno, 89. re record highs limoke capital one knows life doesn't update you about your credit card. for charges that might surprise you and helps you fix them. another way capital one is watching out for your money, when you're not. what's in your wallet? >>> good morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. as we look live outside in san francisco it's clear here but we have seen fog near the coast and also right along some of our coastal areas. we wi

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