and now from south east africa to central america guatemala has long been in broiled in a kind of civil war between enemy drug gangs the country has one of the highest murder rates in the world often even the police appear helpless to do anything. but what about ordinary citizens many hope to leave dreaming of a future in the u.s. so europe others up to stay determined to lead a decent life amidst the violence. johnny alexander says if you work on the street you have to be a good judge of people not all are nice and you have to be able to deal with that. johnny is a star of freestyle soccer and he earns a living doing it. he almost a dollar that's good. he sometimes makes $12.00 a day. he's 21 and lives from hand to mouth as do many people in guatemala. half the population live in poverty work is hard to come by and many jobs pay poorly. johnny earns more than the minimum wage free styling on the streets for donations. he's often wondered if it might make sense to leave. studying here is too expensive i want to take europe by storm i think that respect my skills there of course everybod

africa is facing. we are hearing constantly from our partners in east, south and central africa.them. this is definitely the biggest threat that we've seen to the conservation world. we've had the real pressure from the illegal wildlife trade, and that is ongoing. these are the vast plains of north west province, south africa. the calf is still alive, so that we can rescue it and take it to the orphanage. this organisation helps transport injured rhinos to safety. the calf is two months old. her mother was found dead, her horn hacked off. bring the backside... a real fear is this could become more common with no safari tourists or guides out and about. these guys are our eyes and ears on the ground. they drive through the parks, they see wounded animals. i think it will be devastating to the parks and the reserves in south africa if this situation continues. they may look wild, but it costs a lot of money to keep these animals safe. the key question is when will tourists and their wallets be able to return? claire marshall, bbc news. this week marks the 75th anniversary of the en

south park. talks along with a pandemic east africa battles a plague of locusts the insects are devastating crops across the region experts warn that this 2nd wave of the year poses an unprecedented threat to security. i'm suzanne what's gonna thank you for joining us across europe countries have begun easing their coronavirus restrictions even as fears remain of a possible 2nd wave of infections and we're bringing you updates from germany the u.k. and france where millions headed back to work after 2 months under one of europe's toughest lockdowns most shops have reopened and people can now leave their homes without carrying a sign to declaration as to why they are on the streets of france has been hit hard by the current virus has killed more than 26000 people the world's 5th highest death toll. for weeks now paris's main landmarks have been quiet. silenced by a virus that wreaked havoc across france. since march the 17th people ordered to stay home lockdown rules further tightened at the beginning of april when all outdoor activities in paris were banned. but still the number of deaths from co

picture showers into southern areas about aska and they will continue to flirt with the east coast of south africa as well certainly through wednesday by thursday it's a similar story but time does on feeling too bad 20 celsius johannesburg 22 in cape town and then it is to the north we have got these winds but particularly through the day i'll see. as the world fights the corona pandemic we're learning more about this every day it's a new passenger and join our global community it's up to us on how we come together to fight i'm sorry your questions can i just ask you trying to see directly that coming on on you tube as you were saying i'm concerned about the front line phone that's a great question but keeping you up to date i'm using countries between back and beating back successfully the stream on 00. 0. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera with me so hold on a reminder of our top news stories afghanistan's president is blaming the taliban for an increase in violence after $34.00 people including newborn babies were killed in 2 separate attacks the taliban has denied any responsibility but

picture showers into southern areas about aska and they will continue to flow with this east coast of south africa as well certainly through wednesday by thursday it's a similar story but tom does on feeling too bad 20 celsius johannesburg 22 in cape town and the notice to the north we have got these winds but particularly through the day i'll see. but. isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise leave the looking at another side of the story now from the information around the outbreak but the misinformation separating propaganda from fact it's reality only has a lot exposing the optics try to never believe the rhetoric and play but they cannot manipulate the listening post your insight guide to the media on al-jazeera . oh. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera with me so horribly reminder of our top stories afghanistan's president is blaming the taliban for an increase in violence after $34.00 people including newborn babies were killed in 2 separate attacks the taliban has denied any responsibility but president bush has ordered the military to resume offensive operations again

picture showers into southern areas about aska and they will continue to flow with this east coast of south africa as well certainly through wednesday by thursday it's a similar story but some of his own feeling too bad 20 celsius johannesburg 22 in cape town and then it is to the old we have got these winds but particularly through the day i'll see. the u.s. is always of in fact the people all right the world people pay attention to what goes on here and i do there is very good at bringing the news to the world from here. when these young street kids were filmed in the windy little could they have imagined that 30 years later they'd be reunited on camera. and intimate portrayal spanning a lifetime probes the twists in time and a friendship survival and the quest for meaning. in another life i witnessed documentary on al-jazeera. be the hero the world needs right. washington. on the offensive the afghan president orders his soldiers to go after the taliban after a touch of a hospital and if you know. at 1 o'clock this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up here sector state is about to begin

south africa's warmest city is located on the east coast and has a population of about 3 and a half 1000000 in the metropolitan area durban is famous for being the busiest port in the country it's also seen as one of the major centers of 2 reason because of the city's warm subtropical climate and extensive beaches to get. it. at least. right richard and mostly the stadium which was built for the world cup in 2000 and we're here to do the big rush the world's tallest swing let's go. through here what if. you. know if steve and i were scary. right it's expected to be back. on the road. to the next morning we hit the road and drug about 3 hours northeast. so we just drove into the well and what we see just right after we entered some secrets here. i guess is. our base inside the park was the hilltop can't which overlooks the reserve. first team drive an awesome game right. there it is going to feel right also expressed that this was. the date and follows the path is the oldest proclaimed nature reserve in africa it consists of 960 square kilometers of heli topography and is known for its rich

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we know what is going on in the european union that is not the case in africa that is not the case in the middle east or in south america that's why i think for the external border of the european union be have to live for a long time to close the borders. he's mainly closed borders and and probably we need 1st of all medicine announcer to board seek a coronavirus before we can really open all borders ok we knew that so so what is your message to say the american businessmen all of the the indian student who wants to come to europe is the mrs that you're telling them is you're not welcome here for the moment. everybody's welcome europe is an open continent and we are your a partner for everyone he wants to work together strongly with the rest of the world and it is about all the challenges of the future but currently again we have not a proper ovi of all the risks. in the corona in corona terms believe and that's why you must be fact based that is what we do we do this in europe again i underline this again we have countries who have not opened the lock down already like others did in germany in europe having th

infection rates and particularly at decline in the deaths there will be no attempt to east restrictions any time soon. south africa has started easing some coronavirus restrictions after 5 weeks under lockdown some businesses are being allowed to reopen from friday and people can leave their homes to exercise the government says it will impose an overnight curfew and deploy more soldiers to ensure social distancing rules are followed i mean the mother is in johannesburg with more on how the 1st day of ease restrictions are going. this is the main highway between johannesburg and i and police have set up one of the largest roadblocks in this area there are also soldiers here to ensure that people aren't hearing to the lock down restrictions now south africa has eased the regulations slightly in that some businesses are able to open and a 3rd of the workforce are able to go to work but for millions of south africans these are the kind of regulations that they're facing police are making sure they adhere to regulations and they're also on the lookout for cigarettes and alcohol because in south africa the sale and tra

what happens in africa or the middle east or south asia finds its way around the world in any kind ofeturn to normality. my plea with people would be, yes, act locally, yes, charity begins at home. but charity cannot end at home. out of commonsense and morality, we need a global response to this pandemic, a global response that has been sorely lacking. >> let me ask you about an issue that's affecting us in the u.s. there's a surge of child deportations from the u.s. documents obtained by nbc news show that as far as back 2017, it was sought to expedite child deportations in order to dissuade asylum seekers. >> this is hugely important reporting by nbc news. isn't this the most basic american traditions to give safe harbor, it threatens to turbo charge the pandemic. kids are being returned, unaccompanied minors. we have 9-year-olds who are being sent back to countries where they come from without any degree of security for them or seemingly any control on the spread of the disease. we know, because the international rescue committee works both in the u.s. in 25 cities across the u.s.

western and central states threatening food supplies solvents 1st landed in east africa at the start of the year and spread to south asia scientists say unseasonal rains and cyclons calls a local population to. 2 american astronauts are now making their final preparations for a historic mission to the crew for the 1st manned space flight to blast off from u.s. soil in nearly a decade and it's the it's the 1st it's a collaboration between nasa and a private company space x. weather permitting the full can one rocket will launch from kennedy space center in florida in the coming hours mike hanna has more. all is ready the pole can line rocket poised on the launch pad for historic mission that could pave the way for the future of space travel and restart a manned space program that was mothballed in sweeping budget cuts by the obama administration. the astronauts doug hurley and bob behnken are space veterans 210 and lift off doug hurley was the pilot of the space shuttle atlantis back in 2011 the last manned flight from u.s. soil you would have never thought you know after we landed atlantis back in 2011 then you kno

in south africa to get some exercise and celebrate being allowed to leave their homes as one of the world's strictest lockdowns is east. time phil gale welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccraw of throwing their support behind a you efforts to raise billions of euros to fund research into a coronavirus vaccine they use convening a donors conference next week in an effort to raise 7 and a half 1000000000 euros european commission president as at a fund to lion says the goal of the fund is to develop a vaccine treatment and tests available to all at an affordable price. as scientists around the world race to develop a vaccine the e.u. is trying to rally close will support in the fight against corona virus in an interview with the commission president person of underly and cool for a cool water and. approach have to build up capacities to manufacture and zillions of those and then we have to make sure that we can deploy to every corner in the world in a fair and affordable price and that's what exactly we're working on for that we need money and we need to go global corpo

state using islam an easy man to call one mine in a slum in kenya east breaking up the fall of what took atos. we start the show in south africa where a very special body is a risk the southern brown also known locally as the fund a bot because of its belief that its cry signals the coming of summer rain the species can be found in grasslands from kenya to angola and even all the way down to south africa however humans are driving the bus into decline well its goal savation is are now pulling out all the stops to save these iconic incompetent. even when fitted with tracking devices some i'm also going to be hard to find. lucy kemp going to just about she's trying to look at sultan ground one bill's large got me but as bad as found in sub-saharan africa. in hunting i've lived this species vulnerable it's timid in that their numbers in south africa how fall into under 1500 the population is definitely still declining over the last couple of years we've been developing conservation tools but they've still been in the experimental phase and you know always sort of trying to expand it so it makes a really meaningful difference to t

thunderstorms through central areas of africa meanwhile across much of south africa it means fine and dry maybe just saying with the far east coast as you can see but a warm day set in capetown wednesday with a high of 25 the razor to the all remain very heavy particularly through coastal areas of tanzania up into the coast of kenya as well and corresponding right the way across towards the west and then really by thursday the rains of anything becoming a little bit heavy a 2nd across the west through areas of the republic of congo back into the d.l.c. but all the while staying fine and try to soften again to the cape town with the high for you of 25 degrees celsius. i usually test treat and trace frank assessments why is italy struggling to cope with the number of coronavirus failure to take really aggressive action really get them behind her informed opinion which is going to be much more challenging in a place like eve that is why i don't play here very relieved in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines as india done enough to nip the spread of coronavirus in the inside story on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watc

south—east. winds of africa, palermo, sicily, not of a0 degrees yesterday was up contrast that to yesterday was upas the scene in devon in exmouth. it is colder, a bit of frost around across much of england and wales. could be the last frost we see for awhile. plenty of sunshine but cloud building up. all areas are staying dry. maybe in the isle of man, northern ireland. a bit more clout in scotland with a greater chance of a few showers, mainly in the north and west. —— loud. shetland still in the cold air. gale force winds. —— cloud. not 1 million miles from where we should be mid may. through this evening and over night, the odd spell of rain in the north of scotland. most dry overnight but we should be frost free. not as cold as it has been and temperatures will continue to climb each of the following nights as well. we still have cold air and strong winds in shetland, however. a few showers tomorrow across scotland, maybe far north—west of england, clouding over more generally in northern ireland with patchy rain during the day but for most it will be another predominately dry day, if not com

south africa. i . life she turning to the streets of cape town more than is permitted at that countrywide lockdown began in late march restrictions of the minimally east since then exercise a door is not a light again only between 6 and 9 in the morning the sale of cigarettes and alcohol was still back to people we go back to work tension and i'm arising. this is a self-help group for women who have faced gender based violence under lockdown in meeting caroline peters back yard. she was the victim of a gang rape when she was young. she now helps other women abused by men in particular by their male partners who feel the misty county police because from this new member main office today could be nothing i mean the homes they are teaching take it to be one pound instead you take it into the highland means he's able to move it onto means that the balance is moved back into her own state. rates of gender based violence against women in south africa are among the highest in the world on average more than 100 reefs are reported every day. but these women say things got worse since the start of the lock down. they agreed to let us film their group in the hop

across the med still that rain to clear away from areas in the east northern areas of africa are fine and dry what we've seen father to the south some very strong winds and look at this this is where we have these strong winds coming in from the desert and it just kicks up all the dust and this is the result of very dangerous conditions it will stay windy as a go through wednesday by thursday the winds calm a little uncertain cools off in tripoli at 27. you're watching al-jazeera reminder the top stories we're following for you thousands of high school students have returned to their classes in china's will on city after months and lockdown the big province was the initial at the center of the outbreak run a wire which was 1st detected andy samberg. former top official has accused the white house of seeking quick fixes by recommending unproven drugs to treat one of virus patients or bright says he was fired for raising concerns about president trump's policy. rights groups condemn a decision to shut down a leading broadcast network and the philippines because of an expired license the channel frequently aired critical coverage

if you look at east asia first, then europe and north america, and now the outbreaks are moving to sub—saharan africa and southuple of lessons to keep your case is low. south korea is a particular paradigms with no new locally acquired infections in the last 24 hours and that is remarkable. the test, trace and isolate and go aggressively after the virus. secondly, protect your front line on health workers. third, surveillance, track the virus, where is it and when clusters emerge, immediately get on top of it. fourth, watch importation of cases. watch your borders that could set off local clusters. next, communication and be clear, straightforward and honest with the population. and finally, south korea has been lucky not to lock down, but if the situation arises like in singapore when cases ta ke arises like in singapore when cases take off, lockdown fast to get a handle on it, build up the public health infrastructure and then get out of lockdown as fast as possible. this is from doctor robert crowder. this is from doctor robert crowder. this is from doctor robert crowder. this is forjimmy, given social dist

south africa flatten the friend of ours. well we finally have a new tropical storm a city east of the philippines we've been watching it the last few days this is it it is called the long form and it's actually working its way closer to the west very slowly through thursday and pushing towards the central philippines now the winds at this point should be about 165 kilometers an hour gusting high than that it'll bring some very heavy amounts of rain to south reborn as some arch of the usual. quite heavy at times particularly in sumatra and then through friday this storm system expected to get a little bit stronger but point there is some interaction expected with the land it will bring some torrential downpours so the is the threat of a flash floods and even more widespread flooding across into australia mostly fine and dry plenty of cloud has been streaming across the southeast in the last year as bringing some rather dramatic pictures like this into melbourne so the happy want to show us but really the rain we're likely to be through some portions of new south wales and just beginning to creep up the coast and portions of fall

east africa. but. how well hot and dry sums it up for the weather across the middle east for the most part of charles of want to see showers just around the south western side of saudi arabia but essentially it does look like plenty of hot sunshine and even up towards the levant we're looking at some high temperatures 32 named by route could touch 38 in jerusalem i'm looking at 42 in baghdad so into the made forty's across much of the region so mid thirty's across much of the region pushing up towards the 40 degree mark 40 celsius in kuwait and $41.00 in dubai similar values as we go on through the next couple days here in doha we're getting up to around $37.00 but we go with chance of wanted to showers down towards the southern end of the red sea the same as the rains well they are in play across central parts of africa not as widespread in place to say that's certainly the case as we look down towards kenya towards uganda towards the one that just around east africa the showers are there but they're not as watched by the not as heavy not as intense they have been in recent days south of that it generates right we got a chance of wanted to sho

southern areas and all the while into a south africa certainly on tuesday it's around the southern tip and then through wednesday those showers working the way up the east coast some fairly blustery winds at times as well but it should actually say draw on johanna's back and cape town 21 is the high in johannesburg. the latest news as it breaks the mind sits within a valley surrounded by bush land and most of the operations happen about 500 inmates has been able to serve there with details coverage of the malaysian navy recently prevented a boat carrying around $200.00 range of refugees from landing from around the world summit leaders are accusing their opponents of trying to topple that by tampering with financial stability. and. how do you juggle. if you gotta know daddy made it. to where it are now. it took a year. for do what will work doug. doug a year now it will be nosy but he took. to the no no we are manual. we're told it was mostly.

western and central states threatening food supplies swarms of 1st landed in east africa at the start of the year and spread to south asia so on to say unseasonal rains and cyclons caused the local population to boot. iranian members of parliament elected in february have been sworn in the of well a majority a conservative president hassan rouhani says he hopes the government and parliament can have a good working relationship for the last year of his term sandbags ravi was listening to the president's speech and has more details from time. he also said that the independence of each branch of government in the country does not necessarily mean that they have to be confrontational that they can cooperate and he said that my administration extend the hand of brotherhood towards the new parliament now his tone was very positive but you look if you look at the context of the relationship between the presidency in the parliament in the previous years if you look at the political context of what has happened to president hassan rouhani is specially since the collapse of the 2015 nuclear deal then you can understand that p

western and central states threatening food supplies swarms 1st landed in east africa at the start of the year and spread to south asia scientists say and seasonal rains and psych loans caused the local population to prove. 2 hikers missing in new zealand for 18 days have been found safe and with only minor injuries the pair went hiking in a. national park and were expected to return after 5 days but they got lost in fog a large search was launched but bad weather hampered rescuers efforts they stayed in place and were eventually rescued by a military helicopter after crews saw a fire that they'd leaked much more on our website and all the stories we've been covering out. call or do stay with us i'm going to be back in just a few minutes we're going to bring you one piece of news among many that has just reached us here at al-jazeera and that is the number of deaths in the united states have now reached 100000 that's just coming to us from the john johns hopkins university will bring you more details and reaction on that in just a few minutes to stay with us thanks for all of us. do you know now to syria students