a spore taj 1.6 e r d i'm 48 v a w d 7 d.c.t. let's explain that. the car maker owned by hyundai spore taj the name of the model a best seller by the way 1.6 e r d r it means a 1.6 liter direct injection diesel engine 48 feet a 48 fold electrical system makes the sports hodge a mild hybrid a.w.t. means all wheel drive and so. evan d.c.t. stands for the 7 speed dual clutch transmission quite a mouthful. that he already has the lead because of its name but it also shows how much technology comes together in a car like this. the makers have been producing off road vehicles for 3 decades and this is by far the best model yet. but i was wondering about is how fast these korean manufacturers like qiao reached european standards in the last year for example the sportage this is a really really dumb car it's everything is not spectacular but it's working well and has a modern engine but the best thing is a 7 year warranty this is released. by the way a mild hybrid with a 48 volt electrical system means that a very powerful electric motor kicks in every time

do we have any indication as to why taj resigned. gave new reason absolutely no reason for his resignation at a press conference but we know that the 2 have been at odds those narrow opposes lockdown measures and he wants to get the economy up and running again very soon but it is a doctor and health care consultant and he wants to continue with the stay at home ashes so last week was narrow issued a decree to allow the jeems and beauty salons to be open again without consulting type actually and. criticize that and then the final straw seems to be the wish of the president to use a drug to treat malaria. and the drug is called chloro queen and it's a medication primarily primarily used to treat in the area as i sat and it's been discussed a lot since a pandemic started but the world have organization says that there is actually no definite if evidence that it actually works so definitely you know a strained relationship between the 2 obviously now can you tell us how brazil is actually handling the corona virus epidemic one of them

people say that this year it will be taller than the taj mahal. india generates thousands of garbage every day and a shortage of new sites are becoming big problems. workers known as -- make their living going door-to-door to collect trash that can be recycled. like paper and plastic bottles. they sort it and sell it to recycling companies for less than a dollar per kilogram. they are not organized, so their activities can be inefficient. several may show up at the same house while none might visit another. matthew runs an organization to create a a network. he has wantedd to solve his countrtry's gararbage proroblem he was a student. he's realized the solution might lie with a work f force that ma have overlooked. >> in india we have over 1.5 million. wii don't we figure a way we can connect them with waste generators. >> he chose leadersrs from loca communities and found teams under them. he then had each team divide up the areas it could cover. he leads one such team of around 10 workers. he buys the waste they collect, packages it, and sells i

adorned is the taj mahal. like the splendor of eastern satins.d boy meets girl on the wedding day.e reception? the guests enjoy a lavish spread brightened by all manner o enticing spices. the bride and groom are enthroned on this happy day of days. poet kipling wrote that "east is east and west is do meet inhe twain the governments of freeman everywhere." new delhi symbolizes the new india. striving forward with this idea. for so many different people, so many different religions and philosophies. at the university of malaya and singapore, there is again that spirit of youth universal. serious, but not too serious. even the newest leaders of some of the oldest civilizations on earth can't be too sober about the prospect. ♪ there is an intricacy in eastern craftsmanship that defies the world and its patterns of protection -- perfection. yet it is joyous. in bangkok, there is a positive gaiety and the temples themselves. ♪ this is thailand, of course. also known as the happy land. the land of peace. the sound of temple bells tingling are heard all day and all night. ♪ dancing in thai

we're here at randolph air force base where aerospace power begins and we are on building 100 the taj mahal one of the great iconic buildings in air force history. from here you can see the entirety of randolph air force base, its circular design. it's a beautiful base. it's a functional base. it was built just in time to help the air force steadily build its numbers so that it would have an award winning air force by 1943 to 1943 and they built it to be the show place of the air force. it became known as west point of the air. as with engineers and artillery specialists in the army, here is where you learn the craft of flying and supporting flying operations. so many of the greats in air force history started here and have come back here. >> a lot of people mention this base as being important to san antonio. >> it is. >> why is it important? >> randolph has always been a steady generator for business, steady generator for technology innovation and some of the very best of american society come here. it's one of the most diverse bases in the air force and if you want diversity of tho

house democrats are hoping to vote on a new $3 trillion pack taj that includes money for state and locals unemployment benefits past july along with new direct payments to american families. president trump says that's not going to happen. >> doa. doa. dead on arrival. nancy pelosi knows that. >> in a bipartisan push, larry hogan and new york's governor say the need is real, writing in a statement, each day the congress fails to act states are being forced to make cuts that will devastate the essential services the american people rely on. and destroy the economic recovery before it even gets off the ground. nj nmg's governor says his state which has been hit hard by the pandemic lost more than $3 billion in revenue last month. >> we cannot sustain a collapse of revenues without turning to unprecedented layoffs. layoffs by the way of the very people we were relying upon the most. >> all this as our grocery habits are now starting to reflect the current economic situation. new market research shows cheaper store brands are now outpacing popular brands. and americans are cutting back on sp

was incompatible but present gyre both an arms approach to dealing with the coronavirus crisis as the tajwas sworn in less than a month ago after his predecessor also quit in protest the president's coronavirus process brazil is one of the country's hardest hit by the pandemic with more than $14000.00 deaths of present both and are strongly resisted issuing stay at home. or some calories are british journalists are based in brazil he joins us from sao paulo well welcome to the president has lost 2 health ministers in less than 2 months what is the problem there. well i'm sure if lost is quite the correct. to health ministers have essentially been left dead in. you know little more than a month a century because of disagreements with president bowles and all rove who from the start of this pandemic has always sought to downplay aids and put the economy and you know describe it as a lethal flu and then off with saying that it only affects all of the people and that you want to be as you know it's important to keep the economy going at the same time the latest disagreement it's understood th

was incompatible but present gyre both an arms approach to dealing with the coronavirus crisis as the tajwas sworn in less than a month ago after his predecessor also quit in protest at the president's coronavirus promises brazil is one of the countries hardest hit by the pandemic with more than $14000.00 deaths of those and both are strongly resisted issuing stay at home. or some calories are british journalists are based in brazil he joins us from south palmer well welcome to the president has lost 2 health ministers in less than 2 months what is the problem there. well sure of lost is quite the correct. to health ministers have essentially left bad position in you know little more than a month a century because of disagreements with president bowles and all rove who from the start of this pandemic has always sought to downplay aids and put the economy and you know described it as a little flu and then offered saying that they only have faith people and that give quantities you know it's important to keep the economy going at the same time the latency is disagreement it's understood thi

my pleasure before we get to the church i think that the taj we're just talking about that's a huge issue i just want you to weigh in i know you're from minneapolis and what's going on there with of course that the tragic death of george floyd and i want you to watch this video of the c.n.n. crew being arrested today while we're live on the air here it is. why why am i under arrest i'm. heartbroken. over time can go on what's your take on that in particular you know it's it's ridiculous i mean no matter what news crews it is what if they're not in the way if they're doing their job let them do their job for crying out loud so you know my home state i tell you it's getting worse and worse and become more watch out for you all it's time to get the craziness that states the craziness of the mayor they have the right now but governor i mean it's just sad to see that state so far left and so crazed with the way they're treating people in the way that this mayor is now reacting anything to what the riots going on and you know god bless the family and that man and those police i'm sorry those gu

than a 1000000000 fewer trips are expected this year lockdowns of closed firms attractions such as the taj mahal in india the economic toll there is staggering 38000000 indians face unemployment due to the near collapse of the tourism and hospitality industry the aviation industry is during its worst crisis in history it's losing around $1600000000.00 a day with passenger demand down by 90 percent in the u.s. and europe. that's already cost $32000.00 job cuts or deadlines in europe which accounts for half of the global tourism market and it's said to be a quiet summer with major sites like the canals of venice empty in italy 500000 some odd jobs are at risk or with $108000000000.00 of revenue that's actually gotten reports on the struggle france is facing balancing the country's economic recovery with public health. try thing you've been teach to c.v. car is both a passion and a business for room upon yet but a coronavirus crisis has put the brakes on his tool company in paris he hopes that as some countries begin to ease knock downs and travel restrictions tourists will return to the city

the world tourism organization have emptied major tourist attractions with iconic size like india's taj mahal closed to visitors the economic toll is staggering 38000000 indians face unemployment due to the near collapse of the tourism and hospitality industry while the skies say silent the aviation industry is enduring its worst crisis in history with passenger demand down by 90 percent in europe and the us that's cause as many as $32000.00 job cuts at airlines in europe which accounts for half of the global tourism market and his al-jazeera is that in paris on the struggle the french government is facing to balance economic needs with public health. so i think you've been teach to c.v. call is both a passion and a business for room yet but a coronavirus crisis has put the brakes on his tool company in paris he hopes it is some countries begin to ease knockdowns and travel restrictions tourists will return to the city without them his business may struggle to survive work more or less with tourists for in your tourist former europe and us. it's really hard to work hollywood persians th

but he decided after two weeks, it was fun to go to the taj mahal when it opens michael jackson not so much when it goes bankrupt. >> chris, he didn't do anything to implement the plan. let's take one element of the plan. once you reopen, you've got to adopt a system of testing, placing, and quarantine. meaning you test, you find out who that person had contact with, and then you quarantine those individuals. well, that doesn't happen without an infrastructure, without staff, without funding. and just since the plan was released, the administration has had two weeks to work with congress to appropriate money to the states, to hire all the people that would do this. instead, they have resisted efforts to try to fund those activities. they have said that states should go bankrupt. even since they released the plan, they have resisted any efforts to implement it. so it shouldn't be a surprise to anybody that it didn't work. and that now they are left with only one option, which is to just sort of go along with the increasing tide being driven by trump's base and open up the country too so

the community braces for another night of potential unrest after today police released body cam foot taj. it was heavily redacted. we'll bring you the press conference when it gets underway. we'll have more on this story in a bit. we'll begin tonight with the pandemic. a crisis that has been marked by grim and grimmer milestones. yesterday that milestone was marking the 100,000 dead mark, and now we've passed the 40 million jobs lost mark. today we learned more than 2 million more workers have filed for unemployment benefits in the last week so it brings the number of people who have sought assistance to 20 million since mid march. that is roughly the population of california or roughly one out of every four workers in america. this is great depression levels of joblessness right now. while some of those jobs might be coming back, a lot of them are not. a round of layoffs planned at american airlines was yet another reminder of that reality today. politically there are more signs that this crisis has begun to hurt the president's standing with key elements of his base. he's responded to

airspace power begins and we're on building 100 taj mahal, the great iconic buildings in air force history. and from here, you can see the entirety of randolph air force base. circular design. it's a beautiful base. it was built in time for the air force to steadily make the numbers so they would have an award winning air force by 1942-1943. it became known as west point in the air. as with engineers and artillery specialists in the army, here is where you learn the craft of flying. and supporting flying operations. and so one of the greats in air force history started here and have come back here. >> why is this important? >> it's steady generator for innovation and technology and the very best of the american society come here. it's one of the most diverse bases in in the air force and if you want diversity of thought, diversity of backgrounds, religions, the air force is the place to go. and randolph might be more emblematic of that than any other base. >> expanding u.s. defense calls forever the schooling of 30,000 pilots each year. >> san antonio had had always been looking for anothe

1000000000 fewer trips are expected this year knockdowns have closed fames attractions such as the taj mahal in india economic toll there is staggering 38000000 indians face unemployment due to the near collapse of the tourism and hospitality industry the aviation industry is ensuring its worst crisis in history it's losing around $1600000000.00 a day with passenger demand down by 90 percent in the us and europe that's already cause 32000 job cuts at airlines in europe which accounts for half of the global tourism market and it's set to be a quiet summer with major sites like the canals of venice and in italy $500000.00 some odd jobs are at risk along with $108000000000.00 in revenue and talk about reports on the struggle france is facing balancing the country's economic recovery with public health. try to given teach to c.v. car is both a passion and a business for room upon yet but a coronavirus crisis has put the brakes on his tool company in paris he hopes it has some countries begin to ease lock downs and travel restrictions. tourists will return to the city we think of them his b

than a 1000000000 fewer trips are expected this year lockdowns of close famous attractions such as the taj mahal in india the economic toll there is staggering $38000000.00 indians face unemployment due to the naked laps of the tourism and hospitality industry the aviation industry is injury its worst crisis in history losing around $1600000000.00 a day with passenger demand down by 90 percent in the united states and in europe and that's already course $32000.00 job cuts of airlines in europe which accounts for hoff of the global tourism market. well spain and greece are looking to reopen for tourism this summer but across europe the entire sector is preparing for a tough season and while some restrictions are being used it's expected to take until next year for the number of foreign visitors to rebound this hour deserves the touch of butler in paris on the struggle the french government is facing to balance economic needs with public health. so i think it's been teach to c.v. coal is both a passion and a business for roma yet but it coronavirus crisis has put the brakes on his tool compa

1000000000 fewer trips are expected this year lockdowns of also closed famous attractions such as the taj mahal in india the economic toll there is staggering 38000000 indians face unemployment 2 years of the near collapse of the tourism and hospitality industry while the aviation industry is also enduring its worst crisis in history with passenger demand down by 90 percent in the u.s. and europe that's already cost $32000.00 job cuts and airlines in europe which accounts for hard of the global tourism market as well spain and greece are looking to reopen for tourism the some of that across europe the entire sector is preparing for a tough season while some restrictions are being eased it's expected to take until next year for the number of foreign visitors to rebound here's our desires natasha but for in paris on the struggle that the french government is facing to try to balance economic. needs with public health. i think it's been teach to c.v. call is both a passion and a business for yet but a coronavirus crisis has put the brakes on his tool company in paris he hopes it is some coun

than 15000000 jobs shortly would walk down that cane and by then get fast because of paris and the taj about the who is there for us natasha they have been such different approaches from different countries such different advice from different leaders how close always had this unified kind of plan. well the european commission presenting guidelines for a rescue plan if you like for the european union's tourism industry and what the european commission is saying is the these are just proposals this isn't prescriptive so basically countries really have to try and decide what they will do and whether or not they feel that the health and the sundry situation where they may countries is safe enough to proceed with some of these measures now one of the main measures that's being proposed by the european commission is that some countries start to consider lifting border restrictions and border checks to allow people to travel more freely they also proposed the idea of a found his system so the moment if you booked travel within the european union but because of the coronavirus pandemic you ha

exercise and was crafted to allow the house to operate when impacted by natural disaster, attack, con taj contagion. the changes to house floor and committee process being proposed in this resolution are heavily dependent on the clerk of the house, house recording studios, and the house information resource's ability to execute and support the dramatic process changes. i have confidence in the clerk, cao and the professionals on their teams. however, it is unfair to them and puts the institution at risk by not first listening to them. mitigating risks and testing the process extensively. these steps have been skipped. to that point, i submit today a letter for the record to you, mr. chairman, outlining an important technical questions and concerns that must be addressed before the official virtual proceedings are conducted. >> without objection. >> the house is on the receiving end of $1.6 billion unauthorized scams, probes, and malicious attempted network connections per month. after broadcasting to the world our ene. intention to allow members to delegate votes via e-mail and moving com