but when the votes are tallied, we'll know which democrat is facing off. and now we know democrat doug jones, the most vulnerable democratic senator will be facing tommy tuberville and not jeff sessions.

yet is what you're saying what would another 5 years of do that mean for poland should his current tally be confirmed. the incumbent president is a strong ally and supporter of the national conservative government. puts his signature under every. passed by. the parliament so probably it won't change in the coming years. the peace and justice party and justice party would be probably able to continue their reforms also to controversial judicial reforms which has been has been heavily criticized by the european union but also to strengthen its grip on public media and on all institution and in the country critics say that poland poland can move towards more authoritarian authoritarian power more authoritarian regime the other hand. let me jump in there let me jump in there you've got about 2 hours ok monica let me jump in there if i could what would happen if the mare of warsaw rough of tokarski winds up the winner what would that mean for poland. that would mean that poland. could also have closer ties to the european union and that's the main goal of the mayor of war so he wants poland t

week 37 countries reported record spikes in daily infections including the united states where the tally is going up by 60 to 70000 every day california remains the epicenter of its outbreak while florida has overtaken new york with more than 432000 infections brazil is the 2nd worst hit country after the u.s. the number of cases across latin america has surpassed 4300000 more than the united states and canada combined those top 3 hotspots the us brazil india now account for half of the world's infections by mr narendra modi warned the indian public to remain vigilant saying the danger of covert 19 is far from over. well let's see what's happening across latin america petit joins us live now from the colombian capital bogota alexandros a latin america now the worst affected region for code cases a pretty grim milestone which countries are driving up the numbers alexandra. yes there in the pan american health organisation has said that their pandemic across the region overall is showing no sign of slowing down but they are particularly worried that with 5 countries brazil of course mexico

where the tally is going up by 60 to 70000 every day california remains the epicenter of its outbreak while florida has overtaken new york with nearly 424000 infections brazil is the 2nd worst hit country after the u.s. and the number of cases across latin america has surpassed 4300000 more than the u.s. and canada combined but those top 3 hotspots the u.s. brazil india now. count for half of the world's infections prime minister narendra modi warned the indian public to remain vigilant saying the danger of cope with 19 is far from over well in a moment we'll have the latest from the united states but 1st a listener on petty is in the colombian capital bogota with more on the crisis across latin america according to the paramedic held her again and sation their pandemic across the region is showing no signs of slowing down but experts there are particularly worried the 5 countries brazil and mexico of course but also colombia where we are argentina piru and to a lesser extent also chile where things have eased up a bit of course brazil remains the main hot spot this week they've been

previous instances, it was possible to tell the difference at least between officially announced tallies in the actual public sentiment. in parliamentary election 2003 which i remember well because i was a candidate myself, there was a parallel vote count organized by the communist party using their observers of the polling stations all over the country which showed, ironically, that t much of a vote from the communist themselves but it was significant from the liberals. of parties were kicked out the russian parliament. large-scaleremember ballot stuffing was uncovered and documented and publicized by s and caused street protests. nothing of the kind was forcible this time. the only observers allowed to the polling places where those approved by public chambers which are these kind of because i government bodies, state-controlled bodies in the regions and the national one. there was no international observation so observers from the council of europe is not invited. they handpick their faithful allies among the far right politicians in the european union countries like a member of the g

watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up a global tally puts coronavirus infections beyond 16000000 led by the united states which has recorded more than 70000 cases in the past day. britain suddenly reimpose sees a quarantine on anyone coming in from spain catching many travelers off god. also ahead thousands protest across israel furious about the prime minister benjamin netanyahu says handling of the pandemic. protests against racism and police brutality are being held for another night in the u.s. city of portland in oregon there is anger over the presence of federal agents sent by president trump the demonstrations were sparked by the police killing of george floyd in minneapolis and have been going on for more than 8 weeks now big protests in seattle in neighboring washington state police there using tear gas and stun grenades to clear a week still occupy protests and so-called 45 people were arrested and 21 police officers were injured. ok let's get the latest on what's going on globally with the coronavirus just 4 days after a global tally showed 50000000 virus infections th

a global tally puts corona virus infections beyond 16000000 led by the us which is now recorded more than 70000 cases in the past day. britain suddenly reimpose is a quarantine on anyone coming in from spain catching travellers off guard. hello again you're watching council 0 coming to you live from our headquarters here and oh i'm peter doherty also ahead more scuffles and tear gas on the streets of the u.s. city of portland oregon and continuing protests against police brutality. thousands protest across israel furious about prime minister benjamin netanyahu is handling of the pandemic. just 4 days after a global tally showed $15000000.00 coronavirus infections the world has now surpassed $16000000.00 that's according to the u.s. based johns hopkins university it shows the united states brazil and india are leading a surge in new cases globally almost 650000 people on the known to have died the u.s. has recorded 73000 new infections in the past 24 hours the country's top infectious diseases expert dr anthony felt she is again urging state governments to hit pause on reopening the s

global tally puts coronavirus infections beyond 16000000 led by the us which has recorded more than 70000 cases in the past day. and again i'm peter wu watching all to 0 live from doha also coming up tension in the u.s. city of portland where protests continue against police brutality in the presence of federal agents sent in by donald trump. britain suddenly reimpose is a quarantine on anyone coming in from spain catching travelers of god. also ahead we'll look at how malaria related deaths in africa could more than double this year . just 4 days after a global tally showed $15000000.00 coronavirus infections the world has now surpassed $16000000.00 that's according to the u.s. based johns hopkins university it shows the united states brazil and india are leading a surge in new cases globally almost 650000 people are known to have died the u.s. has recorded 73000 new infections in the past 24 hours the country's top infectious disease expert anthony is again urging state governments to hit pause on reopening . the states of florida texas and california remain some of the worst affected a

the united states brazil and india the surge in infections have already exceeded the highest daily tallies reported by any european country so far the total number infected in florida is now nearing 270000 more than 4000 people have died across the united states more than 135000 people have died nationally. well patty cohen joins us live now from outside a hospital in maryland and if we can look at the situation in florida 1st another depressing milestone has been paused how all the hospitals coping and how much pressure is it pushing on the health system that. well if you think about it the whole reason the country shut down is so we wouldn't see what happened in the hospitals in spain and italy happen here or to the hospital behind me now here in maryland they locked it down and basically they've seen the positivity rate stay below 5 percent but in florida the positivity rates that's the number of tests being taken. could coming back positive is now 12 almost 20 percent so as you mentioned more than 15000 cases and let's think about this virus what we know about this virus your sick and

where the tally is going up by 60 to 70000 every day california remains the epicenter of its outbreak was florida has now overtaken new york with nearly 424000 infections brazil is the 2nd worst hit country out of the u.s. and the number of cases across latin. erica has surpassed a 4300000 more than the u.s. and canada combined with those top 3 hotspots the u.s. brazil india now account for half of the world's infections prime minister narendra modi warned the indian public to remain extremely vigilant saying the danger of covert 19 is far from over so let's see what's happening across latin america alexander and petit joins us live now from the colombian capital bogota alexandra's a latin america now the worst affected region in the world for covert cases this is a pretty grim milestone which countries are driving up the numbers. yes there and according to the american health again and stationed there pandemic across the region is showing no signs of slowing down but experts there are particularly worried the 5 countries brazil or mexico of course but also colombia where we are. to a

south africa now has the most number of corona virus cases on the african continent the daily tally from saturday showed more than 10000 new infections that's the highest jump in 24 hours so far hospitals across the country have come under pressure as beds quickly fill up there's been a steady increase in cases since restrictions gradually ease in may health care workers who criticize the government's handling of the pandemic saying their safety has not been the priority air strikes have targeted a libyan air base that was recaptured in may by the u.n. recognize government the backing of turkish forces attacked by unknown aircraft in the al what is the base happened overnight the loss of the facility was among a string of recent defeats for walt. pushing him out of large parts of western libya the warhead has more from tripoli. 5 air strikes are targeted by an identified warplanes but the government here in tripoli especially the defense minister just stated saying that. foreign fighter jets carried out the attacks on turkish military facilities in a little. air base that includes an air

least $40000.00 people have tested positive there in just 24 hours that's according to the latest tally india's total number of recorded infections is now more than 1100000 from new delhi is elizabeth. the 1st human clinical trials all of a vaccine called kovacs and begin today with 375 people taking part and the director of the all india institute of medical sciences where a large part of the trial is taking place so that regardless of which country comes up with the vaccine 1st india has the ability to mass produce it given its history the fact that it is the world's largest producer of generic drugs and speaking about the situation in the country he said that some places like in delhi where cases have been coming down for the last 2 weeks seem to have passed their peak whereas other places especially the southern states are going through their peak now now india did record yet another single highest a rise in cases more than 40000 cases and nearly 700 deaths the state of mind remains the 1st the worst affected and with more than 300000 cases now its tally has surpassed that of spain'

an infection fatality rate would be the for tallies divided by the estimated infections, which may be even lower, and i think that is a testament to, get up, the great work that you guys have been doing. can you talk about the evolution of how these patients have been handled? know you did not have as many in march and april, but before people were doing plasma, before remdesivir, someone came in in late march. what was the protocol, and how has that involved? dr. aduen: we have two different waves. at the beginning, we have the high wave. after that, we have a decrease in the numbers, until two weeks ago, that we have a new surge. but the important thing for us is that even that we were having a significant number of mortalitystill, the has remained, less than 1%. so down for us. at the beginning, we did not feel the high mortality that we did not have. now, the other thing that i would like to take the opportunity, because you mentioned that when we are talking about treatment, it is important to understand that the drugsivir and another depend on them to make it, however, the conva

in a search of infections in brazil mexico the room colombia and argentina experts say the actual tally is much higher than the official numbers. it's taken just 4 days for the global number of infections to jump from 15 to 16000000 over the past week 37 countries reported a record spikes in daily cases. and the u.s. is just it's consulates in the chinese city of chengdu the closure was ordered by china was a retaliation for the americans asked beijing to shut down its consulates and kingston the 2 sides are at odds over a range of issues. i marched alongside martin luther king jr and campaigned for social justice right up until his death almost 2 weeks ago now a vigil honoring the life and legacy of john lewis has been held in montgomery alabama his body is lying in state at the capitol building where the public can pay their respects luther king jr daughter niece was among those to speak at his vigil the city is the final leg of the selma to montgomery voting rights trail at his casket retrace that journey. earlier it was driven across the edmund pettus bridge in selma on the way to t

combined infections have surged in brazil mexico proved colombia and argentina experts say the actual tally is much higher than the official one. and europe was once the global epicenter of the virus softer the outbreak in china that took long to recover but now some parts are experiencing surges spain says it's still a safe travel destination that's off the u.k. reintroduced a 2 week quarantine for people returning from holiday the day barber reports from london. london's gatwick airport and plenty of people flying off on holiday but for those traveling to spain it's a confusing time face with 2 weeks in quarantine on their return this teacher and her husband decided to cancel their trip to the countries south where we were going there is no outbreak so why don't some want them to look at regional lockdowns like madrid in barcelona like why not you know shut those down and then leave the tourist a bit open and that's a question being asked by some travelers heading to london from madrid i think it so it's pretty bad because it's just come all of a sudden it's not given people much time to

welcome to you covered $900.00 special here on the news i want to get john's on the line the tally with us sars curve too isn't our only enemy amid the coronavirus pandemic viral hepatitis continues to claim thousands of lives every day worth remembering what we're up against. there of the main strains of the hepatitis virus referred to as types a b. c. d. and. according to the world health organization millions of sufferers unaware of the disease but slowly creeps up on them with an inflammation of the liver unbeknown to them all habitat is pathogens except for c. . preventable by a vaccine. the lack of testing also means in many cases i discovered too late. and that for a disease that spreads easily and through poor food hygiene dirty water and lack of sanitation. the rest see. bread via blood semen and other bodily fluids. for more i'm joined by all of him care the spokesman of the german association off research based pharmaceutical companies good to have you with us the place tell me how is the fight against cope with 19 affecting the fight against hepatitis. it's affected in 2 way

india's coronavirus tally is predicted to reach more than 1000000 before the end of july how long the country's monument to love will remain closed. less certain. the pandemic has affected tourism all over the world in parts of africa it's impacting funding for important conservation projects one wildlife trust in kenya say it's now struggling to feed and protect a growing number of also and elephants in its care. feeding time for these baby elephants but asked their orphaned there's no mother's milk. instead they rely on simmons from the sheldrick wildlife trust to look after them $400.00 humans in fact including 70 keepers as well as vets and anti poaching units but with no money from tourists coming to visit kenya it's becoming more difficult to cover the costs. good. because coming in so that is a big worry. the corona crisis has also brought on the dangers of food shortages have resulted in an increase in illegal hunting sadly we are seeing an increase. including bushmeat and methods such as using. discriminate amongst the species they target so endangered animals such as elephan

coronavirus record 75000 new infections in one day that's almost as many as china's official 6 months tally florida is the new epicenter now on friday the sunshine state we called it more than 11000 new cases state also recorded a 4th consecutive day with more than 100 deaths florida screwed up with the governor from the sun tissue is facing criticism for his handling of the pandemic blamed the high numbers on increased testing in the state. our correspondent is in miami outside the jackson memorial hospital stuff and we are seeing grim new figures what's the situation like on the ground there in miami. there describe the situation absolutely accurate it is horrible situation florida is a so-called red state red states there are 18 in the united states and this terminology stems from a report which was prepared for the coronavirus task force in washington d.c. in the white house which the white house has not made public yet but it is true florida has tremendous new infection cases numbers here yesterday 13000 today 11000 in the days not over here in miami dade county and in miami so doctors

india's coronavirus tally is predicted to reach more than 1000000 before the end of july how long the country's monument to love will remain closed well that's less than. has been their child daria joins me now from delhi with more on air why is india having such a tough time getting a grip on those fires. but terry let me begin by saying that this kind of rise in the number of cases was expected by the medical experts initially when a couple of months ago when they were being interviewed when the white house started spending in india because we need to also understand the kind of population and the population density that our country has this kind of nuclear transfer transmission is very much possible and apart from that we have come out of one nation whitely long known to a large extent and there have been a lot of relaxation in those with the negative and restrictions so life is coming back to work so usual state of affairs and for human to human interaction has of course also increased leading to this kind of transmission critics also see that the initial few months when the long

morricone a has died at the age of 91 the oscar winning composer was best known for his scores of the tally and spaghetti western thongs including the good the bad and the ugly a friend says he died in the hospital from complications after a fall. it's one of the most iconic movie soundtracks ever ennio morricone school for the 966 film the good the bad and the ugly. over korea spending decades the composer found success we've he's unique style and approach. now this can you will think. i don't describe images with my music. when there's an important movie it's key that the music says what isn't said and what you cannot see. him it could have been. born in 1928 morricone started out as a trumpet player after training at a prestigious rime conservatory rushing film music began as a way to make some money but he was soon in demand. his music for once upon a time in the west is as famous as the film itself it was just one of many collaboration suites big 80 western pioneer sergio leone in. the film music i write is constrained by the cinematic images their exact length like a stopwatch when it

india's coronavirus tallies predicted to reach more than 1000000 before the end of july. the country's monument to love will remain closed that slash. our india correspondent than in a child 3 explains why the numbers are so high in the country the sort of arrival cases was not entirely unexpected there were a lot of medical experts who when they reached the once when the wires started spreading in a lot of their interviews they pointed out that this may actually be the case in the coming few months and you also have to see that the kind of population density that india had this kind of a spike in cases is not entirely unexpected but it is not just the easing of law gun restrictions and jewels that is leading to this the critics also pointing out at. the possibility of reading that a total lack behind in their strategies on back tracing and death states for a long time critics say the focus was just on people who had traveled who had come back from different countries and their family members and the people they immediately or directly came in contact with beyond that the

record $75000.00 new infections in just a single day that's almost as many as china's official 6 month tally. florida is the nation's new epicenter on friday the sunshine state recorded more than 11000 new cases the state also recorded a 4th consecutive day with more than 100 deaths for his republican governor ron dissenters was facing. susan for his handling of the pandemic has blamed the high numbers on increased testing in the state. of case and correspondent stefan seaman's is in miami for us stefan we're seeing grim new figures what's the situation like in miami. situation is grim and as much as the figures today and now there are 11000 new corona virus infection cases that's massive yesterday 15000. florida as a state has 20 percent more new coronavirus cases than arizona 70 percent more than texas double the amount of california so this is the absolute red zone here this is the worst case scenario in the last 4 weeks and for florida remember just a few months ago and this is like groundhog day here it was this governor and this state which came late to the game they closed down late a

virus pandemic the number of confirmed cases worldwide has now topped 16000000 that's according to a tally by the johns hopkins university in the u.s. the spanish government insists that the country is safe despite a recent surge in infections britain and other european countries have imposed measures to limit travel to spain fearing the spread of the virus and france is making covert 19 tests available free of charge and without prescription that says health authorities monitor and uptick in infections after the lifting of lockdown measures there. well north korea has plays the city of k. song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person was found showing symptoms of covert 19 leader kim jong un called an emergency meeting on saturday if confirmed it would be the country's 1st official case north korean state media say the person suspected of having the virus crossed illegally from south korea. we spoke earlier to reuters correspondent josh smith in the seoul south korea we asked him about claim that this 1st officially acknowledged case of cove it has been linked

coronavirus pandemic the number of confirmed cases worldwide has now topped 16000000 that's according to a tally by the johns hopkins university in the u.s. about 500 workers at a german farm have been placed in quarantine after more than 170 people tested positive for the virus there the security service has been hired to make sure no one leaves the area and north korea has placed the city of k. song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person was found showing symptoms of covert 19 if confirmed it would be the country's 1st official case. well one of the keys to stopping the spread of the corona virus is early detection and isolation of carriers of the disease but before symptoms appear there is no way of knowing if someone is infected just by looking at them well that problem might soon be solved with the help of some super sensitive noses have a look. can these canines help detect could have 19. 20 german army program in to achieve the service dogs working with dedicated trainers and the head over university of veterinary medicine cannot sniff out the virus itself bu

infections on thursday alone 55000 new cases were registered here's a look at data showing the daily tally of new cases every day since the beginning of the u.s. outbreak rising steadily at 1st the curve then flattened from the end of april to mid june but as lock down restrictions eased new infections shot up again those startling statistics mean this weekend's independence day celebrations are being scaled back as officials urge caution at public and private gatherings washington bureau chief in his fall has been to ocean city in maryland to guard the mood. for many americans this is the 1st time out of 2 months. they are hungry for fun and some. want to celebrate this 4th of july weekend as they normally do i'd like to keep moving on do the fireworks continue no malice as much as we can moving back to normalcy is what we'd like to do and i think if you take the right for cautions there's nothing to be scared they don't want your party to know what you enjoy yourself but you have you know how many thousands in a group one at protests how to deal with the pandemic is highly politicized so

the publisher put out the book with white spaces for the 30, boldface for the 160 they did in the tally for the other so as an object lesson in how subjective so much of this government data that was the formal start of the review process inside the process. so they dicker through the review process he did submit it before publishing the book? >> the case of monopoly to the supreme court was about a guy named frank who did not submit his book. that is what the judge is referring to the bolton case when he said bolton is risking losing his royalties. in 1980 he upheld the seizures of his book advance, all of his royalty income because he did not give the book to the cia for review. now the government argued and the government admitted his book did not contain any classified information. is about the abandonment of the south vietnamese when he got out of south vietnam and real hurry in 1975. the government admitted it did not have classified information but they went after him because he violated his contract. the supreme court, without holding oral arguments without fully briefing, took

virus pandemic the number of confirmed cases worldwide has now topped 16000000 that's according to a tally by the johns hopkins university in the u.s. morocco has placed a several cities under lockdown amid a spike in cove in $1000.00 cases the city's include casablanca marrakech and fez the health ministry confirmed $633.00 new cases on sunday and france is making covert $900.00 tests available free of charge and without a prescription that says health authorities monitor an uptick in infections after a lockdown measures were lifted there. on north korea has placed a study of k. song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person it was found a showing symptoms of covert 19 leader kim jong. and that called an emergency meeting on saturday if confirmed it would be the country's a 1st official case or 3 a state media say the person suspected of having the virus across illegally from south korea. we spoke earlier to reuters correspondent and josh smith in seoul south korea we asked him about claim that this 1st officially acknowledged case of cove and has been linked to

coronavirus pandemic the number of confirmed cases worldwide has now topped 16000000 that's according to a tally by the johns hopkins university in the u.s. about 500 workers at a german farm have been placed of quarantine after more than $170.00 people tested positive for the virus there a security service has been hired to ensure that no one leaves the area and north korea has placed the city of k. song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person was found showing symptoms of covert 19 if confirmed it would be the country's 1st official case. well germany is renowned for its sense of public order so much so that towns and cities have a public order department to ensure that all the rules of daily life are followed but the capital berlin is also known for its wild nightlife and while officials often turn a blind eye to all that the worst excesses that's not always possible with the coronavirus of searching again. are you all from the same household no one and a half metres apart please otherwise we'll take all of your personal details and issue a citation so if no one i

germany's case they tally rate and it's over 200000 confirmed kovac $1000.00 infections is quite low and and it has one of the highest recovery rates in the world most experts say that that's because the country got a lot of things right here in the early stages of the pandemic there was some luck involved i'd say the virus didn't strike germany massively and practically without warning like at the for example italy so so the country had a few crucial weeks to prepare and and it used them the political response to the looming pandemic was very swift compared to other countries one of the 1st tests for the coronavirus was developed here in berlin and it began to be used widely in the country very early on it didn't hurt to have a highly respected leader making decisions that people listen to among other things those decisions helped to protect the country's elderly which which many think is the big reason behind germany's low mortality numbers and the strong economy and the german lack of debt has allowed a more cautious measured reopening of society and the economy so so although the

the 70s it was controlled by a dutch the tally in the u.n. and only last year to the dutch government ruled that they were partially responsible for the deaths of this year they are trying to set up a commission to see what kind of reparations should be paid to the people a certain bellary hopkins of the financial times from sherborne it's a thank you very much thank you well russia and china have again vetoed an attempt by the u.n. security council to continue how many humanitarian aid deliveries to rebel held territories in syria's it leave and aleppo provinces 13 countries voted in favor of extending the ide but permanent members russia and china opposed the resolution humanitarian groups say cutting off aid could spell disaster for millions of civilians who are already in a desperate situation. youssef also fled to northern syria with his wife they've been here for 5 months they have sold almost all of their possessions to get money to buy essential and i'm not i'm about somebody who are 60 to 70 percent dependent on the aid delivery. it

coronavirus pandemic the number of confirmed cases worldwide has now topped 16000000 that's according to a tally by the johns hopkins university in the u.s. about 500 workers at a german farm have been placed in quarantine after more than 170 people tested positive for the virus there as security service has been hired to make sure no one leaves the area and north korea has plays the city of k. song near the border with south korea under total lockdown after a person was found showing symptoms of covert 19 if confirmed it would be the country's 1st official case. well covert 19 brought travel to a virtual standstill around the world with people stranded in holiday resorts and on business trips but the global travel shutdown has also left international students high and dry and here's the story of 2 of them who happened to be in germany remotest north sea island when travel options shut down. on an island they've been trying to leave her legal land for weeks but traveling to india and kenya during the pandemic is proving difficult i feel a little sad that i can't be home yet. quite some time that

it keeps a running tally and charges your amazon account when you leave the store.o cashier is needed. it's going to roll out later this year at an amazon grocery store in lamt. >>> nearly 180 employees at philz coffee will be let go. >> that is tragic. one city is flexing muscle as the fittest city in the country. for a third year in a row, arlington, virginia tops the list according to the american fitness index ranking. san francisco comes in at number five. on the flip side, thesi cities that need workout, bakersfield. people in all 100 cities exercise more and smoke less and had increased access to parks. >> physical activity is protective and giving peepg the opportunity to be physically active where they live is at utmost importance. >> some things are based on air quality and how bike friendly the city is, as well as personal behavior and diets and exercise. >> i can't even do ten pushups right there. [ laughter ] i got to work on the pushup tally. >> of course you can. >> jeff will take you on for sure. >> what have you got, jeff? how are you doing tonight?

the highest tally in a month. it continues a weeklong trend of a steady increase of the number of infections. this, as the world health organization has warned that young people could be behind the resurgence of the virus across europe. the fears they are not being as careful as older people when it comes to social distancing and wearing masks. authorities are now considering as to whether they should be worn outside too. about 1000 people partying in paris with no masks insight. films beforeeen coronavirus. it is in recent weeks. since france lifted its lockdown, young adults have been meeting up. this is one party organizer. [speaking french] why is this man comfortable discussing this on television? faced not been fined or any negative consequences for his actions. he doesn't feel covid is a real threat, like many others across the country. like these friends playing football. authorities and doctors have repeatedly said even if young people often get milder symptoms or asymptomatic, they are just as likely to

a librarian for the again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming out of bassists grimmy tally the coronavirus pandemic has claimed more than 600000.

yeah. >> shelly's final tally for the auction -- over $100k.e inheritance remains, like that monkey chair, nasa instrument panel, autographed photos, and full-size replica space capsule, plus hundreds more artifacts. shelly hopes to find a buyer for them someday. and who knows what it all might be worth? do you feel that you fulfilled rick's wish in having the items you sold recently get into the hands of other people who will appreciate them as much? >> oh, absolutely. you realize that these are people who know what they're buying. these are once-in-a-lifetime items. these things don't come up again. >> and now, that final twist we promised was coming. you get a call that he has another little something for you. >> yes. >> it was just a few days after her husband's funeral. an e-mail appears in shelly's in-box. it's from an auction house telling her that, before he died, rick had bid on a rare wedding ring. >> an e-mail popped up that said, "congratulations. you won the ring by proxy bid." when rick was in the hospital, he put a secret bid in.

on sunday well before all the votes were tallied with just a razor thin lead president duda seemed confident he'd win now after a campaign fueled by anti european anti german sentiment he's striking a more conciliatory tone isn't it go could be a person by if anyone was offended by anything i did or said in the last 5 years not just during the campaign please accept my apology as if it's the only way i want to assure you that i have respect for you just like i have respect for all my compatriots irrespective of their views of. this from a man who is a law and with the governing right wing populist law and justice party they've made no secret of their dislike for foreigners sexual minorities and the free press. just 3 points short challenger rough tough ski from the centrist civic platform party his showing is seen as proof of a growing opposition in this deeply divided country he ran on a platform of pro european liberal and tolerant values. oh. you know that's a nominee yes it's only the beginning i'm convinced we will change poland that now that we have woken up that no one will put us to

murders of several business men 15 years ago but many here see the arrest as politically motivated the tally ation 40 feeding president putin's favorite in the 2018 gubernatorial election because. people are trying to i think people take to the streets because their vote in the gubernatorial elections was taken away and you see if we just. put these protests are about more than the rest of their governor it's about fighting back against what they see as president putin's increasingly authoritarian grip on power. with chants of freedom and putin as a thief the protests happy come about to cry freedom freedom from the ruler sitting more than 6000 kilometers away in moscow who they see a self-serving and out of touch. of the think the nashville is sucking up all the resources from the far east and we get nothing in return this region used to be so rich people were doing so well and the production was thriving now all the big enterprises have been bought up by muscovites people in the most genuine spalled only it just puts them a little in the putin's appointment of his successor has not helped

and finally, the daily mirror has been tallying jobs lost in the uk because of the pandemic.urger king and john lewis adding to the total in the past 2a hours, it says 150,000 jobs have now gone. so, let's begin. a quick look through at some of the front pages. let's start off with the huffington post because the paper very much focusing on what we are seeing at the supreme court in the us. when it comes to the president's financial records so the supreme court ruled that those records can be examined by prosecutors in new york. but in a related case, the court ruled this information did not have to be shared with congress. the president of course tweeting furiously but in terms of what these decisions mean, is there a winner or a loser because we are not going to see them before the election in november? know and probably there is not really a winner. it is a major development and just another battle ground between the us president donald trump and the democrats. but as you just said, it is not going to the papers and his returns will not be published in times before the ele

stl rampant.irusus teaeat i johns hopkins university i in t united states said the global tally has passed 10.5 million and the death toll exceeded 512,000. the world may be focused on covid-19 right now but the food scarcity problem is not going away. the threat of hunger and malnutrition looms large. we hear about a compapany in jan taking advantage of an overlooked source. >> these groceries hit the market in may. they may look like ordinary snacks but they are made of something different. cricket powder. a company provides the cricket powder. >> his team is team is raising them from eggs. in a month they will be three centimeters long and their fast growth makes them a quickly renewable source of protein. >> we are using crickets as food. we have to make sure that theyir safe to eat. recently they have been feasting on a citrus berry to produce new versions of the cricket powder. >> the crickets are freeze dried and they are turned in to powder. every shipment is selling out. >> i didn't expect people to accept the product so easily. putting it on the market has proven to be worthwhile

with some of the other developments in the corona virus pandemic mexico has reported a record daily tally of new infections almost 7000 in a single day the number of confirmed coronavirus cases there is approaching 240000 japan the capital tokyo has recorded its highest daily number of new infections however the japanese government has said there is no need to reintroduce a state of emergency and the u.k. government says that from july 10th it will lift its quarantine requirement for people arriving from england from countries including france spain italy and germany. for all meantime in other news with germany holding the e.u.'s rotating presidency for the next 6 months chancellor angela merkel will be working closely with european commission president arcilla funder line her former protege sure it's something of a 1st to german women at the helm of the e.u. but they will have to make sure that the rest of the e.u.'s member states are on board with their agenda chancellor angela merkel and the commission president as well off on the line know and trust each other but is the rest of the e

date now with the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic mexico has reported a record daily tally of new cases almost 7000 in a single day the number of confirmed coronavirus infections there has approached 240000 in japan the capital tokyo has recorded its highest daily number of new virus cases however the japanese government has stressed that there is no need to reintroduce a state of emergency and the u.k. government says that from july 10th it will lift its quarantine requirement for people arriving from england from countries including france spain italy and germany. all the german parliament is voting today on a package of measures to end the country's reliance on coal as part of the transition to renewable energy the plan commits germany to phase out coal fired power stations by 2038 at the latest it will also provide billions of euros just support energy firms to switch to other fuels and to support coal mining regions where jobs will be lost. political correspondent simon young is standing by at the german bund is how following those developments for us so germany the 1s

by december 8th, each state is supposed to decide which party's slate of electors, but what if that tally is unclear or disputed? jarod cohen, the author of "accidental presidents" points out the election of 2020 could prove to be a toxic combination of the elections of 1876 and 2000. in 1876 four states faced serious allegation of irregularity or fraud and the situation was resolved by a back room deal. by 2000 a dispute over florida's ballots led to the supreme court intervening and unprecedented or highly controversial move settling the election in favor of george w. bush. what happens this fall will take place in the midst of the most polarized political climate in a century and with the hyperaccelerant of social media. now add to this scenario the most worrisome element, the conspiracy theorists who have already been peddling fear of the establishment and specifically warning the election will be rigged. if trump's prospects worsen as november approaches, his attacks are likely to get more outlandish. he is already claimed in the past that large numbers of undocumented immigrants, ou

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