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sidewalk tao is grateful his family survived the outbreak he says he's now trying to shift his focus from counting his losses to making do with what's left katrina you al-jazeera on. fishermen has been named soon as he has a new prime minister the former interior minister has a month to form a government and win a confidence vote in the parliament if he fails to do that that means new elections the last prime minister. resigned earlier this month he came under scrutiny for conflicts of interest within his business dealings. the son of a cleric imprisoned in saudi arabia is accusing the kingdom of human rights abuses against their family some on ouda is a prominent advocate of reforms in saudi arabia and his son says the charges against him are absurd the cleric was arrested 3 years ago and is facing the death penalty for stirring public discord and inciting saudis against king cell mom had the luck be we're talking about violations like banning any interaction with the family and even banning any legal framework to communicate with my father in an outside court a secret trial took pl

side what tao was great for his family survived the outbreak he says he's now trying to shift its focus from counting his losses to making do with what's left katrina you al-jazeera on. the malaysian opposition leader anwar abraham says now is not the time for a new general election there has been speculation the prime minister will get in yes and may call a snap poll in the coming months but mr was the decision to deport a government critic who featured in a recent al-jazeera documentary proves there are issues that need to be addressed 1st. environment is certainly a conduit for elections we have. been we have policies now. they may disagree with our right to question and disagree and come out a statement but harrison again is not acceptable. this is what's happening in this country now. jordanian security forces have arrested leaders of the opposition run teachers union jordan's teachers syndicate was also shut down for 2 years as part of an investigation into allegations of corruption prosecutors charged his acting head our story with inciting supporters against the government the u

trapped in their holmes unable to leave for any reason 3000 residents and 9 public housing tao is in no been will remain. inside their flats for at least 5 days an unprecedented lockdown for stray after the buildings were linked to dozens of coronavirus cases it's very very challenging but it is far preferable to saying vast numbers of people with on the long health conditions infected with this virus spreading it between the each other for many inside english is their 2nd language food and essential items are being delivered in this 24 hour police surveillance but some of question the fairness of the tough measures only affecting nose in the public housing blocks it's a massive prickly relationship. with individuals and now can find words that allow to leave except for very few exceptions and we're not saying that exceptions being exercised astray or has been relatively successful in suppressing coronavirus but in the past week infections in the state of victoria have soared it recorded 127 new cases on sunday prompting the closure of its border with neighboring state new south wale

sidewalk tao is grateful his family survived the outbreak he says he's now trying to shift his focus from counting his losses to making do with what's left katrina you al-jazeera on. in the u.s. city of portland demonstrators have gathered for another night of protest against racism and police brutality anger of the presence of federal agents sent by president donald trump is not dying down the demonstrations were sparked by the killing of george foid and have been going on for more than 8 weeks so you're also is a freelance journalist in portland he explains what's driving the demonstrations. the last 2 days you've seen thousands of people maybe 3 to 4000 people a large coalition of moms and helmets dads in our hats last night we had a wall of veterans and leaf blowers to blow back tear gas at the same time you know there's been so much tear gas expended the last few days that people are reporting the next day that they're feeling burned on their skin so while this is happening in a very small part of portland and not even all of downtown it's just a part of downtown what we're seei

sidewalk tao is grateful his family survived the outbreak he says he's now trying to shift his focus from counting his losses to making do with what's left katrina you al-jazeera on. these are live pictures coming to us now from portland the u.s. city is bracing for another night of protests against racism and police brutality anger of the presence of federal agents sent by president donald trump is not going dull the demonstrations which was sparked by the killing of george floyd have been going on now for more than 8 weeks you can see there some protesters wearing helmets are obviously prepared for whatever might come but let's bring in soldier almost who is a freelance journalist he joins us now via skype from portland surger you've been out in the thick of it just put a picture what's it been like there on the streets. you know the last few days you've seen thousands of people maybe 3 to 4000 people a large coalition of moms and helmets dads and hard hats last night we had a wall of veterans and. leaf blowers to blow back tear gas at the same time you know there's been so much te

side what tao was great for his family survived the outbreak he says he's now trying to shift his focus from counting his losses to making do with what's left katrina you al-jazeera on. now once is seen as a success story a stray or has just had its highest daily death toll since the pandemic began 10 people died in 24 hours in the south eastern state of victoria the epicenter of a resurging outbreak that case numbers have been growing by several 100 per day for the past 3 weeks as straightly had largely brought the coronavirus under control back in april. you have to say that these numbers are far too hort was there is some relative in our stretch the term relative stability we're not saying a w w game we're not dealing with thousands of cases of die which is what the modeling tells us we would have had to deal with if we'd not go into the start story start harm. we've got to drive those numbers down to some other news and malaysian opposition leader on what uber him says now is not the time for the country to be holding a general election there's been speculation that prime minister i

sidewalk tao is grateful his family survived the outbreak he says he's now trying to shift his focus from counting his losses to making do with what's left katrina you al-jazeera high on. time for a short break here now to 0 when we come back after nearly 3 weeks in quarantine brazil's president tests negative for covered 19 and praises an unproven drug for his recovery. for the love of the game we'll tell you why it's kicking off in mexico despite coronavirus fear more than steroids. it's time for brain for japan for a day or so this is the season right gets that message you look at what's happening in china you could argue some here and some here but as overlay the forecast and you can see the shape organizing and so is more rain too for the yangtze topping up the flooding here plenty more for q shoe honshu and elsewhere not much in the korean peninsula but that will be addressed i think that if not on monday then on tuesday as the system start the movie further north so it's coming north of the yangtze as well he would wherever hong kong enough humidity for showers in beijing as w

sidewalk tao is grateful his family survived the outbreak he says he's now trying to shift his focus from counting his losses to making do with what's left katrina you al-jazeera on the u.s. city of portland is bracing for another night of protests against racism and police brutality over the presence of federal agents sent by president donald trump is not dying down the demonstrations there have been going on for more than 8 weeks now. and in the u.s. city of louisville 2 armed groups have been involved in a tense standoff one group an all black militia is protesting against racism and police brutality officers have erected barricades to separate them from an armed far right group the city has seen protests after the police shooting of a black woman brianna taylor she was killed in march by officers who raided her home for drugs but found not. so to come on al-jazeera after spending weeks in quarantine for covered 19 brazil's president declares he's recovered. and a big setback for many young athletes after africa's 1st ever in the event is to late. july was the southwest monsoon bl

. >> yeah, california is one of the states tao to worry about and interestingly enough, california was dealing with the first round of this thing when new york was, massachusetts, when the northeast states were. and people weren't really taking seriously that in those places, certainly in new york, we were reaching capacity in the number of people who could be admitted to icu. you're a trauma surgeon. one thing we're seeing in arizona and houston is that other people who would otherwise go into an emergency room face danger of not having icu beds available because those beds are being taken up by people who have coronavirus. >> that's absolutely correct. what we have to do when we were gearing up, when the epidemic first happened, we had to decrease the amount of elective surgery. so that means that people who have illnesses that need to be treated with surgery, we had to put it on hold because we were not able, in fact, to give them care. the other thing that's happening is other emergencies had to be put to the side because we were dealing with people who have serious emergencies. an

>>and never seen tao beach that crowded by the beach there. yeah and i when i was at stinson couple we see same thing i was just so shocked that the weather has been nice yeah want to get out weather has been nice people are looking for things to do and yeah, you got to still be safe as you're getting out there obviously especially these next few days because we are getting toastie. >>we're saying abundantly sunny. so yeah go ahead enjoy the nice weather but make sure bring plenty of water and that face mask of course the golden gate bridge 12 is looking nice and clear compared to the marine had winds out in the distance was a sitting under some low lying fog most of us are under clear skies. there's just a touch of low clouds right along the coastline. high pressure is back in place now so we are really going to be sitting in this heat for a while and not just today but on through the weekend and the start of next week we're looking at daytime highs rising as compared to the days before them as for winds, nice and calm right now seeing calm a

sidewalk tao is grateful his family survived the outbreak he says he's now trying to shift his focus from counting his losses to making do with what's left katrina you al-jazeera on. the world health organization is warning that malaria related deaths in africa could more than double this year to almost 770000 because of disruption caused by the corona virus pandemic the health emergency has shut down many large scale treatment and prevention programs as other reports from nairobi. hospital in kisumu city can medical workers at treating children sick with malaria . for. bringing. it to them is a decision this is their. no i have exposed. to name their s.p. told us so many disease. causing this so many have infectious disease but they have to bring out here that is another one i say then that is on my side because i'm going to tell that to the number of people who might in one way or another be infected under an end up infecting so they feel their medical workers say many people suffering from malaria are staying away from health facilities realized during discovered known to no pande

sidewalk tao is grateful his family survived the outbreak he says he's now trying to shift his focus from counting his losses to making do with what's left katrina you al-jazeera on america a special envoy for iran says the blockade of qatar has gone on too long brian hoke says the gulf the spirit is damaging stability prosperity and security as well as harming shared regional interests saudi arabia the u.a.e. . cut ties with cats are 3 years ago accusing it of supporting armed groups qatar's leaders deny the allegations president and secretary pump aoe continue to stress the importance of unity among the g.c.c. members. the dispute has continued for too long and it ultimately harms our shared regional interests in stability prosperity and security the united states will continue to stress the benefits of cooperation with all g.c.c. members and support steps to rebuild trust and unity during his failed attempt to capture libya's capital they were expelled if i have to use force says were accused of indiscriminately targeting civilians doctors medical workers and ambulance drivers ten

tao we were told is too consensus oriented, too much of a committee man to push through reforms. xi jinping wear told is toocrest crew to push through the needed changes. that narrative blinds to us significant progress that china's leadership have been able to make. let's think put the two most important instruments for control of the economy. the exchange rate and the interest rate. the exchange rate sets the price of chinese goods relative to foreign goods the interest rate sets the price of money. it's really nothing more important for driving efficiency and dynamism in the economy andfesting it right on those two instruments. if we go back to 2003, when tang was just coming into office, both the exchange rate and the interest rate were managed by the government and set as an artificially low rate. and if you swing the calendar forward to today in 2020, well, the exchange rate is now close to fair value and moves substantially by market forces and on the interest rate, not quite so much progress has been made, but interest rates today are substantially more market set than th

spread tamil been but of course we also have $3000.00 residents stuck inside of non public housing tao is there under even a hostile lockdowns they're not allowed to leave under any circumstances and many residents there have raised concerns about whether that's fair so right now thirty's are trying to work out how to contain this virus but it will be a very long 6 weeks for the millions of people in milton who will find themselves back in their homes for a long time nick clegg aged there for us across all those developments from the country's capital can read thank you nicola well we can now speak to our dinning he is a member of voices from the blocks coalition of families and residents from those 9 blocks under lockdown in melbourne he joins us from there on zoom and i'm i'm just want to start by asking what your experience has been how are you feeling how are you and your family coping. well i thank you for having me i'm obviously very anxious very scared about the situation our my parents my family actually live in another block they live in a west block i am in they actually foun

so if folks will switch their view from tao the review to speak of you, and michael starts talking, he will be on speak of you and you will take up the screen. please welcome michael long. >> thank you. it's good to do with all of you. can you alter me okay? , , coming through in the? >> you sound great. >> okay great. i scheduled the format to be with pam in dialogue, so since she started at the bit of a struggle for me but we can adjust and move along organically as we possibly can. e. r. suggested a begin with a bit of a reading from -- [inaudible] by the way, i lived in atlanta for several years. graduated from university and i love the city quite a bit. hey, i see pam has joined us. >> she is here. >> pam, it's good to see you. welcome aboard. how do we do this? is there a split screen? or does the person speaking speech the person speaking on the screen so if everybody turns the camera on speak of you as opposed to on gala review, you will switch automatically between speakers and which is the most fluid way to do it. >> okay great. everybody got that? super. pam, welcome. it's g

tu tao was freed after posting bond. he was the third to be released.an upstate new york man is arrested in connection with to an molotov attack on n.y.p.d. officers. timothy amerman admitted to giving samantha has hadder explosives, which she is accused of throwing at a police vehicle in may. faces up to ten years in prison. todd and griff, this is something we have seen a lot when it comes to the nypd. i spoke to a police officer just yesterday who was saying that it's impossible to do their job in new york city at this point. they feel so unsupported by bill de blasio that when things happen with respect to these protests, some officers are just throwing their hands up and saying, you know what? i'm outta here. i can't do this anymore because their funding has been slashed, they know that de blasio's not in their corner and they know that the media, everything they do, every inch is being scrutinized so heavily, they're just waiting, they say i'm waiting for anti-police sediment to follow my every move. it's a distressing time for police officers rig