cargo vehicle full of supplies to the international space station the rocket carrying the country's torrie cargo a transporter blasted off from metallic ashima a space center at around 2 30 am local time and with the last time a cargo called so be used to deliver supplies so here's a closer look at its final mission computer animation shows the cargo vehicle separating from the rocket g.p.s. satellites and rendezvous sensors guided on its way. the spacecraft has to close within 10 meters of the space station before reaching its parking position. only then can the astronauts grab the transporter with the canadian robot arm for docking. once docked the cargo ship will deliver food and other supplies to the crew as well as equipment for the station. and scientific gear for the kebo research lab. this is japan's most significant contribution to the i assess. the station's biggest module it has 6 major components including its own robotic arm. medical and biological experiments are mostly carried out in the kiba research lab. this fear for example measures the amount of harmful radiation astron

rate is spiking many russian citizens are very worried about the pen demick are they in a celebrant torrie mood. well it's kind of a sad day i think for many russians usually here in the center of moscow crowds would have gathered to watch the parade and crowds would be gathering as well to take part in what is called the immortal regiment where people carry photos of veterans of their relatives who died during the war and who were affected by the war efforts that is all only taking place online and one person i spoke to said that it really doesn't kind of feel like a holiday today but people. i have found ways to celebrate their celebrating at home some people have been giving concerts to veterans from courtyards or from balconies and people plan to come out and sing wartime songs as well tonight but just to show you how sad many people are that events are cancelled i met up with a choir who have to stay home during the virus and who usually sang on may 9th let's take a look how they feel. about it out. of people's war a sacred afore they sing for 70 years now students and alumni from the

government will live by example by living on tight budget we will cut over 50% of all outlays of nonob lig torry outlays. the money saved will be primarily used to support companies and people's basic living needs companies at all levels must tighten their built, reject pointless normals and reject spending splurgs [speaking non-english . >> translator: just now i talked a little about consumption that doesn't mean that investment is not important. we'll also expand effective investment there will be an increase of 1.6 trillion of special bonds this year and also the 1 trillion bond of issuance of bonds of the special control when these two are combined, they account for 20 to 30% of the measures on a large scale they are prepared to introduce this year. the focus on the bonds will be on new facilities and key projects that contribute to better lives we will rely on reforms and undertaking these programs these funds must contribute to better lives of our people as for the products, they must have well calibrated plans and must be delivered according to laws and we must avert undesirable effects.

forward with it which is the department of justice right and number 3 there is a potentially expulsion torrie information that was released that was not available at the time that he entered the plea so you put those together i can't that would set such a day's dangerous precedent larry if the supreme court upheld the conviction might that then what could happen is someone could be pressured into a guilty plea let's say someone is pressured to plead guilty to murder right and it's because they don't let their son that there were threaten that their son was going to be prosecuted right and then it turns out that the person didn't actually died at the hands of another but the person died of natural causes and that information was kept from the person who pleaded guilty are you telling me that we were not that person in prison. so it's it that the president is somehow dangerous i can't imagine if this thing goes up the ladder whether it's 2 appellate courts of print who are even this judge that someone who doesn't want to plead guilty and a prosecution that doesn't want to go forward and there i

infections several countries have reported children being treated in hospital or dying from an employment torrie illness similar to a rare callous sakis disease that of the world health organization says it is studying a possible link to coben 1000. reports from europe and north america describe a small number of children being admitted to do intensive care units with a multi system inflammatory condition with some future to see may learn to coerce diseases and talks and shocks in the initial reports hypothesize that these cinda may be related to 19 it's critical toward a gentle and carefully conduct on this clinic syndrom to understand. and to describe treatment interventions. 3 trillion dollars package in the u.s. aimed at helping a struggling to deal with the fallout of the pandemic has passed its 1st hurdle and congress president donald trump is threatening to veto it i ditto castro has more. at no time since the great depression have such a large number of americans sought help after losing their jobs and never in u.s. history has their spending at stores and restaurants fallen so quickly a

spaces left in the hospitals and clinics in this city and as you were saying in your introduction so torrie these are more than once had to open mass graves to deal with the number of bodies we've also seen reports of relatives of those who died protesting the way they were treated but authorities says they 'd are left with no other possibility to really deal with the credit crisis that they had never seen before the newly appointed minister of health to straggle to the region today on sunday he said the you will visit 3 hospitals there and a military base on monday and will work with the governor and the mayor to try to deal with the situation and now the war years if the virus will actually spread between the genesis communities that leave deeper into the forest that don't have access at any health services and that's a big. and that's why we're seeing a correlation globally assigned to. work together at least to create awareness of what's happening in the amazon not only in brazil but also in peru and here in colombia where the 1st cases that coronavirus are reaching these indigenous com

days typically a rash and it's a very disseminated rash the illness called a multi-system implement torrie syndrome being seen in children across europe and at least 18 states plus washington d.c. the reality is that we're still going on. isn't i think. doctors in the u.k. 1st sounding the alarm to this in jim in april since then physicians in other countries including italy in france. have reported clusters of similar cases. and what we're seeing in the children it suggests that in some children be that rare small number of kids they have a hyper. inflammatory response that happens the state of new york accounting for more than 100 infections and 3 deaths a 5 year old boy a 7 year old boy and an 18 year old girl we thought initially bad it didn't affect children we're now dealing with an issue that's very disturbing the illness which affects blood vessels and other organs has similar symptoms to talk sex shock syndrome and callous saki disease the main thing about how psyche disease worries as pediatricians is that it can lead if it's untreated lead to something that we call coronary arte

have been roughly 5 times more people that have been hospitalized this year because of risperdal torrie illnesses compared to this point last year but that less than half of been tested libya's internationally recognized government says it's retaken parts of southern tripoli from forces loyal to warlord honey for half that a spokesman for the government forces says that they've taken control of the homs. and military camps have tyra has been waging a year long campaign to seize tripoli. in pakistan the search for survivors has ended in the city of karachi where a passenger plane crashed into a residential area on friday only 2 of the 99 people on board survived. palestine has reported its 1st corona virus they think girls are officials say the 77 year old woman had been quarantined after returning to the territory through egypt on tuesday the united nations as warned that across the virus outbreak in palestine could be disastrous and spain's prime minister says international tourists will be allowed to enter the country from july better sanchez has been on the pressure to ease restricti

have been roughly 5 times more people that have been hospitalized this year because of risperdal torrie illnesses compared to this point last year but that less than half of been tested and that also a lot of laboratories or isel across brazil that could be doing more testing but they are lacking the elements they need to do those tests and also there's a growing number of people who think that the president both sonata has a lot to do with this backlog that he has become a liability given the fact that he continues downplaying the effects of the pandemic in the country and he doesn't seem very interested in trying to do more to bring about those kind of widespread testing that would be necessary to get a better idea of what's happening in the country even if just looking at the confirmed numbers the situation there is extremely dramatic and as you were saying in your introduction brazil is now the 2nd worst off country anywhere in the world exactly but i listen to despite that the president also kind of continues as you were mentioning to downplay the severity of the crisis and at the

it's in the middle of the ocean is highly vulnerable to cycle on they have been taken into sheltered torrie does have come from that but nevertheless it's a clear danger to the nearly $1000000.00 refugees living in a very congested very poorly structured camp all in all a major challenge for bangladesh as well as theirs and they cannot make fallout from the storm. for us on the ground in dhaka thank you very much time and also please do stay safe. well we can now speak to our own meteorologist rob mccallum way he's here to tell us a little more about what will happen next we've now seen landfall rob we are we going to see things slow down from here mostly yes the winds of course pitt passed their peak because over land is not feeding itself and it was no more fuel for so when it went over and the official time of landfall was 18 minutes past 5 locally that was with winds about 155 kilometers from they're not going to strengthen they're not going to weaken because there's no more fuel to feed it over it is following a river for a while before it goes up towards calcutta the storm surge is th

have been roughly 5 times more people that have been hospitalized this year because of risperdal torrie illnesses compared to this point last year but that less than half of been tested palestine has reported its 1st corona virus death in gaza officials say the 77 year old woman had been in quarantine after returning to the territory through egypt on tuesday the united nations as warned that a corona virus outbreak in palestine could be disastrous and spain's prime minister says international tourists will be allowed to enter the country from july better sanchez has been under pressure to ease restrictions in time for the summer says al jazeera world continues news i would say that i. throughout history humankind has prevailed in our darkest moments coming together to face the very thing that would extinguish our light. this is not one of those moments. at all. this is a moment for pretty much the opposite for hiding for laying low. is also. saving humankind by really really not getting near it. we're playing games staring at screens staring at. all of the stuff of your hours. every gen

authorities are dealing with alongside the pandemic these are some of the 2 and a half 1000 ex-pat into torry volunteers who have been selected randomly based on age gender and ethnicity the goal here is to conduct a broad survey to better understand transmission and asymptomatic cases which in turn could help policy decisions in the future health officials say the rate of new infections has slowed the goal now is to increase testing and contact tracing it is a great opportunity as well to know where are the virus or the those. patients are located so it would be easy for us to inform the decision making on what to do next the government provides free testing a medical treatment for those who need it while campaigns to raise awareness continue. door such a pari al-jazeera. african leaders are asking what china can do for them as the crying of virus pandemic threatens to destroy economies and wipe out about $20000000.00 jobs now beijing is both the top trading partner and the top lender on the continent vomited are reports from the kenyan capital nairobi. days of to the government the most on

i will sign an executive order extending a number of stat torrie deadlines required under environmental. the department of environmental protection is required to act on construction permits, including development of doal areas and wet license within 9 on days or the permit is deemed approved. this order will ensure that d.e.p. has the necessary time to get the information it needs to make fully informed decisions. before i turn things over to juty, a couple people deserve a shoutout. 13-year-old james freeman of middlesex county. >>> one, we are glad he's giving shoutouts. the bug number he offered is is,000 less hospitalizations due to covid-19 this week in sum total. that's really good news. >>> up next, the perils of americans reopening if it comes too early. americans reopening if it comes too early. >>> hi, my name is sonia. i am a coronavirus survivor, and thanks for everybody who saved my life. and i am going home. [ cheers and applause ] >>> 75-year-old sonia greated with those cheers as she was wheeled ute. she battled coronavirus for nearly 2 1/2 weeks. joining me now is dr.

one context we just heard is the recent hess torrie of guns in the united states and the ways in whichll the rhetoric out of the nra and gop has created terminology like stand your ground, or what i wry in my book, the castle doctrine, the ideas that the white home is a particular castle, and just look at the ways that rhetoric has been deployed to give the idea that basically white americans can use their weapons to defend themselves i think it's important to also note there's many gun owners who don't fire their guns. these are the stories we don't hear about, but i would say that the bigger context here, about the way in which guns have been constructed as symbols of the white privilege in a way, the ways in which guns, particularly carrying guns in public like this, has been constructed as a way of kind of showing a particular form of white authority, i think provides a lot of the context for a lot of these shootings that we are seeing, particularly the arbury shooting. i think that you're exactly right, there's all these histories that play out that we need to think about, but als

shout out to the schenectady food court wendy's, usday torry freezer, i fried up a good one. you are the grocery shopper in your house you would notice that. if you're not, you may not realize this is going on. but when it comes to fast food, millions and millions and millions of us interact with the beef industry in that particular way. and i think this is really going to hit home for people, anthony. >> yeah. i think you're right. here's a story that really resonated with me. a woman in portland, oregon, has a tasty way to help local health care workers and first responders during the crisis. sh whitney lee teamed up with the food bank. for every $5,000, she makes an enormous roll, they weigh five pounds. the highestibutor of the day decides where the roll goes. the vast jetmajority have gone health or a-- or assisted livin facilities. these paid for more than 100,000 meals. she said basically she had to do something and just started making huge cinnamon rolls. this struck a chord with me. my comfort food during this whole thing is instead of making faces in the carpet, gay

also, that, of course, the opposition comes not just from labor but also from a heck of a lot of torris >> we'll be reading your new piece in the "financial times." >>> coming up, responding, are eopening, and recovering. a new report lays out the principles for getting the nation back online. that's ahead on "morning joe." looks like they picked the wrong getaway driver. they're going to be paying for this for a long time. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i just... when i... let's try again. everybody back to one. accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair®. we've got the retinol that gives you results in one week. not just any retinol. accelerated retinol sa. one week is all it takes. neutrogena®. the first and only full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel available over-the-counter. n

greece is moving hundreds of migrants out of finnish torrie asli overcrowded morea refugee camp on the island of lesbos the refugees will be transported it to the mainland because of the danger of a corona virus outbreak on the island. germany's cologne cathedral has held its 1st sunday service since the start of the lock down the number of worshippers was limited by social distancing regulations a safety screen a separate at the cardinal from the congregation. has awarded its annual freedom of speech award to 17 journalists and bloggers from around the world this year the award highlights journalists persecuted over their reporting of the corona pandemic. this is the news from berlin you can follow us on twitter at news or visit our website w dot com. are you a fan or rollercoaster love and i've got some tips for you for your next perfect weekend away hello and welcome to another fun filled edition of your own max i'm your host meghan lee here's a look at what else we've got coming up on the program. a visit to one of germany's a lasting garden gnome factory. and. how for australians