women who were attacked and almost killed after being accused of witchcraft also on the program the victoria falls it is growing as if it is calling for things to modern they're just showing up on your splendor but sadly they're few people i've written in to come in with me is this the i'm not into i'm not no music does it this time i'm in here in victoria ford explorer all the 19 years impacted one girl go tories and. i'm christine one while come to africa it's good to have your company today we'll hear from women who have been banished from society in gaza hundreds of elderly women accused of witchcraft have been forced to flee their communities to seek safety now such cases are common in the northern part of the country which has a distinctly different culture to the south. travel to. and spoke to women who are living in a camp there. it's one of the women seeking refuge in this camp her neighbor accused of using witchcraft to destroy her business. and on able to prove her innocence in diana was nearly lynched the scars from those who are a constant reminder of that ordeal. i was abused y

victoria falls is it. but the few around to witness its glory there once bustling resorts don't nearby is a shadow off usual so. a virus is brought to business to do. at this talk company helicopters often take off in 15 minute intervals to fly tories over the falls now the aircraft are parked on the ground. well the tourism industry has been worst affected is a fairly gutted all tolls are closed or activities are closed the employees are not on the pedals and they don't stream suppliers of goods to the industry also equally affected unemployment has risen and. healthy has deteriorated everything is actually been granted to holds for businesses like art and curio dealers in 1000 feels like a death sentence owners are struggling to put food on the family table. if you had some time to native if you sleep you would go to sleep think over how am i going to feed my family how our tomorrow it's because we had to kind of interest more than 2000000 visitors come to victoria falls and usually but numbers this year

women who were attacked and almost killed after being accused of witchcraft also on the program the victoria falls is rolling as if it is calling for things to mother nature out just showing up for your splendor but sadly if you know people are preventing him to come and we've missed these 3 i'm no international visitor this time i'm here in victoria for the put it's broke all the 19 years in prompted one girl called tories of. i'm christine want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company today we'll hear from women who have been banished from society in gaza hundreds of elderly women accused of witchcraft have been forced to feed their communities to seek safety such cases are common in the northern part of the country which has a distinctly different culture to the south. travelled to. and spoke to women who are living in a camp there. it's one of the women seeking refuge in this camp her neighbor accused of using witchcraft to destroy had business helpless and on able to prove it. was nearly lynched the scars from those are a constant reminder of that ordeal. i was abused ye

victoria was trying to promote choices that women had. but of course at the time, when they were definitely not supposed to be having sex outside of marriage or enjoying it. this is very much a taboo subject. and thomas really captures that in his character chair of victoria would haul as the demon. we are looking at portrait of velda ann lockwood. she was arguing for cherokee man's rights. she became an expert witness for native americans in subsequent trials. what i like is how dignified she looks, she had her hair wound up in this beautiful cloth. she had her lace collar on, and it represents her as this respectable woman, because she was a suffragist and they were constantly being accused of being outside the bounds of femininity. she was actually the first woman to campaign for a presidency. i mentioned victoria woodhall, who is the first one who would name herself as candidate for presidency, but she couldn't campaign because she was serving a jail sentence. yet she had founded what was called equal rights party. this was like a dem

i'm here in victoria it's. for reason. i'm christine want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company today we'll hear from women who have been banished from society in gaza hundreds of elderly women accused of witchcraft have been forced to flee their communities to seek safety such cases all common in the northern part of the country which has a distinctly different culture to the south. travel to. and spoke to women who are living in a tent there. is one of the women seeking refuge in this comp her neighbor accused of using witchcraft to destroy had business health and on able to prove his innocence. was nearly lynched discussed from the. constant reminder of that ordeal. i was abused years ago but i still want my abuses brought to justice to terror and they cause me so much pain and if they're not punished very soon all elderly women in my village will face a similar fate and get banished. to struggles to survive on their own. but she's not alone. i arrived here just weeks ago. she was attacked with my cha

victoria wood hall was well ahead of her time. she started her own business as a wall street banker with her sister tennessee. she advocated for free love, which means sex outside of marriage, which was definitely outside of the norms for women in the 1870s. she also ran for president on the third-party ticket and she was the first woman to do so. right here we have a really nice portrait of her attempting to vote or asserting her right to vote as she would see it. she voted when you weren't supposed to vote as a woman so here she is, you can see her, she's pointing her finger in the air and asserting her right to vote. she's just dropped the record of her vote into the ballot box and lots of women at this time were doing what would be referred to today as illegal voting. it was explicitly illegal for women to vote so victoria wood hall was one of thousands across the country who sought to change the system by going out, voting, getting arrested, not paying the fine, then serving a sentence in jail so that then they can appeal thr

victoria was well ahead of her time.he started her own business as a wealthy banker. -- wall street banker. she advocated for free love, which means sex outside of marriage, which was definitely outside of the norm for women. this was the she also ran for 1870's. president on a word party ticket. she was the first woman to do so. right here we have a really nice portrait of her attempting to vote, asserting her right to vote, as she would see it. she voted when you weren't supposed to vote. , as a woman. here she is pointing her finger. she just dropped her vote into the ballot box. and lots of women at this time were doing what would be referred to as illegal voting. because it was explicitly illegal for women to vote. holdf so victoria would one of thousands across the country who sought to change the system by going out, voting, getting arrested, not paying fines, and serving a sentence in jail, so that then they could appeal through the court system. and they tried to change the laws that way. and it wasiled, another

, so victoria woodhall was trying to promote choices women had. but of course, at the time, women were definitely not supposed to be having sex and enjoying it. so this is very much a taboo subject. and thomas nast really captures that in his caricature of victoria woodhall. we are looking at a portrait of the first woman to argue a case before the supreme court in 1880. she was arguing for cherokee land rights. she became an expert witness for native americans in subsequent trials. what i like about this portrait is how dignified she looks, she had her hair wound up in a beautiful coiffe. she had her collar on, and it represents her as this respectable woman, because she was a suffragist and they were constantly being accused of being outside the bounds of femininity. she was actually the first woman to campaign for a presidency. i mentioned victoria woodhall, who is the first woman to name herself as a candidate for presidency. but she couldn't campaign because she was serving a jail sentence. yet she had founded what was called the equal rights

well we're looking into the head at the moment if you look back through victoria victoria through particularly may was always having small numbers of cases so they probably were controlling it rather than saying they've eliminated it whereas a quite a few other areas of australia could claim that they've eliminated cove it and then there were issues which have been looked into an inquiry now in with hotel quarantine that may have led to some cases being introduced into the community and there were various circumstances led to those cases being amplified it could potentially have happened anywhere but it did happen in victoria it's interesting than the last reason you mentioned the reports about quarantine measures being bungled in hotels which were set up for international travelers how could that sort of system go wrong. well i think any system can potentially go wrong and i guess the people in those hotel quarantine facilities the high risk people they've come from overseas from countries with a lot of covert so they are high risk and there are a number of measures in place but if they are n

of course that is mandatory in victoria to wear face masks now and while the majority of these cases are in victoria where we are seeing these locked down so the economic fallout from this is expected to be widespread the treasurer josh frydenberg said that we will be feeling this right across the economy so any kind of economic recovery does feel somewhat far away while all of the resources are now in place to stop the spread of covert montane in victoria in particular are identical gauge their life in similar thing to. call someone who's prime minister has tested positive for tb says he's not showing any symptoms except a mild caulfield self isolate for 2 weeks ortiz government has been facing more criticism for its handling of the outbreak especially since cases have been rising in recent weeks. at least 3 people have been killed and 24 injured in an attack on a prison in eastern afghanistan. officials say there were several explosions including a suicide car bomb outside the prison in the city of jalalabad afghan security forces were locked in a gun battle with the attackers seve

news live from berlin a state of disaster is declared in the australian state of victoria that's after a 2nd lockdown fails to contain a spike in corona virus cases. which are not alone we have people visiting all those who could no longer have people simply there are the state premier says all outdoor activities will be curbed including shopping and from a decided to 5 in the morning nearly everyone in the city of melbourne has to stay indoors also on the show poised to make space travel history to u.s. astronauts on the 1st ever private mission into space they face the final and most important part of their test flight returning to earth with a rare splash down to. america evanston a welcome we began in the australian state of victoria where a state of disaster has been declared amid a surge in corona virus infections a range of new lockdown measures has also been imposed including a nighttime curfew for the city of melbourne this comes after previous lockdown measures failed to curb a spike in new covert cases. their last moments of freedom before the curfew came into effect the new

we had brides by victoria -- arthel: i think we lost victoria's shot there.t we'll do -- oh, you're back, victoria? >> do you see me. arthel: i can hear you now. tell me more about your business. >> okay. did you get us back. we've been in business for 120 years. my -- 20 years. my husband is a retired police officer. he was injured in the line of duty and we put everything into our store. to come back to this was just the most heart-breaking thing i've ever seen but our community is in dire need right now. it's not just our stores. it's our friends. it's our families that have nothing. arthel: yeah. and it is a sense of community. i know. and that feeling just really gets stronger when you see that you've lost your business and you think about other business have lost their livelihoods and their homes. i feel like i can't hear you. i'm not sure if you can hear me. there you are. so tell me what did you lose, victoria, in the storm? i see the pictures of these beautiful gowns and stuff there in ruins. have you been able to go inside? i'm not sure if the build

victoria? victoria: i agree with both of those things, but i think we will see shortly in some statutory cases is whether the 1964 civil rights act will cover transgender folks who are discriminated against, and if it will cover sexual orientation. it is not a constitutional case, but it has constitutional implications in the sense that the reading now the statute by some courts, including the second circuit, is to include sexual orientation dissemination, even though congress has not been able to pass it. white house has passed it. we will see that on the court. ron: i would like to invite those of you who would like to join the conversation by asking a question to come to one of these two microphones. let me throw out a quick thought with respect to immigration. will immigration at the rights of people in the country without documents -- or even people who are in the country with documents, who are totally legal immigrants -- will their right to the system be a challenge of the separation of

they're straining state of victoria says it will deploy the military to ensure people of bag coronavirus isolation orders. hello i'm sam is a than this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. should person have a lot of respect for donald trump defends his working relationship with the coordinator of the white house current virus task force after accusing dr deborah burke's of hurting the administration. $300000.00 without power struggle storm hits the carolinas. and moving out rain ians faced a housing crisis as they struggle to pay rising rents. hundreds of military personnel are being deployed to the astray and state of victoria to help and force crown a virus isolation orders the state has introduced a number of measures to control its outbreak anyone found breaching the rules will be fined 3 and a half $1000.00 melbourne is introduced a night curfew non-essential businesses have been ordered to close because a gauge is monitoring developments from sydney. what is clear is that the victorian government wants everyone to use peace dang it harm unless it's absolutely necessary not

this is what victoria state premier daniel andrews had to say. stay at home restrictions for metro melbourne will be enhanced. there will be additional limits to the four reasons to leave home. you will no longer be able to leave home or go any further away from your home than a five kilometre radius. you will not be able to be at any point more than five kilometres away from your home for the purposes of shopping for what you need. only one person will be able to go shopping once per day and they will need to secure the goods and services they need within a five kilometre radius. that is at the victoria state premier. here's phil mercer with more on the new restrictions. they are mostly centred around the city of melbourne which is the state capital, home to five million people. in the next couple of hours, these new restrictions will come into force. what they mean is there will be a night—time curfew. people will not be allowed to go beyond five kilometres of their homes as we've been hearing from daniel andrews, the state premier. people will

hello i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the australian state of victoria will start fining people 3 and a half 1000 us dollars if they break home isolation orders. several people are killed in flooding and landslides in the region surrounding south korea's capital seoul. my son is there and not. the u.s. judge making a plea for better privacy protection laws after her son was murdered. u.s. president donald trump has publicly rebuked the head of the white house coronavirus task force he's accused dr deborah books of hurting is of ministration she said that the high number of infections throughout britain and rural america represented a new phase in the pandemic dr burk's made the remarks after the democratic house speaker nancy pelosi said she'd lost confidence in trump tweeted that dr brooks had taken the bait still the president insists they have a good working relationship. i think we're doing very well i told dr brooks i think we're doing very well she was in my office a little while ago should person have a lot of respect for i think nancy pelosi trea

i am sam is a this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up straight is victoria state all those large parts of the economy to close for 6 weeks to curb the rise in 1000 cases at least 21 people are killed in a prison attack in the afghan city of jalalabad i saw claims responsibility israel's army hits what it calls a terror squad accusing it of planting explosives along the border in the occupied golan heights. people around the world are facing strict new coronavirus rules and restrictions governments are trying to stamp out rising infection rates while avoiding the full economic shutdowns they imposed earlier this year a global tally by johns hopkins university shows the number of reported cases is now more than 18000010600000 have recovered about 690000 people have died in the philippines as reported more than 3200 new coronavirus infections pushing it close to overtaking indonesia as the worst hit country in southeast asia tougher restrictions are being reimposed in and around manila after infections jumped more than $100000.00 from tuesday business isn't public transport are expe

i'm sam is a damn this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a strain is victoria state orders large parts of the economy to close for 6 weeks as a records hundreds of new covert 19 cases at least 21 people were killed in a prison attack in the afghan city of jalalabad eisel claims responsibility for the strike. israel's army has hit what it calls a terror squad cuse the planting explosives along the border in the occupied golan heights. people around the world are facing strict new coronavirus rules and restrictions governments are trying to stamp out rising infection rates while avoiding the full economic shutdowns they imposed their earlier this year the global tally by john hopkins university shows the number of reported cases is now more than 18000010600000 have recovered and about 690000 people have died. tougher restrictions are being reimposed in and around manila after infections in the philippines jumped more than 100000 from tuesday businesses and public transport are expected to close and people will need special passes to leave home groups representing nurses and d

this is day to every news live from berlin a state of disaster declared in the israeli and state of victoria after a 2nd lockdown files to contain a spike in peronne virus cases outdoor recreation will be curbed shopping to and from 8 at night until 5 in the morning nearly everyone in the capital city know that you have to stay indoors to go live for the latest also coming out u.s. president trump threatens to ban tick tock of video ads u.s. detainees defiant. will fail going anywhere with the talks protect giant microsoft divide take talked now on hold what's next for one of the world's most popular apps . and the serenity of a memorial to half a 1000000 murdered taken could be disrupted by a massive construction project outrage and anger to those romany killed by the nazis. i'm rebecca it is welcome to the program we begin in astray where a state of disaster has been declared in the state of victoria after a surge of corona virus infections a range of new stricter lockdown measures have been imposed including including a nighttime curfew for the capital meldon. elven spain in covert 19 tur

the epicenter of the country's resurgent outbreak melbourne victoria's capital is under strict 6 week lockdown with night curfews and compulsory mass rules let's talk a nickel a gauge she's in australia's capital canberra nicholas so victoria's had its deadliest day 21 people dying in the last 24 hours just put all of that into perspective for us. well it's not anything anyone was hoping for given that strict lockdown measures that currently in place in melbourne and i have been for the last wake 21 more deaths and it really wasn't expected it wasn't a surprise of all that given the number of people who are in intensive care in hospitals in victoria another element to this is many health workers have been testing positive as well but many of those deaths have been linked to the aged care sector which have had a lot of issues probably it daniel andrews have also been under a lot of pressure over his handling of what's happening in victoria and even though the lockdowns front lee in place are expected to last another 5 wait he has warned citizens of victoria that they could last until n

this trainee in state of victoria says it will deploy the army to ensure people obey coronavirus isolation orders. and this is live from also coming up. should person have a lot of respect for. the u.s. president talks up his working relationship with the coronavirus task force later after accusing dr deborah burks of hurting the administration. more than a dozen people are killed in flooding and landslides near south korea's capital seoul. and moving out here a man's face a housing crisis as they struggle to pay rising rents. hundreds of personnel of being deployed to the strain in state of victoria to help enforce krone virus isolation orders the state has introduced a number of measures to control this outbreak anyone found breaching the rules will be fined 3 and a half $1000.00 melbourne is introduced tonight curfew and non-essential businesses have been ordered to close nicolas cage is monitoring developments from sydney so enforcement this time around a little different. yeah this is reaching an entire new level but what is clear is that the victorian government wants everyone to use

i am declaring a state of disaster across victoria.ghout. this means that police and others have additional powers, we can suspend various acts of the parliament, we can make sure that we get the job done. after early success in suppressing the coronavirus, australia has had fewer confirmed infections and deaths than many other countries. but the worsening situation in victoria has the entire country on edge. on sunday, 671 new infections were reported, seven people died. in the australian context, these numbers are significant and disturbing. the victorian state government says previous disease control measures were working too slowly. residents will have to stay within five kilometres of their homes and only one person per household is allowed to go shopping for food each day. schools and childcare centres will close. australia's strictest lockdown follows the deadliest week of the pandemic here so far. health experts believe a surge in covid—19 cases was exacerbated by a relaxation of earlier restrictions, complacency on social dist

you are right, the state of victoria has now been ina very state of victoria has now been in a very strictwith the added restrictions of a midnight curfew, but they think what they are seeing now and what they are seeing now and what they are hoping cautiously is that this curve going down and the number of new cases in 24 and the number of new cases in 2a hours now below 300, that these are the restrictions that are paying off and we are hearing reports on local media of people breaking curfew, fines being issued to people who are either not wearing a mask in public or breaking cu rfew, mask in public or breaking curfew, but there is a long way to go and i think there is still a great deal of concern about the health workers controlling this and bringing the number of cases down to single digits, and of course we talk about these numbers and again, i've always have to reemphasise this reporting covid—19 in this part of the world is that compared to the rest of the world these are low numbers and compares to other parts of australia actually, what other states are doing much better than vi

australian authorities in victoria declare a state of disaster a night curfew to contain corona virus infections that. i'm sam is a them this is al jazeera live from the also coming up thousands of people call for the israeli prime minister to resign in the largest demonstration in west jerusalem in a decade. a make over for a popular us museum as it reopens after being shunned due to coronavirus refugees and migrants will now around the artefacts. the number of coronavirus cases is surging with the worldwide total rapidly nearing 80000000 a number of countries once thought to have control their outbreaks of reported new spikes specialists from mainland china have traveled to hong kong to help contain a resurgence of infections their territory is increasing testing and making it free for its 7 and a half 1000000 people in australia officials in the state of victoria have declared a state of disaster after cases increased includes a nighttime curfew and limitations on travel shopping and recreation. from 6 pm tonight i'm declaring a state of disaster across victoria this will be in add

i am declaring a state of disaster across victoria.y that has operated throughout. this means that police and others have additional powers. we can suspend various acts of the parliament, we can make sure we can get thejob done. australia has had fewer confirmed infections and deaths than many other countries, but the worsening situation in victoria has the entire country on edge. on sunday, 671 new infections were reported. seven people died. the victoria state government said previous disease control measures were working too slowly. residents will have to stay within five kilometres of their homes and only one person per household is allowed to go shopping for food each day. schools and childcare centres will close. some say even more needs to be done to keep the virus under control. in melbourne, unfortunately this situation we're in is worse because of leakage of quarantine. we have got to do a lot better with our quarantine if we maintain elimination. certainly places like western australia, they have the borders hard locked at t

have to penalties and military on the streets the australian state of victoria steps up its fight to contain the rise of corona virus. and generational catastrophe that's the warning from the u.n. secretary general of the crisis facing education because of the pandemic. sam is a this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up zimbabwe's president defends the recent crackdown on protests against his government and moving out iranians face a housing crisis as they struggle to pay rising rents. hundreds of murder 3 personnel are being deployed to the australian state of victoria to help in force coronavirus isolation orders anyone found breaching the rules will be fined 3 and a half $1000.00 melbourne is introduced to night curfew and non-essential businesses have been ordered to close the gates has been monitoring developments and has this report from sydney. in australia's 2nd largest city public transport normally filled with workers is now near empty tough measures including an overnight curfew are in place to slow the spread of coded 19 as the number of new delhi cases remains in

victoria lynn hall was ahead of her time. she started her business as a wall street banker, advocated sex outside of marriage which was definitely outside of the norm for women in the 1870s and ran on a third party ticket, the third women to do so for asserting those. and the record for the vote. illegal voting, illegal for women to vote and thousands across the country, to paint the system by going out, getting arrested, serving a sentence in jail, appeal through the court system to change that way but they fail. another severe blow with efforts in 1873, against a woman in virginia who tried to vote, supreme court found that women should not vote legally in the united states. by placing a ballot in the ballot box, we have a different kind of ballot box made out of metal. the one victoria woodhall -- what i like about this ballot box is it explicitly says women's ballots on it. very much in your face that women voted separately and most likely not on equal terms for equal suffrage so they could vote for mystical suffrage or s

after cases to record highs last week there were 671 new infections and 7 deaths on sunday victoria has also banned large gatherings reintroduced online learning and ordered people to remain within 5 kilometers of their homes making the gauge reports from sydney now on victoria's battle to contain a 2nd wave of infections. this will no doubt have a huge impact on jobs on the national economy but also on people's mental health and it also shows just how quickly the situation can change during this pandemic and strangely i had been one of the more successful countries in terms of tackling covert non tain but this 2nd wave of infections that we're seeing in victoria just doesn't seem to be going away fast enough of course residents in melbourne already weren't able to leave their home unless it was for essential reasons but still a covert 19 cases have remained in the triple digits we've seen daily infection cases of 405-0600 cases and why is this happening while there have been issues with hotel quarantine people returning from the strike there have also been problems with tracing and

all the deaths were in the state of victoria which is now entering its second week of level 4 lockdownre from our correspondent, phil mercer in sydney. for other western countries, 19 deaths in once they wouldn't be so deaths in once they wouldn't be so bad but for australia, these are difficult numbers. these are difficult numbers. these are very significant and alarming numbers, especially of course for those 19 families. to go further into the figures released by the victorian authorities in the last couple of hours and there is some good news. the rate of daily infections is falling and today, just over 320 new cases of coronavirus were reporter in victoria. since last wednesday, the number of cases each day is gradually falling. so authorities say that although the last 2a hours have been grim with those 19 deaths recorded, the number of overall infections continues to fall and they say that is the result of australia's street this lockdown restrictions being imposed on the city of melbourne and more broadly other restrictions in the state of victoria too. so some terrible numbers

and we've had just over 100 deaths in victoria, which is still alarming. but we really want to get cases right down so that we're in step with the rest of australia, which is currently experiencing less than 20 cases a day in other parts of australia and several states having absolutely no new infections. so the goal here is to really squash this right down to levels so that we're consistent with the rest of the country. >> it's a country that did well with coronavirus and looking at the action being taken in victoria, a lot of u.s. states, well, they could learn something, i guess. professor sharon lewan, good to see you. appreciate it. thanks so much for that. >> pleasure. thanks very much. >>> brazil's coronavirus death toll has been rising steadily. so why are some brazilians still shrugging off the risk? we'll have a report from rio de janeiro coming up. >>> and also, after two months, nasa's mission on board, a spacex craft is back on earth. we'll tell you how to made history and how it could change the face of space flight. 1 in 5 people you meet we

they are straining and states of victoria says it will deploy the military to ensure people obey coronavirus isolation orders. hello i'm sam is a damn this is al jazeera live from the house so coming up. should person have a lot of respect for donald trump defends his working relationship with the head of the white house krone virus task force after accusing deborah burke's of hurting the administration more than a dozen people are killed in flooding and landslides new south korea's capital plus . are in caracas thailand where a mass shooting here earlier in the year has raised concerns about this country's gun culture and the growing number of weapons in civilian. hundreds of military personnel are being deployed to the australian state of victoria to help enforce coronavirus isolation orders the state has introduced a number of measures to control its outbreak anyone found breaching the rules will be fined 3 and a half $1000.00 melbourne has introduced a night curfew and non-essential businesses have been ordered to close because the gauge is monitoring developments from sydney. what is cl

news line from berlin disaster declared in the australian state of victoria after 2nd lockdown fails to contain a spike in corona virus cases. we can no longer have people visiting all those who can no longer have people who simply throw out. all outdoor activities shopping and from 8 at night until 5 in the morning nearly every male born indoors . u.s. president trump threatens to ban tick tock but the video apps u.s. team is just fine. with talks for tech giant microsoft to buy tech talk now on hold what's next for one of the world's most popular apps. a micro thanks for joining us state of disaster in melbourne and all of australia state of victoria the government declaration comes as the state struggles with a stunning resurgence of corona virus infections a range of new lockdown measures has been imposed including a nighttime curfew for the capital in addition residents will only be allowed to leave home for work medical care exercise or shopping for essential. their last moments of freedom before the. if you came into effect the new measures are the country strictest to date me

strategy and authorities in victoria declare a state of disaster a night curfew to contain corona virus infections. kevin l. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up an attempt to trample on democracy israel's prime minister rails against massive protests against him. a make over for a popular us museum as it reopens under coronavirus restrictions refugees will now cost you around the artifacts. health workers and experts from mainland china are in hong kong for the 1st time to help battle its corona virus outbreak up to 60 health professionals will be part of a team based in the territories 1st makeshift hospital but it's difficult polar reports from hong kong their arrival is worrying solve. hundreds of beds ready for patients a hole next to the international airport once used for exhibitions and conventions now converted to a hospital hong kong is facing its 3rd and worst wave of corona virus with daily new infections in the triple digits the government says hospitals are reaching capacity testing centers are overwhelmed and so health workers and experts from mainland china h

also coming up the state of disaster is declared in the australian state of victoria. we can no longer have completely visiting all those who do not belong to people simply there. to stay premier announces new restrictions after a 2nd lockdown failed to contain a spike in corona virus cases. marion evans dean it's good to have you with us 2 u.s. astronauts have just splashed down in the gulf of mexico on board space x. as a dragon capsule successfully ending the 1st private test flight into space the vessel reach temperatures of nearly 2000 degrees as it streaked through earth's atmosphere astronauts doug hurley and bob behnken spent 2 months aboard the international space station the 1st astronauts launch from u.s. soil since 2011 and it's the 1st water landing carried out by nasa since 1985 as 975 rather. socially probs the water and let's go straight to keith cowing in washington he's the editor of the space news web site nasa watch dot com and also happens to be a former nasa employee good to see you again keith so we were all watching the splash down landing just

strayer's victoria state declares a state of disaster a night curfew to contain corona virus infections. thousands of people call for the israeli prime minister to resign in the largest demonstration in west jerusalem in a decade. and rounded up and thrown in jail the un joins calls for the release of human rights activists in india. specialists from mainland china have started arriving in hong kong to help contain a resurgence of corona virus infections 125 cases were confirmed on saturday the 11th day in a row cases have been in the triple digits the trees expanding testing and making it free for its 7 and a half 1000000 people the expo center has been turned into a makeshift hospital. divya palms joins us now live from hong kong so how would you know what's behind the rise in these cases again. well according to experts and are all of just who are studying the matter and wondering why hong kong suddenly has been hit by this so-called 3rd and deadliest wave there underlining the fact that there were certain flaws in hong kong trying to contain the previous wave and keep the numbers lo

good morning, victoria. education has been ms over the last few weeks with the results fiasco but the government wants to try and get back on the front foot and is going to spend a lot of time over the next few days trying to reassure parents and teachers in england that it is safe to open schools next week and that they should be doing everything they can to get as many peoples as possible back. remember, this was tried back in june, possible back. remember, this was tried back injune, it didn't go particularly well, but the government has very much nailed its colours to the mast, saying it has to be done. there is a moral duty to do it in the prime minister's words. this is nick gibb this morning.” do it in the prime minister's words. this is nick gibb this morning. i am confident we will have all schools open. we had 90% of schools open when they went back in june. open. we had 90% of schools open when they went back injune. the surveys from the 0ns say 90% of parents are likely to send their children bac

that is right, victoria.ix of anger, of grief and defiance, as many of the survivors and the bereaved families we re survivors and the bereaved families were facing and directing their remarks at brenton tarrant himself, the killer responsible for the christchurch massacre. many mother spoke to him directly. one of them said, he was dead to her, whatever punishment he was going to get was never going to be enough. another called him a monster and asked what right he had to take her son away from her. we also got a lot of detail about the extent of devastation from the people in the mosques at the time of the attack, describing what it has been like, describing what it has been like, describing feeling the pain, knowing they had been shot and seeing friends and family members shot in the mosque and speaking about having to live with these physical injuries for more than a year now. we also saw the extent of the mental and psychological effect and told this has had on so many people. so many people spoke of how

about, victoria makes up a quarter of the national economy.he second-biggest state that we have. absolutely locking down that state will have an immediate economic impact. the estimates for the early restrictions are that it takes about half $1 million per week of economic activity and that number will be a large with the stricter lockdowns and the extension of the lockout period. it will have an impact. i think it will be reflected by the rba. i expect commentary will have to address increased downside risk, the uncertainty from victoria. obviously, they have their forecast which will be announced on friday. incredibly difficult to be forecasting in this environment. yeah, you don't envy any economist right now anywhere. gdp asarison, 23% of well as a quarter of the and theon/labor force, entirety of hubei province that was locked down contribute it to under 5%. in terms of progress to a recovery, particulate with consumer sentiment and spending, are things pretty dire there as well? jo: look, it's pretty hard to pinpoint numbers on anything

it is very much, as we say, centred in the victoria. could have been forgiven for thinking the coronavirus outbreak was under control in this country but how quickly things change. victoria now battling with hundreds of new infections each and every day and that state of disaster has been declared. six weeks is a significant period of time. i wonder how this has been viewed elsewhere andi how this has been viewed elsewhere and i wonder what prospect there is that these kind of measures could become nationwide? people in sydney, for example, are now forbidden to travel to the neighbouring state of queensland to the north. the authorities in queensland believe that sydney is a coronavirus hotspots. hundreds of new infections reported in victoria, here in new south wales, australia's most populous state, sydney is the state capital and it has been reporting around a dozen, perhaps 20 new coronavirus of new cases each day. very different from victoria but still the authorities are very worried that these infections could ta ke worried that

from 6 pm tonight i'm declaring a state of disaster across victoria this will be in addition to the state of emergency that has operated throughout this means that police and others have additional powers we can suspend. various acts of the parliament we can make sure that we get the job done and there's no question about the enforceability and the why in which new rules will operate. the u.s. has condemned the hong kong government decision to postpone september's legislative elections for a year because of coronavirus secretary of state mike pompei o says there's no valid reason for the long delay he says it's likely that people in hong kong will never be able to vote again the territories leader carolan pushed back the election after 12 pro-democracy candidates were disqualified from the race she insists the move isn't political. from hong kong is making covert 19 testing free for its 7500000 people as it faces a 3rd wave of infections a team of lab technicians from mainland china is heading to the territory hong kong's expo center has been turned into a makeshift hospital to deal with

victoria: is that what describe antarctica as the world's thermostat?happens tohat ice and in that ocean is shifting where the patterns -- shifting weathun patterns arothe world. >> exactly. victoria: with many of the world''s biggest cities by th coast, modeling future sea level rise accurately is crucial. the study reveals how much of that accuracy has to do witwh understandinat is happening victoria gill, bbc news.world. jane:ou can find more on that story and all the days news that our website. to see what we are working on any time, check us t on twitter. i'm jane narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglted needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. nas.ator: you're watching pb vo: ready to watch the best of anytime, anywhere, on nearly any device? id it's easy with the pbs app. simply download the pbs vid

and back with us is victoria., walk us through what something like this means to that tiny sliver, some viewers may think it's hard to even imagine it's a sliver, of people who remain somehow undecided, have a republican history. what does this do tonight? >> i'm going to answer the second part first. because we wouldn't be here tonight if hillary clinton had won just a fraction of the republican voters who do not like donald trump, didn't like him in 2016, but just couldn't bring themselves to cross over and vote for a democrat. if you look at the three midwest states, had hillary won a third of those votes, she would be president today. biden can win the presidency on the backs of those voters. so it is important, kasich standing up and being the face of that tonight is important. we were pleased to see republican voters against trump, there was a segment where they had regular republican voters who are switching sides. many of them are on our website, republican voters against trump. and we've seen in research,

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australian authorities in victoria declare a state of disaster a night curfew to contain corona virus infections thousands call for the resignation of israel's prime minister in the largest demonstration in west jerusalem in a decade. and we look at the legacy of the man who spearheaded the restoration of the historic center of have. specialists from mainland china have started arriving in hong kong to help contain a resurgence of corona virus infections 125 cases were confirmed on saturday the 11th day in a row cases have been in triple digits the tree has expanding testing and making it free for its 7 and a half 1000000 people the expo center has been turned into a makeshift hospital the vehicle pollen has more from hong kong and the reasons behind the resurgence. for one thing the quarantining system was flawed about $200000.00 people were exempt from quarantine they included airline crew seafarers and business people coming over from mainland china it also pointed out that border land borders from mainland china also remained open so these are some of the poor points that they mad