in ukraine an armed man has seized a bus and taken at least 10 people hostage in the country's west police said the man is believed to be carrying weapons and explosives the interior ministry says the suspect was born in russia and has a criminal background. will geddes prime minister boyko borisov has survived a no confidence motion in parliament the country has seen almost 2 weeks of protests over a series of corruption scandals opposition parties attempted to oust voters off government but failed to together enough for. a german borman has been kidnapped by unidentified gunmen in iraq hello maybe this was reportedly abducted on monday outside her office in the capital bugged where she runs and convicted for young iraqi artists mavis was born in berlin and has lived in bug for years friends said she had feared for the safety due to her involvement in protests the iraqi interior ministry says it has detected security forces to step up their efforts to find the german national if the reports are mileage of belly he joins me from bug with the latest my up what more can you tell us about thi

in ukraine an armed man has seized a bus and taken at least 10 people hostage in the country's west police said the man is believed to be carrying weapons and explosives the interior ministry says the suspect was born in russia and has a criminal background all gary as the prime minister boyko body so it has survived a no confidence motion in parliament the country has seen almost 2 weeks of protests over a series of corruption scandals opposition parties attempted to oust government but failed to gather enough votes in parliament the irish budget carrier ryan air has announced that it will close its base at frankfurt airport in november and it is reportedly considering closing hubs in berlin table and dusseldorf as well the decision is in reaction to german pilots rejecting proposed pay cuts due to cope with $19.00. people there our next report follows one of the country's best known artists michael soy he's long used this paintings to cast a critical eye on kenyans inspired to outrage known for his critical stance coronaviruses giving him plenty of material for instance the brutality of

west midlands police is warning that as lockdown eases, teenagers not in school and young adults outce reduction unit is supporting those they see at risk, as phil mackie reports. young lads get attracted. they think, "oh, i want the nice cars and want to have money, the girls, all of that," but it's not worth it at the end of the day because there is two lanes that it's going to go down. you're either going to end up dead or injail. and that's how it ends up, and that's just the reality of it. robbie is an aspiring footballer who fell in with a bad crowd during lockdown and was arrested by the police. we can get you a job that makes you focus on other things, that's what we're going to do, all right? now he's being mentored byjoe, who spent five years in prison. how bad do you want it? we move. good. what we are doing is just trying to bring them up to a higher level, just changing their mentality and their way of thinking. we do this by... i know it's going to sound really strange, but just asking them what they want to do. during lockdown crime figures have dropped dramatically bu

in ukraine an armed man has seized a bus and taken at least 10 people hostage in the country's west police said the man is believed to be carrying weapons and explosives interior ministry says the suspect was born in russia and has a criminal background while gary s. prime minister boyko body soft has survived a no confidence motion in parliament the country has seen almost 2 weeks of protests over a series of corruption scandals opposition parties attempted to oust bloody soft government but failed to gather enough votes in parliament. the trial has begun here in germany of the man accused of attacking a synagogue in the eastern city of heller last october he is alleged to have killed 2 passers by after failing to gain access to the synagogue poor the holiest day in the jewish calendar prosecutors say he intended to massacre the worshipers inside. and wearing a coronavirus face mask 28 year old stephan b. was led into court to answer for one of the worst anti semitic attacks in post-war german history it left 2 people dead but prosecutors allege he intended to kill many more $43.00 victim

precinct to the west police precinct.n't know exactly who's going to be the leadership this time. obviously, like a phoenix rising through the flames of a dumpster fire, came up to be a big leader and he's kind of disappeared. we don't know who is going to take the mantle and lead these lost souls to their next homeland. >> tucker: so what are the chances were as simone goes back to his real job which was renting his apartment on airbnb? >> his apartments on airbnb way better than living in a tent in front of a police station or next to a park. he may be she go back to that and pursue his rap career. i am curious. is he living on the streets? a chop leader. i want to the lyrics. i want to see the soul in his story. he has a story to tell and i'm here to listen. speak to the first world leader to emerge from the economy. great to see you for your tireless reporting on chaz. we want to end tonight with some happy news. here's news you can use. no doubt a lot of you are struggling with the recession we are currently and than

they smashed windows at the municipal court building and sprayed graffiti on the west police precinct on twitter seattle police called the incidents criminal acts not peaceful protests. the east police precinct was also targeted when protesters broke several windows. incendiary device was thrown inside the police station there fire started the seattle police department's twitter account also says the fire was put out pretty quickly there's been no update yet on the extent of. officers injuries who had to be hospitalized. still to come protesting the latest pandemic shutdown why one mom says her children who have autism or especially affected. >>also as coronavirus cases continue to go up we'll look at the hardest hit areas and how the los angeles mayor thinks we can get things back under control. >>and would you. >>go and get your haircut on a sidewalk or and outside deck. the latest on the effort to safely open hair salons >>well you could soon be getting your hair and nails done outdoors the state's business consumer services and housing agency expected to release more details on th

store downtown they smashed windows at the municipal court building and sprayed graffiti on the west police precinct on twitter seattle police called the incidents criminal act not peaceful protests. the east police precinct was also targeted when protesters. broke a bunch of windows and incendiary device was thrown inside a fire started. the police department's twitter account also says the fire was quickly extinguished. there's been no update on the extent of the hospitalized officers injuries. still to come tonight protesting the latest pandemic shut down why one mom % says her children who have autism especially affected. >>also as coronavirus cases continue to rise, we'll look at the hardest hit areas and how the los angeles mayor says he thinks we can get things back under control. >>and would you go pay to get your hair cut on the sidewalk. the latest on the effort to safely reopen ha >>you could soon be getting your hair and nails done outside the state's business consumer services and housing agency is expected to release some more details on that sometime this coming week sounds g

this specific individual was interviewed by you west german police extensively at the beginning of the the authorities were fully aware of what he had done and what he had not done during his time at that camp and they did not prosecute him then. it was only in the course of the last war or five years that the decision was taken to proceed against this individual. is mired in its worst financial crisis in history. which is why the government was hoping for some symbolic support from the french foreign minister during his visit. but instead he said the state would need to enact reforms and and corruption to qualified or a much-needed loan from the international monetary fund. we report from beirut. the firsthe is high-ranking european envoy to visit lebanon since the formation of the current government in january. the french foreign minister did not come to show support for the lebanese leaders who are asking for an international bailout to do with the unprecedented in economic crisis -- unprecedented economic crisis. instead, he delivered a firm message. the lebanese have strongly expr

were arrested for attacking worshipers at the international pentecost holy church in the west of johannesburg police say the attack was over the leadership of the church. 3 factions are fighting for control after the death of its leader and 2016 orphans from a 1000000 now in so what oh go 40 people have been a risk to you and they seem to have been a shooting and then a hostage situation at the small church just behind us just south of johannesburg it seems that there was a factional battle or least 3 factions of those church we are there members with a least 3000000 members across southern africa so it back till really was about leadership of the church since we the previous leader passed away in about 2016 at the time of his death it seems that he had left behind in a state of at least $26000000.00 so i wonder standing at this point is much of the tensions around leadership of the church is related to income of the church membership of the church and it's resulted in a hostage situation that saw at least 200 people who look on the premises kicked in the church while these factions battled it out a

now to west jerusalem where police have been arresting processors who were outside the israeli prime minister's residence calling for him to quit take a look at the life picture for weeks protesters have been growing process rather have been growing louder against ben. and that's and yeah over his handling of the pandemic as well as his corruption trial on thursday is really police made dozens of arrests they used water cannon to disperse demonstrators and that is the scene right now from just outside the prime minister's residence. harry fawcett is in west jerusalem and he says that the protests are intensifying. these are protests which have been going on for some weeks now but especially in the last 2 weeks or so we've seen 8 of these protests just here in west jerusalem there are also been protests across the country on several of these occasions tonight being no different several 100 outside the prime minister's sort of summer home or 2nd home north of tel aviv a few 100 more intel of eve and then it various road intersections across the country as well as for what they're deman

in israel have been processed in tel aviv and west rue slim against the government's handling of a coronavirus pandemic police used water cannon and west resulin israel reimposed restrictions are for a surgeon cases last week something that angered demonstrators that the process for weeks over the economic situation and lockdown measures european union leaders will go back to the negotiating table for a 3rd day after they failed to agree on a coronavirus bailout plan that the basing an $858000000000.00 economic rescue package but they've struggled to agree on issues like how much should be made available as grants. as the news continues here on al-jazeera after a.j. selects change makers next. tens of thousands of filipino nuts is a saving american lives during the coded 19 dead they came to the us for a better life but at what cost. one a one piece day best to get on just. the my thighs subject work i move i don't. juggle no one is lent there's 100 of conning 2 different groups so i don't mean. saw my phone to just bring those with. her to move so.

last week, west mercia police said they'd started a criminal investigation into maternity care.roblems extend far beyond its maternity services. what we found at the princess royal hospital, i can only describe as a sort of, you know, war zone. mark edwards took his fatherjoe, who has dementia, to a&e in telford last december. they were there for nine hours — most of the time, on a trolley in a hospital corridor. the doctor assessed my dad, took his shirt off — 89—year—old man — and then realised that the heart monitor that he was using, that there was no plug. there was no plug in the corridor. we were wheeled into the room where they mix up the plaster of paris. it was like a workshop. a&e performance here is regularly amongst the worst in england. the trust was rated "inadequate" overall in 2018. and since then, care has deteriorated further. this nhs campaigner says a long—standing culture of secrecy and denial has left the trust in a critical condition. there is a little group of very senior consultants in the trust and they believe they run the show. and because of quite a

mass murder during that time were never prosecuted this specific individual was interviewed by west german police extensively at the beginning of the 19 eighties and so the all 40 s. were fully aware of what he had done and what he had not done during his time at that camp and they did not prosecute him then it was only in the course of the last 4 or 5 years in the decision was taken to proceed against this individual. lebanon is mired in its worst financial crisis in history with its economy nearing collapse which is why the government was hoping for some symbolic support from france's foreign minister during his visit but instead even said the state would need to enact reforms and end corruption to qualify for a much needed loan from the international monetary fund so in a heart of reports from beirut. he's the 1st high ranking european envoy to visit lebanon since the formation of the current government in january france's foreign minister didn't come to show support for lebanon's leaders who are asking for an international bailout to deal with the unprecedented economic crisis instead sean ev

mass murder during that time were never prosecuted this specific individual was interviewed by west german police extensively at the beginning of the 19 eighties and so the or forty's were fully aware of what he had done and what he had not done during his time at that camp and they did not prosecute him then it was only in the course of the last 4 or 5 years in the decision was taken to proceed against this individual. the european union's chief rex and the girl who has worn the trade deal with the u.k. now appears unlikely michelle batton here made the comments at the latest round of negotiations in london the sides remain far apart on how to ensure a level playing field between e.u. and u.k. business says as well as on fishing rights british officials say it's for the e.u. to make the next world but they say a deal is possible by september. the u.k. did not show a willingness to break the deadlock. on delivering fuel to the u.k. still refuses to commute to maintaining standards in the. state despite the clear wording of the political evolution very clear we have made no progress. the u.s. and

prosecuted before but again it's worth stressing this individual was interviewed extensively by west german police in the early 1980 s. they were fully aware of what he had done what he had not done and they didn't do anything about it and it took another 30 years for the successors to those who didn't vested gaited his crimes to decide that what had happened needed to be prosecuted that is what is definitely in the minds of many people right now and for those who suffered at the hands of the nazis suffered at the hands of individuals such as the person convicted today all they say it's important that they get their chance to have what happened to them their harrowing ordeal as this their their all deals with their survival that they get their chance in court to confront the people who made them suffer those ordeals and so for them this is just this very late but just this nonetheless as dominic bring us up to date on that from berlin dominic thank you very much indeed. victims of sexual abuse in indonesia are being failed by politicians according to children's rights activists a bill to tackle se

mass murder during that time were never prosecuted this specific individual was interviewed by west german police extensively at the beginning of the 19 eighties and so the or florida keys were fully aware of what he had done and what he had not done during his time at that camp and they did not prosecute him then it was only in the course of the last 4 or 5 years in the decision was taken to proceed against this individual. united nations is warning that the arab world faces deep and long lasting economic consequences as a result of the covert and. 18 pandemic the region's economy is expected to contract by more than 5 and a half percent and the economies of some countries might shrink by double that the un is warning the number of people living in poverty will rise by more than 14000000 possibly sparking more political instability the region is blessed with tremendous diversity and potential yet all arab countries with oil reach middle income or least developed face difficulties in responding the global pandemic is exposed in the any challenges the regional economy has suffered multiple shocks

west yorkshire police said a female officer was hit by a bottle and taken to hospital with serious headnces. over the past few months thousands of student health workers have been playing a crucial role helping the nhs through the coronavirus outbreak. more than 40,000 students answered a call to help, many working on the front line for the first time. jim reed has been speaking to some of them. so this is liskeard community hospital. it is normally a rehabilitation hospital. it was the allocated ward for covid—i9—positive patients. joy o'gorman is coming to the end of her student placement in cornwall. the height of the pandemic, the ward was full. so the bed capacity is 31. this year, student nurses likejoy could choose, either delay their placements until next year and concentrate on theory instead, or volunteer to help the nhs through the outbreak. lots of students were not able to come out on placement because they needed to shield loved ones, due to their personal circumstances. i discussed it with my family and ijust really, really wanted to be out here. in normal times, student

israelis have been protesting in tel aviv in west jerusalem against the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic police used water cannon in west jerusalem to try and disperse the crowds israel reimposed restrictions office in cases last week something that angered demonstrate is that in protest for weeks over the economic situation and lockdown measures there are also chants demanding that prime minister benjamin netanyahu resigns a force that has more now from west jerusalem. there are 2 simultaneous sizable protests going on one here in west jerusalem close to the prime minister's residence where we are hearing reports of water cannon being used again of a large number of streets around the residence being sealed off in order to keep protesters away and as you say this other major protest intellivision there been small protests throughout the country there are those who are protesting as part of a long term campaign against benjamin netanyahu on the grounds of wanting to get rid of a prime minister who's also facing trial under trial in 3 corruption cases but the numbers have been very much buttress

against the israeli prime minister to confrontations with the police in west jerusalem water cannons to disperse crowds near his residence demonstrators are calling for his resignation. over his handling of the pandemic and his corruption trial. has been named in his years new prime minister the former interior minister has a month to form a government a confidence vote in parliament if he fails new elections will be called the last prime minister. resigned earlier this month he came under scrutiny for a conflict of interest within his personal business dealings you are right up to speed with all the top stories 30 minutes of world news in 30 minutes between now and then it's inside story. time in the recent history saudi arabia. visit is from. continues to disrupt people's lives this decision and big impact on the saudi economy. 2020. this involved way cracking down on dissent a prominent journalist whose expose corruption is arrested the government says he's inciting violence that follows a number of abductions of critics in recent months what does that tell us about zimbabwe after

last week, west murcia police said it had started a criminal investigation into maternity care.rust's problems extend beyond its maternity services. what we found that the princess royal hospital, i can only describe as a sort of war zone. mark edwards took his fatherjoe, who has dementia, to a&e in telford last december. they were there for nine hours, most of the time on a trolley ina hours, most of the time on a trolley in a hospital corridor. the doctor assessed my dad, took his shirt off, 89—year—old man, and then realised that the heart monitor that he was using, there was no plug. there was no plug in the corridor. we were wheeled into the room where they mix up wheeled into the room where they mix up the plaster of paris. it was like a workshop. a&e performance here is regularly among the worst in england. the trust was rated inadequate overall in 2018 and since then, care has deteriorated further. there is a little group of very senior consultants in the trust, and they believe they run the show. and because of quite a weak leadership over very many years, the reality i

this comes as west mercia police launched a criminal investigation into maternity services at the trust richwold has been to a nursing home in scarborough to get the thoughts of those on the front line there. start turning for me. it's been scary, it's been sad, there's been tears. we've also laughed. the people came in knowing they were putting their own lives on the line, they were putting their lives of their family and loved ones on the line. they're all heroes, in my eyes. they look after you, and they don‘t get paid enough bloody money, i‘ll tell you. sorry for swearing. these are the staff and residents of saint cecilia‘s nursing home in scarborough. there was a coronavirus outbreak here early on during the pandemic. ten residents died. three were confirmed covid cases. the other seven were not tested, so their families will never know. i wore full ppe to enter the home and film their story. the truth is that we lost people that were in the nursing home for years. we knew them, because we‘re like a family, more or less. we lost friends. very sad. to date, 23 staff have self—isola

live pictures from west jerusalem where police have been arresting protesters who are outside the israeli prime minister's residence and they're calling for him to quit for weeks protests have been growing louder against benjamin netanyahu over his handling of the pandemic as well as his upcoming corruption trial does it have lines rewinds is next with one man's mission to deliver news to liberians using a blackboard a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geo political tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. hello and welcome to rewind i'm come on sons of maria over the last 10 or so years here at al-jazeera english we've built up an incredible library all of your winning documentaries and on rewind we're taking another look at some of the best of them and seeing what's happened in the years since they were 1st shown this week we're going back to 2012 and a remarkable film from africa's oldest repu

a joint investigation by santa clara police and west valley mission college district police lead to resist arrest on july 2nd. police said the reason became acquainted with the student while he was working as a contract instructor in her class at this is in the program for students with developmental disabilities now at that time of the alleged incident worries was a contract employee and not a member of the permanent staff he's no longer with the college and police are asking more victims to come forward. well to the east bay now 2 people are charged with hate crimes for defacing a black lives matter mural with black paint. nicole anderson and david nelson they were charged with 3 counts each for the incident that was caught on camera. a local group had been you know given permission from the city to paint a mural there in the streets there in downtown martinez and prosecutors say that after it was finished, anderson and nelson they covered it they covered up some of the letters in black paint. martinez mayor robert schroeder released a statement about the new developments he says in part

delaying israel's plan to begin the annexation of parts of the occupied west bank. police in hong kong have detained dozens of people as demonstrators protest the strict new security law imposed by china demonstrators were met by heavy police presence as they gathered to protest the war the legislation targets crimes of secession terrorism subversion and collusion with foreign forces it came into force just hours before the city marked the anniversary of its return to chinese rule. some food for home on the one thing the central authorities are determined to see an end to the chaos and riots over the past year and secondly the central authorities are determined to protect the majority of law abiding citizens in hong kong they should be protected from a handful of people who are causing harm and damage. or get the very latest on the new law and the protests from our correspondents in hong kong and beijing shortly but 1st a dream brown begins our coverage. 23 years after hong kong returned to chinese rule the mainland government has moved swiftly to tighten its control over

mass murder during that time were never prosecuted this specific individual was interviewed by west german police extensively at the beginning of the 19 eighties and so the all $480.00 s. were fully aware of what he had done and what he had not done during his time at that camp and they did not prosecute him then it was only in the course of the last 4 or 5 years of the decision was taken to proceed against this individual. china's 1st independent mission to mars is on its way if all goes well early next year a rover vehicle will touch down to begin searching for water and assess the t. of the planet's ever to become a little target of home laura bird loudly as the story. when one which translates to questions to heaven hopes to find some answers on mars where the red planet can sustain human life. lost office from the island of hina and in southern china the long march by brocade carrying the team when one craft it's the optimum north wind the 2 planets are at their closest the 26 months essentially shortening the journey from 9 to 7 months. and it's a busy time for travelling to mars the united

mass murder during that time were never prosecuted this specific individual was interviewed by west german police extensively at the beginning of the 19 eighties and so the or florida keys were fully aware of what he had done and what he had not done during his time at that camp and they did not prosecute him then it was only in the course of the last 4 or 5 years and a decision was taken to proceed against this individual. more than 15000000 people have been infected with corona virus worldwide boast of recovered but doctors are still trying to work errol to the extent of long term damage and the 3rd part of our series we look at the research into what effects patients can expect journal reports from east kilbride in the west of scotland. well that's how it looks and that's the normal exit but then when you came with the disease that was tank it's now thought that covert 19 is far more than just a response to treat disease and that is the picture of a very unwell individual. infection and trauma can extend well beyond the lungs to other organs like the heart the kidneys even the brain psychosis

for attacking worship as at the intercom international pentecost holiness church in the west of johannesburg police say the attack was over the leadership of the church there are 3 factions fighting for control after the death of the churches leader back in 2016 you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera up next people. 6 years ago in ireland a secret mass grave for babies was discovered near a home for unmarried pregnant women an institution run by roman catholic nuns to find sets off a scandal that has raised deeply disturbing questions about the fate of thousands of women and children and the relationship between the catholic church and the irish state in a special 2 parts investigation correspondent lawrence lee has been in search of answers. in the corner of an unremarkable children's playground in the irish town of chu come to go away a small patch of land has been walled off. a patch of land with an awful secret. very. tiny baby. 6 years ago local historian catherine corless realized that under the grass in and around an old septic tank like the bodies of hundreds of babies and infan

in tel aviv and western against the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic police used water cannon in west jerusalem israel we imposed restrictions after a surge in cases last week something that angered the demonstrators. as the news continues here on out of syria after counting the cost next. as protests rage over police brutality and corona virus grips the nation campaigning on the election trail has been forced to take a back seat will the presidential candidates ever hit the road and so their brand of politics to americans before the fall follow the u.s. elections on. hello i'm sam and this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your look at the world of business and economics this week called the war the united states punish china for tightening its grip on hong kong by breaking the territories pegged to the dollar turkey's theater of war does the country on the verge of another card see shark have the money for conflict. and president putin hope to kick start the economy this year but how will it pay for.

lockdown in the occupied west bank more measures are under consideration as is police enforcement thousands of police officers were told me to be going out onto the streets on the buses into crowded areas to make sure enforcement is fully. so martian we are at the height of a new corona offense and this is a very strong outbreak that's growing and spreading in the world and also here w.h.o. has mentioned the middle east as a global outbreak epicenter and it does not pass over israel it's here. one means

last week, west mercia police said they'd started a criminal investigation into maternity care.yal hospital, i can only describe as a sort of war zone. mark edwards took his fatherjoe, who has dementia, to a&e in telford last december. they were there for nine hours, most of the time on a trolley in a hospital corridor. the doctor assessed my dad, took his shirt off, 89—year—old man, and then realised that the heart monitor that he was using, there was no plug. there was no plug in the corridor. we were wheeled into the room where they mix up the plaster of paris. it was like a workshop. a&e performance here is regularly among the worst in england. the trust was rated inadequate overall in 2018 and since then, care has deteriorated further. there is a little group of very senior consultants in the trust, and they believe they run the show. and because of quite a weak leadership over very many years, the reality is that they probably have. 11 months after keeley mckee's death, her soldier father stephen died too, fighting in afghanistan. he died for a reason, fighting for his cou

in israel have been processed in tel aviv and west rue slim against the government's handling of a coronavirus pandemic police used water cannon in west roussillon israel reimposed restrictions offer a surge in cases last week something that's angered demonstrates is that the process for weeks over the economic situation and lockdown measures european union leaders will go back to the negotiating table for a 3rd day after they failed to agree on a coronavirus bailout plan that abasing an $858000000000.00 economic rescue package but they've struggled to agree on issues like how much should be made available is gone those are the headlines in these continues here on al-jazeera after a.j. selects changemaker next. tens of thousands of filipino the us is a saving american lives during the cold 19. they came to the u.s. by a better life but at what cost. one a one east investigates just in. the night. i move i don't. know money there's. 2 different groups so i really. i saw my phone just to bring her to. her to move some. sort of are. ok. how are you what has welcomed us. i'm sure you must allow us to move every w

mass murder during that time were never prosecuted this specific individual was interviewed by west german police extensively at the beginning of the 19 eighties and so the or forty's were fully aware of what he had done and what he had not done during his time at that camp and they did not prosecute him then it was only in the course of the last 4 or 5 years of the decision was taken to proceed against this individual and end. you know what are people in germany making of this case as you said this was one of the last cases against the iraq crimes what kind of interest has that has there been. one of the things about modern germany is the way that it contemplates the since the atrocities perpetrated by previous generations the generation now has no association with it and yet many people in the education system are made aware of what was done during the nazi german era from the victim's point of view many people who have looked on this case have welcomed the chance for some of the people who survived the ordeal they suffered in tough to confront this individual to have their chance that time in

shooting and most recently oakland police say that 2 people are in custody for a fatal stabbing that happened early this morning at 23rd and valley street that is west of broadway. oakland police are offering up to $10,000 for information in the murder of a homeless man this month investigators say jeffrey chambers was fatally stabbed on july 17th near peralta and 8 street officers arrived on the scene to find chamber suffering from several stab wounds. it's opening a like 9 in recent history if for the san francisco giants, no fans in attendance. do of course of the pandemic the season already on pas for the miami marlins after 17 people in their organization tested positive for coronavirus. and for getting lot out there can for sports director jason dumas a jason what is going on. >>yahoo is starting on us right now, so it is a little out of here, but it's been a wild couple of days for major league baseball. a break over the weekend with them that impacted all of the teams that they've had player we're going to play so 4 teams have been impacted by that the marlins the nationals, the philadelphia phillies in the new york yankees. the schedule hav

several police officers have been injured after they attempted to break up an illegal party in west londonolitan police says a crowd became hostile after those present were told to leave the location. police say they were called to the white city area after complaints about noise and anti—social behaviour. so far, no arrests have been made. president trump has accused protesters of trying to wipe out and overturn american history and defame its heroes. in a speech at mount rushmore to mark independence day, the us president criticised those who have targeted statues during anti—racism protests, accusing them of trying to impose a left—wing cultural revolution. 0ur north america correspondent david willis reports. as the number of coronavirus cases hit yet another new record and his own medical experts advised against large gatherings, president trump held an independence day celebration, in the shadow of four of the country's greatest leaders, at one of the nation's most iconic landmarks. what washington or lincoln might have made of the lack of face masks or the absence of social distanci

country for new cases israelis have been protesting in tel aviv in west jerusalem against the government's handling of the pandemic police used water cannon in west jerusalem to try and disperse the crowds e.u. leaders have ended a 2nd day of talks on a coronavirus bailout plan with no deal negotiating an $860000000000.00 economic rescue package the mexican government is investigating a video showing dozens of gunmen in the vehicles apparently belonging to the powerful your list go drug cartel seems to be a show of force and a visit by president lopez obrador to 3 states where the group has a stronghold so those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the listening post station consulate in buffalo. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. but remember. you'll support the. troll or. get on you'll not give them an. alarm or to guess virgin you're watching the

investigators on the bank robberies. >> while looking into the robberies, ronnie gaskin of the west virginia state police called into skylar's case. there had been a tip that skylar had been at a party with the suspected bank robbers when something bad happened. what was the theory? >> they were just rumors, gossip going around there was this teenage party, that there was a possible overdose, and people there were scared so they hid the body. >> it seemed unlikely. skylar didn't use heavy drugs. >> it was just a lot of tracking down rumors. tons and tons of rumors. >> all leading nowhere. by now skylar had been gone for more than a month. gaskins vowed he would find her. >> i don't like to make promises in my line of work but the only promise i made was we would never give up in trying to find out what happened to skylar. >> their search for skylar had taken them across the united states. what they didn't know then was that the truth was right there in morgantown at university high. >>> coming up -- >> i started posting on facebook things about karma, karma will get you. you can't hide. >> twitter, insta

since the pandemic began in israel the protests in tel aviv and west against the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic police used water cannon and west jerusalem israel we imposed restrictions after a surge in cases last week something that angered the demonstrators. as the news continues here on out in syria after counting the cost next as a protest rage over police brutality and coronavirus grips the nation campaigning on the election trail has been forced to take a back seat will the presidential candidates ever hit the road and so their brand of politics to americans before the votes follow the u.s. election on. this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your look at the world of business and economics this week called war to the united states punish china for tightening its grip on hong kong by breaking peg to the dollar. turkey's theater of war does the country on the verge of another currency shark have the money for conflict . and president putin hope to kick start the economy this year but how will he pay for his big plans amid low oil prices and the pandemic. xi jinping as china has put aside the nic

against the israeli prime minister to confrontations with the police in west jerusalem water cannons to disperse crowds his residence demonstrators are calling for his resignation. of the pandemic and his corruption trial. has been named as new prime minister the former interior minister has a month to form a government a confidence vote in parliament if he fails new elections will be called the last prime minister. resigned earlier this month he came under scrutiny for a conflict of interest within his personal business dealings you are right up to speed with all the top stories 30 minutes 30 minutes between now and then it's inside story. time in the recent history saudi arabia. visit is from performing the hajj. continues to disrupt people's lives this decision and big impact on the saudi economy. 2020. this involved way cracking down on dissent a prominent journalist whose expose corruption is arrested the government says he's inciting violence that follows a number of abductions of critics in recent months what does that tell us about zimbabwe after mcgarvey this is inside story

protests against the israeli prime minister have led to confrontations with the police in west jerusalem officers fired water cannon and disperse crowds near benjamin netanyahu his residence demonstrators are calling for his resignation as anger grows over his handling of the pandemic and his corruption trial are a force that has more now from west jerusalem. is a protest which had been going on for some weeks now but especially in the last 2 weeks or so we've seen 8 of these protests just here in west jerusalem there are also been protests across the country on several of these occasions tonight being no different several 100 outside the prime minister's sort of summer home or 2nd home north of tel aviv. a few 100 more in television and then it's various road intersections across the country as well as for what they're demanding world demands diffidence some extent depending on which group you're talking about there are lots of different groups here from the the black flag so-called pro-democracy protesters who say that netanyahu is a threat to israel democracy because of his corruption

seen damage on says her brother york last west killed by the police on july 9th the day he turned 18 living on. our working class neighborhood in great one. york us was shot when he left his parents' home to buy a drink the other one this was 2 blocks away and we were on a motorcycle the police car crashed into them and threw them on the ground he had a bullet in the middle of his chest i don't know why they did it lucas was so happy to be turning 18 he wanted to get a driver's license and help our family. loved horses and like to compete in races around the province his friend brian palmer. i was with him that night and he says they did not mean to violate the lockdown and never thought things would end up the way they did but. now we cannot trust the police they don't take care of us they kill us we have to take care of each other because we cannot expect anything from them but many say look us in the only victim of the security forces it's been 4 months since argentina imposed to prevent the spread of colgate 19 but critics say that the government has given too much power to secur

when they get as violent as they've gotten far too many places including the attack on the police out west in seattle over the weekend, i think the president believes that people will be what the police and the police cut will be with him. we are not seeing it yet with the polling, bret, black lives matter and the polling that i've seen, enjoying a very high level of approval and we are not seeing the signs of a backlash against the lawlessness that i imagine by now we would have seen. i don't know if that's because people don't really feel that way or if it is because a lot of people are not telling what they really think. hard to tell. >> bret: here's the president on the differences all run by tl democrats. if you know what? if biden got in, that would be true for the country, the whole country would go to and we're not going to let it go to. >> bret: a political issue, do you think it has weight? >> if it does i'm not sure if the whole country would go to hell. the president has a way of exaggerating things but i'm not sure it helps his case, but it's remarkable the mayor of portland c

i knew that i wanted to profile a guy named mark who was a police major and grew up in west baltimore and was one of the highest ranking american officers in the baltimore police force and found himself leaving the area where everything jumps off at and one of the fascinating things i had in this conversation with him was that he said to me, i know for a fact that none of my colleagues woke up that morning with homicide on their mind, but i also know that for those kids in west baltimore, i understand why they don't believe me and so he found himself really battling throughout these days of justifying both sides which, in a really fascinating way which i love exploring history , i love exploring the history of anthony williams who runs the shake and bake in the thing i love about anthony and his story was he would only hire kids who know enough to hire. he went after the kids with records and tattoos and everyone else would look at and say this is probably not the right thing for you and i love telling the story about his interpretation of everything on how it happened because his doo