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what impact will the trial have on journalism in the digital age in the philippines. the trial of journalist maria ressa on al jazeera. and i'm really glad when you're in the stream the sex trade is a nightmare for the millions of women and girls who fall into it but surviving is only half the battle and ram deafening is latest chapter of the comic book series pretty chatty india's 1st woman super hero and rape survivor returns to shed light on the challenges survivors face trying to get back to a normal life today we meet the woman behind priya and the last girl's. serious was born in the aftermath of the brutal gang rape and murder of a young woman on a bus in delhi in 2012.

the philippines is ready to act again to support the economy in what bsp governor says is a once-in-a-lifetime crisis. crisis hasd the halted plans to open its stock market. ex-patss has sent fleeing. lockdownl extend its through the end of the month.

in the philippines you have a lot of people living in very unsanitary, dangerous conditions. the slums of the philippines, if you have ever been there, there are people packed into one tiny room. it is a breeding ground potentially for infection. will ripley, cnn, tokyo. >>> you are watching cnn. still to come, another painful reality of this pandemic. millions more americans will lose their jobs. next, the government's latest move to try to prop up the faltering economy. next cnn goes into a refriger e refrigerated warehouse set aside for victims. [spoken] i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair®. we've got the retinol that gives you results in one week. not just any retinol. accelerated retinol sa. one week is all it takes. neutrogena®. yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as havin

australia, philippines and new zealand heading lower today. the dollar is stronger against most of its peers with the exception of the new zealand dollar. we see the japanese yen weakening a bit and the renminbi was in focus. to 1714.nching closer 711 93 for your onshore. bonds are mixed across the board. australian 10 we are watching it was the rba announced not a smaller amount than expected. seeing a little bit of a selloff when it comes to your aussie bones. up eight basis points. areomes to brent, we getting a little bit of a breather. higher. a half percent we are hovering around $21 for wti. there is optimism president trump is going to be meeting .ith oil execs that is leading to some of the oil bulls to come back out again. let's get the first word news. u.s. intelligence is accusing china of concealing the true extent of the coronavirus outbreak. underreporting total cases and deaths. we are told the public statements about the infection have been intentionally incomplete and the numbers are fake. beijing has changed its reporting of

place in the philippines are accused of abusing human rights as they enforce strict coronavirus measures. full of stories to come but we're going to start with lebanon where violence has escalated during a 2nd night of protests in the northern city of tripoli demonstrators set fire to a bank and hold rocks at security forces who responded with tear gas and rubber bullets the protests are bernie growing as the crisis hit economy crumbles further because of the corona virus outbreak monday one protester was killed during the riots has more for us from tripoli. hunger and hopelessness are driving lebanese to the streets the economy is close to collapsing protesters vent their anger at banks for preventing people from accessing their savings and a long serving political elite is being blamed for mismanagement and corruption in recent days the local currency has sharply devalued against the dollar there were casualties among protesters in soldiers during confrontations that began monday night. went to the streets because there are no jobs children are asking the parents for food and they don'

philippine president roderigo to turkey has threatened to impose martial law in after 2 soldiers are scorching 8 of villages were killed strick district a lockdown measures in the philippines have been extended to the middle of next month to contain the spread of. south africa's president says he will gradually ease a nationwide lockdown starting early next month so reposes says that some parts of the economy will be allowed to reopen and has called on people to start wearing masks outdoors tens of thousands of troops have been deployed to enforce restrictions. headlines got more news on al-jazeera right after the stream that. talk to al-jazeera squawked your thoughts were when you saw that document for the 1st story we listen to after the war saying your europeans go build united states of you but we will not be with you we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al-jazeera. by other me ok and your in the stream home edition welcome to my house today i should be asking you what's in the show because this show is a q. and a about the clone a virus and s

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police in the philippines are accused of abusing human rights as they enforce strict coronavirus measures. so the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic are being felt in many parts of the global economy aviation and oil in particular and they are hitting the big players has already said it's bleeding cash at an unprecedented speed and announced it would cut production by a 3rd now it's posted a 1st quarter loss of half a $1000000000.00 the chief executive of the european aerospace company is warning this is the greatest crisis the industry has ever known its u.s. rival boeing's already announced plans to cut $7000.00 jobs with its chief executive predicting global airline revenues could drop by more than 300000000000 dollars this year and the industry will take years to recover and in the u.k. british airways is set to shed up to $12000.00 jobs about a 3rd of its workforce the airline has suspended 96 percent of its passenger flights for april and may. sometime ballantine who is associate editor in chief correspondent of the industry magazine orient aviation he told us unfortunatel

philippines in the. stars may 20th w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin fears grow that brazil could become a new coronavirus hotspot. doctors are warning the health system is on the brink of collapse and there's political turmoil too as the popular anticorruption justice minister resigns also coming up. as much of the world remains on lockdown to prevent the spread of the coronavirus it's.

that isn't ilian from the philippines sent us a question. what is a star. we can see up to 6000 stars with our naked eye they only appears that all dots since they're incredibly far away. in reality stars are gigantic celestial bodies made of hot balls of ionized gas in the interior of the star there is such high pressure and temperature that lightweight nuclei like hydrogen fused together to form head. dear ones like helium . this nuclear fusion process generates light starlight one star isn't cosmic terms right on our doorstep the sun it's the only star that we've been able to study in great detail. compared to the earth the sun may be gigantic but among stars it's classified as a dwarf. astronomers classify stars based on the spectral characteristics of the light they emit on a plot of their luminosity versus their color most stars appear in a continuous band known as the main sequence in the midst of it is our sun a fairly average star. the smallest stars are called red dwarfs. they use up their hydrogen so slowly that they're likely to continue burning

philippines in the sights of oh yes stars may 20th on d. w. . this is news and these are our top stories germany's chancellor is calling on governments around the world to include climate protection measures in the coronavirus stimulus programs and made the remarks as co-host of this year's petersburg climate dialogue attended online by ministers from 30 countries. russian president vladimir putin has said his country's coronavirus epidemic hasn't yet p. .

the time of corona we begin with on a sentence in manila and a thanks very much for joining me the philippines is a minute catholic country waster is a significant holiday how is it looking this year. easter is a celebration of faith and family but over 19 has come to celebrate both from a distance at the church where i am at easter sunday mass as would normally be playing on a new you know continuously all throughout the day but as you can see it's very very quiet there own young humanises and social of this than seeing a secure t.v. and for so many people are celebrating mass by watching live at home like my 75 year old mother is doing that today it certainly looks very quiet behind now when used to seeing in the philippines rituals religious ritual religious rituals rama used to such as so flagellation on the line what's happening to these traditions this. year as background yourself large elation is a personal sometimes you know a gratitude for answered prayer or for a traditional yearly act of repentance and some self flagellation rituals are so i labrat that they draw thousands of touris

doug and al jazeera live a see how province northern philippines. now a 2nd plague of locusts sierra's feared by farmers in east africa if they don't act fast huge areas of farmland were already destroyed a few months ago and as catherine so reports from kenya at the next warns could be up to 20 times a larger. this farmers in eastern kenya skittery county are running out of time the wind weighted by millions of desert locusts that used their farms to breed now the hope is are about to mature and leave the farmers don't kill them all before they develop we then this 2nd generation of luckiest that over 80 devoid tens of thousands hacked years of vegetation across east africa will cause even more devastation. if the matter drop before we're done killing them they will overwhelm us came here and. we cannot kill them because they were flying so we are trying to finish the hope before they can fly swarms 1st landed in north in kenya at the beginning of the year and spread to other parts of the country eating all the vegetation along the way most of last

philippines in the sights of our yes starts may 20th on d w. where do you go for new altered ideas to instagram right social networks are having a shoot impact on fashion these days influences are as important as fashion critics and supermodels how is this changing in the industry that's all a topic on shift today. as to ot deep my outfit of the day instagram and fashion pretty much a perfect match after all instagram is all about visuals and making things look good many people within that for self presentation have already become rich through instagram some influencers even known worldwide fashion brands rely on instagram they use the platform to define the image and to set new trends and some are working at a higher pace than ever before until recently fast fashion brands like h. and m. a primary had the quickest turnover they need to just 4 weeks to get a new look into their stores this is now much too slow for fashion brands they rely on algorithms to design exactly the clothes 1000000000 euros want. these days it doesn't take long before h

to intervene without concern about protests we have a state of emergency in the philippines which you mentioned earlier is quite militarized we have some concerns in thailand they have a bad history of over reaching in states of emergency. we have cambodia which is particularly absurd because a state of emergency was called there there's hardly any more power to grab for that government. but but you know there are also ways as i mentioned before to take these actions in a sensible and law abiding way new zealand appears to be doing a pretty good job they examine the details are many as there are. germany as well and you know new zealand these are places that are accustomed to using these tools . they've used them judiciously and proportionately although it's pretty extreme i mean they're also putting enormous limitations on freedom of movement. other freedoms and at the same time you know i have to say you know our concern is about this overreach and the threats to the rule of law which are very real. you know i don't i think what i think it's been proven so far that you don't need an

villages staged protests against a lack of food nearly a 100 people have died from the virus in the philippines and more than 2000 die in fact it. if you want shooting sure if you want to sing i want his or my orders of for the police the military and the villages in case these trouble end is an occasion with a fight if you will life is 3 since shoot them so let this be a warning to follow governments at this time because it's really critical that we have. and health care systems across europe under strain from the pandemic with hospitals in france's capital now for 2 planes carrying supplies to restock spain's hospitals have arrived while italy has extended its lockdown until made a pro you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera the news continues after the program a return of a president. with a the old. this is a president of medicare mark common woman and. the 1st time i met him was in south africa. he was in exile to post by a military coup so look live thing he says it is good cheer to take a photo because of all the hear me and tell us where would you like to say. i want to stay

jim duggan al jazeera live at you see how province northern philippines small business owners across the united states are trying to trying out new methods to help them survive the virus some are turning to the internet rather than waiting on congress to decide whether to free up $250000000000.00 to help keep them afloat roslyn jordan explains. even before the code at 19 pandemic triggered a state of emergency in virginia forcing non-essential businesses to close upward fee thing don the owners of honest soul yoga were moving their classes online making that initial choice right away start and end things right away starts for meetings i think has helped our team. and yeah and in a helped us generate a lot of content share and continue to interact in class never fight to achieve self he says but to get the money back. a few doors down a martial arts studio has turned to videos to keep its students on track you. know you can master instructor result dog says not being hands on means relying on extra help our parents and our families have been very very resilient and creative in ways in

i think it isa to the philippines? i think it is a major portion of the philippine economy and, if people do not have money to send home or do not have a less expensive way to send money home it is going to be even more devastating. the next step presumably is many of those workers whose work has dried up, will be looking for ways to get home. not necessarily on a flight get home. not necessarily on a flight straightaway but they will have no cushion to offer and no cushion being offered once they get there? it is a very difficult problem and a lot of the companies are looking for ways to at least make it easier to get money around the world, assuming some has some to send, less expensively. you have got some countries setting up e—commerce sites for smaller businesses so they can receive payments through social media platforms and things like that, to try to help where there is a money to move it around and keep the economy going a little bit. move it around and keep the economy going a little bitm isa economy goin

a suburb of the philippine capital is nasty testing residents passion a national plan continues to be delayed. and hundreds gather for a government backed easter tradition in nicaragua despite the catholic church's call to suspend all festivities. of the global death toll has now passed 100001 month on from the coronavirus being declared a pandemic the current hot spot the united states has reported its highest single day told 2108 deaths hasa 1000000 americans are now infected with the virus the hardest hit state york is conducting mass burials john hendren has this update from chicago 500.

maritime law says we get ownership of anything 200 miles off of our shoreline those countries are the philippines and vietnam and malaysia and brunei and taiwan and some of these countries that i just told you about have decent relationships with china but some of them don't instead some of these countries maintain close relationships with the united states and the united states for its part has been engaging more and more in this region militarily and that is what has china so angry so maybe the real question here is this what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it. it contains $11000000000.00 barrels of oil they have found $190.00 trillion cubic feet of natural gas 10 percent of all the world's fisheries reside right here 30 percent of the world's shipping trade flows through these corridors 30 percent so this is why everyone wants it and china is doing everything it can to hold on to it so what exactly is china doing you know the expression you've heard this before right possession is 9 tenths of the law well china's put into practice it's literally taking possession

still ahead here on al-jazeera catholic churches in the philippines live stream easter sunday best as lockdowns falls worship and stay at home. after spending stoned on trying to have a child for my husband or to not be able to pull together a voice was devastating people around the world struggle with being separated from their loved ones because of the pending. helo's about to get shockingly cold across the plains the us in the midwest again it may not be obvious in the satellite picture but that is a significant cold front this cold air is differing than they would run if the northeast you know haven't been cody's meets warm we get either sunder storms or snow or possibly both and yes you might get the most minneapolis just reports now in the forecast look at the tensions there were 10 to subzero by some degrees strew out this coming week it's a disappointment it's not rare i have to say we are in spring as to snow about something gets in the mondays off into canada it avoids toronto the the wind in the rain and the possible thunderstorms have gone through also by that time and you

accusations police in the philippines are committing rights abuses as they enforce strict coronavirus measures. and charities education the district take children at risk of domestic violence and abuse during lockdown restrictions. more lives have now been lost to the coronavirus pandemic on u.s. soil than all of the americans killed during the vietnam war a tally by johns hopkins university shows more than 58300 people have died and more than 1000000 people have been infected cabral and is under reports from new york the epicenter of the u.s. outbreak. courtney to fly over by u.s. air force and navy planes over new york city a display of gratitude for health care workers and 1st responders here in what is the epicenter of the u.s. krone by risk crisis a crisis that has put more than 20000000 americans out of work in only one month and at one point had more than 300000000 americans under stay at home orders transfer. forming even the busiest cities like new york in 2 ghost towns the crisis has now hit a new milestone over 1000000 cases in the u.s. president trump is accused of being s

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also ahead catholic churches in the philippines look to the internet to connect with worshipers on easter something. and there are some good to conditions continue across central and northern areas of china no safer japan look at this massive cloud this is all tied to a very vigorous storm system now it is bringing widespread heavy rain across much of honshu is a go through monday and some very strong winds that also warnings in place for gale force winds even severe force winds particularly impacting coastal areas some very high waves on rough seas at the same time but you can see really elsewhere it is fairly calm and play also a very warm look at this on monday and tuesday 25 celsius in beijing i'm pretty good temperatures elsewhere we've got about 23 in hong kong and she's day and it is improving day choose across much of japan but still a fairly blustery day but time which is not faring too badly indonesia it is still about the rain particularly through borneo out across into somalia but some very heavy rains as we go through monday and she's day into the thailand cambodia and also c

acting on behalf of malaysia or on behalf of the philippines it may or may not be acting on behalf of taiwan but richard nixon made a strategic decision a very long time ago that the united states relations were with china there was only one china. this is a very dangerous point that we've reached because china frankly is getting tired of being insulted and pushed around it and the danger is that they will take decisive action rick. that's interesting that you would say that i'm going to just push back a little bit what if the united states were hold to the argument you have look those islands were all controlled by the japanese prior to world war 2 certainly prior to the end of world war 2 after we the united states beat the japanese those islands really should belong to us right they could make that argument for some reason they're not making it but china saying no it belong to the japanese they lost them we claim them because we've adam historically who wins that argument george. well china lost 20000000 people in the 2nd world war at the hands of the japanese 20000000 2nd only to

acting on behalf of malaysia or on behalf of the philippines it may or may not be acting on behalf of taiwan but richard nixon made a strategic decision a very long time ago that the united states relations were with china on the world's only one china straw this is a very dangerous point that we've reached because china frankly is getting tired of being insulted and pushed around it and the danger is that they will take decisive action on rec. that's interesting that you would say that i'm going to just push back a little bit what if the united states were to hold to the argument you have look those islands were all controlled by the japanese prior to world war 2 certainly prior to the end of world war 2 after we the united states beat the japanese those islands really should belong to us right they could make that argument for some reason they're not making it but china saying no it belong to the japanese they lost them we claim that because we've adam historically who when that argument george. well china lost 20000000 people in the 2nd world war at the hands of the japanese 200000

accusations police in the philippines are committing rights abuses is there for strict coronavirus measures. and the 2 kilometer wide asteroid from the edge of our solar system and students it passed within hours. more lives have now been lost to the coronavirus pandemic on u.s. soil then all of the americans killed during the vietnam war a tally by johns hopkins university shows more than 58300 people have now died and more than 1000000 people have been infected eberle and is on the reports from new york the epicenter of the u.s. outbreak. we could needed fly over by u.s. air force and navy planes over new york city a display of gratitude for health care workers and 1st responders here in what is the epicenter of the u.s. krone by risk crisis a crisis that has put more than $20000000.00 americans out of work in only one month and at one point had more than $300000000.00 americans under stay at home warders transforming even the busiest cities like new york into ghost towns the crisis has now hit a new milestone over. 1000000 cases in the u.s. president trump is accused of being slow to tak

first and foremost in april and may of 1942, there were the defenders on the philippine islands. general moore was responsible. he was a member of the class of 1908. he was responsible for the defense. before the island fell, one of his officers who was also an aggie, he had him do a muster roll of those aggies that were there on the island and that is what they did. he sent that back so that people would know that they were still alive and safe on the island. shortly after that muster roll was forwarded back here to the united states, the island fell and they became prisoners of war to the japanese. in 1946, after the island had been again repatriated and won back over, the aggies held their first muster there at the entrance to the tunnel. you can see that right here, the 1946 muster. the individuals in that photo are all military for the most part. and those are aggies who have come back to the island to be rededicate themselves and to answer here for their comrades that were lost during the war. another significant piece and for me personally having had the opportunity to go

in the philippines priests in the predominantly catholic country also held virtual church services to me there are the reports from manila. a barrister negus is now homeless he was a construction worker until the government imposed a lockdown to slow the spread of cruel virus a few weeks ago his family had already left the city and he found himself stranded and alone he was surprised when we told him it was easter sunday he said the day we all seem the same to him the love of the novel that i prayed last night i decided to hail mary i hope things get better soon i'll just tweet who believe the lockdown so i can go back to work easter is usually one of the most festive celebrations here but this is how it looks like now churches have largely remained closed and empty almost unimaginable in the philippines the last bastion of catholicism in asia the so-called enhanced community quarantined in the region of luzon has forced more than 50000000 people to stay in their homes it's a time of great uncertainty people are scared of contracting the virus and of not being able to put food on the

if the lawlessness continues killings here and killings there and it's happening all over the philippines maybe i will declare martial law because n.p.a. fighters are primarily crapping help intended for the people plus supplies and food meant for them a morning everybody and putting the armed forces and the police on notice that i might declare martial law there will be no turning back. tens of thousands of students in hong kong sitting important academic test during the global pandemic a strict health measures are in place to ensure 52000 people are safe as students wore masks and had their term which is checked schools have been closed for most of the year and students learning online instead of this by the precautions some say they're still concerned about the health risk because more from the testing center in hong kong. this is one of the $350.00 examination centers set up across hong kong with the final year sick of the students taking their final end of year exams these tests had been put on hold but the government gave the education bureau the go ahead just last week after decide

on the corona virus is spreading rapidly inside some of the world's most congested jails in the philippines. as coronavirus cases in the united states increase president trump says he's now planning to suspend all immigration in a tweet he said it was necessary to stop the outbreak and protect american jobs trump previously suspended travel from europe china and other nations john hendren has more now from chicago and why trump may have announced the plan the way he did . the president issued this tweet in the dark of night and he seemed to do that for good reason he could have made his announcement at his daily news conference where he talks about the coronavirus and all of the actions the administration is taking but by issuing this mysterious tweet late on a monday night he gets the morning news cycles where the newspapers 'd in the morning shows talking about what he's had to say and then in the afternoon he gets another round where he explains what his policy is and then it gets to gestate and analyzed again and the president wants to show that he's doing something the centers for dise

maritime law says we get ownership of anything 200 miles off of our shoreline those countries are the philippines and vietnam and malaysia and brunei and taiwan. now some of these countries that i just told you about have decent relationships with china but some of them don't instead some of these countries maintain close relationships with the united states and the united states for its part has been engaging more and more in this region militarily and that is what has china so angry so maybe the real question here is this what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it. it contains $11000000000.00 barrels of oil they have found $190.00 trillion cubic feet of natural gas 10 percent of all the world's fisheries reside right here 30 percent of the world's shipping trade flows through these corridors 30 percent so this is why everyone wants it and china is doing everything it can to hold on to it so what exactly is china doing you know the expression you've heard this before right possession is 9 tenths of the law well china's putting out the practice it's literally taking po

what impact will the trial have on journalism in the digital age in the philippines. the trial of journalist maria ressa on al jazeera. and i'm like a bill allen you're in the stream the sex trade is a nightmare for the millions of women and girls who fall into it but surviving is only half the battle and ram deafening is latest chapter of the comic book series previous shakti india's 1st woman super hero and rape survivor the chance to shed light on the challenges survivors face on trying to get back to a normal life today we meet the woman behind priya and the last goals. the series was born in the aftermath of the brutal gang rape and murder of a young woman on a bus in delhi in 2012 and sadly it doesn't seem like much has changed last week in the southern city of hyderabad a group of men gang raped smothered to death and burned the body of a 27 year old woman alright p. priyanka reddy is just one of the hashtags that indians are rallying around after the murder of the young woman in india's tellen ghana state and the country has been in the international spotlight

the philippine government has imposed strict measures to clamp down on the spread of the 1900 pandemic putting the entire region of lives on under what it calls an enhanced community quarantine. it is home to more than 60000000 filipinos and the closure of businesses has led to a sudden loss of work that is devastating families here reland overly n.t. owns 82 hacked or pepper and tomato farm and is one of those affected. by years don't do it it can't be shia. we don't want to go to day when we do they even dictate the price. at least 2 warehouses they say have closed down here and now farmers have to queue for space at trading posts like this one before the lock down this was just an empty parking lot now this has become a temporary drop off point for farmers who are desperate to sell their vegetables those who are able to sell say they're grateful to get anything and others say they end up taking their produce back to their farms or it's left to rot some farm owners say they don't want to harvest anymore filipino farmers are among the poorest people in the philippines most are in debt

filipino farmers are among the poorest of people in the philippines. most are in debt and they say they are no longer able to pay the creditors. an extension of the lockdown is upsetting many here who believe it will devastate them. they say they need help and they need it now. small business owners across the united states are trying out new methods to help them survive the virus. some are turning to the internet. others are waiting on congress to decide whether to free up $250 million to help keep them afloat. reporter: even before the covid-19 pandemic triggered a state of emergency in virginia, forcing non-essential businesses to close -- >> upward facing dog. reporter: the owners of this yoga studio was doing classes online. >> making that initial choice to right away start streaming things helped our team through this. and it helps us generate a lot of content we can share and continue to interact with clients. >> never fight to achieve -- down, a: a few doors martial arts studio has turned to videos to keep its students on track. >> hands. repor

philippines in the sights of i.r.s. starts may 20th on d w. 2. this is the news live from the stay at home of the east awake and that's the message from germany's president and really a televised address frank. is to call on germans to show solidarity let the crisis bring out the best in society also coming up. turkey orders that citizens to stay in for 48 hours in a bid to stop the spread of the coronavirus europe's largest cities was deserted just a curfew time in force for 30 cities across the country are 50 plus.

a chilling warning from the philippines president to anyone who violates the law down . to the program a 6 week old baby in the united states is amongst the latest victims of corona virus as the amount of people who are infected around the world approaches 1000000 in the u.s. there's been more than 5000 deaths and vice president mike pence has compared the situation to italy which has been overwhelmed by cases president trump is considering at limiting domestic air and rail travel between hot spots but he's resisting calls for a national shutdown even as infections the past 220200000 partly state governors are pleading for more equipment to tackle the break but federal stocks are said to be near. mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . a number of u.s. governors have been pleading with the federal government for more medical supplies in particular ventilators a state like new york says it needs as many ventilators as possible to stockpile for when the 8 pics of the epidemic hits which current projections show by the end of the month yet president trump continues to in

in the philippines the president has ordered the military and police to shoot anyone who violates the mandatory knockdown drag out a tete a one violators will be punished after a vile of villages staged protests against the lack of food nearly 100 people have died from the virus in the philippines and more than 2000 died in fact. if you want shooting sure if you want to sing i want his or my orders of for the police the military and the villages in case these trouble end is an occasion with a fight if you will life is 3 said shoot them so lit the spear warning to follow government at this time because it's really critical that we have. now the scale of this pandemic has changed the way people say goodbye to loved ones across the globe more and more people are dying alone and bodies are being buried without the usual traditions in iraq where the virus has killed more than 50 people so far some cemeteries are refusing to take the victims some one of 14 has a story from back that. in a desperate plea for help posted on facebook from. the confines of a government run quarantine facility.

remained a close ally of president would be good to turkey but in a statement supporting vietnam the philippine government reminded china end up with the threat of corporate 19 what is needed most is unity and mutual trust and below al-jazeera manila. we're looking for some good news of course some of this coronavirus and well here is some as we've reported new york hit hardest in the pandemic but one hospitals received finally some much needed support. 46 nurses from across the u.s. were given this surprise welcome by staff at north well health the city's largest health care provider training to help treat cope with 1000 patients you know state has in excess of 200000 cases and more than 10000 people died. i just feel like this is a calling that i felt several weeks ago i left family kids grandchildren behind to come out and help these people that need our help i've never been more proud to be a nurse and this is by far the most rewarding career i've ever had in my life and i'd like to thank them for welcoming us so much. tom ponce they are on al-jazeera and these are the top stories donald tr

what impact will the trial have on journalism in the digital age of the philippines. the trial of the journalist maria ressa on al-jazeera. oh lord willing the programming from international can make us better but it's here we are going to wind up in 2nd life if we carry on this one just the arrest sets the stage things no longer exist you naivety is no longer an excuse giving voice to the voiceless so are we ready to go to local ex-pats and discussion that culture still exists and you're still combating that today open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today on now just. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a couple of questions why do almost half of americans not vote and what does this say about the legitimacy of america's leaders and political system let's get to the bottom line. america prides itself as one of the world's great democracies in a vibrant democracy everyone has a say in how they're governed so how can we explain why more than 100000000 americans simply don't vote more than 40 percent of the eligible population and why does america rank almost

very careful all of this is happening while the neighboring countries including top generals in the philippines have caught the virus and had to be drawing to quarantine and more importantly the u.s. navy and the pentagon had to put suspension on overseas deployment and in fact one of american aircraft carriers u.s.s. roosevelt is now completely grounded because of the epidemic outbreaks create the new strategy vacuum that's how a lot of china to push the envelope in an even more accelerate the moment singapore's government has deployed an unusual helper in an attempt to curb the spread of the coronavirus can see. the social distancing robot named 3 has been patrolling the city state warning people to stay at home the rent controlled machine is going to have its battery power boosted meaning it can repeat its message for over 4 kilometers singapore has seen a high number of infections for a small country with more than 10 deaths and nearly 14500 cases. a radio station in pakistan is playing a critical role in educating people about the coronavirus it reaches remote parts of the country where he

philippines in the. start of a 20 year long t w. this is t w news live from berlin germany says it's corona virus pandemic is now under control health minister yes says the infection curve is flattening but warns against overconfidence. also on the program new homes for migrant children forced to live in squalid conditions in camps in greece hundreds are being relocated around here.

one of the most highly regarded journalists in the philippines is facing charges of some labor libel what impact will the trial have on journalism in the digital age of the philippines the trial of journalist maria ressa on al-jazeera. 2016 was the deadliest year on record for migrants and refugees attempting to get into europe. over 5000 people died between libya and italy or turkey and greece. the following film was 1st broadcast in 2007 well before today's conflicts in the middle east. then many european migrants were using another less publicized route to a better life. this is the southernmost outpost of for chris europe. yet it's on mainland africa opposite the straits of gibraltar. mediterranean enclave is one of the last vestiges of spanish rule in northern morocco. it's been european for more than 500 years and madrid insists it will never relinquish control. to. the recent visit by the spanish monarch highlighted the ongoing tension over the status and future of soda. spain has also cordoned it off from playing comparison with another war in another place so here we are in.

philippines in the sights of fire starts may 20th on d w. this is. from berlin fears are growing brazil could become a new coronavirus. doctors there are warning the health system is on the brink of collapse and further political turmoil as the popular anti corruption justice minister resigns. u.s. president donald trump is on the defensive.

on one hand, china is engaging, going around the region, giving ppe to indonesia, philippines, different countries who are the epidemic that originated with china but on the hasr hand china in march stepped up efforts in adjacent waters to dominate the waters, for instance, china sinking a vietnamese should -- vietnamese fishing boat and harassing and deploying monster coast guard ships and this is happening while they including thes top general in the philippines have caught the virus and the u.s. navy and pentagon had to put suspension on overseas deployment and one american aircraft carrier is completely granted because of the outbreak -- completely grounded because of the outbreak. singapore's government has deployed an unusual helper. >> stay safe. stay home. robot hasl distancing been traveling and wanting people to stay home. the remote control machine can over 4 km.message singapore has a high number of infections for the small country. 14,500 cases. a radio station in pakistan is playing a role in educating people about the virus. it reaches remote parts of the country where hea

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rodrigo duterte of the philippines is likely to extend the lockdown in the philippines to april 30. once again, sources telling bloomberg that rodrigo duterte is likely to extend the philippines' lockdown to april 30. let's get a deeper check of local markets -- of global markets with taylor riggs. taylor: this is the second straight monday that we've had major gains. a week ago, we had gains of about 3.4% or so on the s&p 500. before that, monday's were usually posting losses. hadn't sine -- you hadn't seen a gain going back since arch second -- since march 2. it is all about perspective. you are still down about 23% from the peak in february, so why we have come a long way, there is still nowhere near the highs we've had a month or two ago. some of the optimism coming today on the health concerns about the virus. in a partnership, going to invest in the company to look at experiment were antibodies to either treat or prevent covid-19. sure -- orasure technologies also getting a boost from a test that uses fluid samples. pharmaceuticals begin a clinical trial today that said animal

philippines in the us starts in may 25th along t w. this is d.w. life from a controversial move by turkey's parliament in the fight against the coronavirus president otherwise pati and allies agreed to release thousands of prisoners to ease overcrowding but critics say the bill intentionally excludes journalists and politicians jailed a journalist 2016 crapped out also on the program as.