similarly dog at al-jazeera manila. it's great to have you with us hello adrian from going to here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. democratic presidential hopeful joe biden has condemned donald trump's response to protests over the death of a black man in police custody he's accused the president of making the country's divisions was a political game. became 3. machine breeze. george stories last words if you didn't. you still being heard include all across this nation. they speak to a nation where. just the color of your skin you put your leisure drish the country is crying out for leadership. leadership the key to 9 is leadership that brings us together leadership that can recognize pain and deep grief of communities that have had a knee on their neck for a long time donald trump is turning this country you know battlefield riven by all resentments and fresh fears he thinks division helps in his nurse this is the most become more important in the nation's well be that he leads i ask every american i mean this

similarly dog at al-jazeera manila. it is good to have you with us hello adrian sitting in here in the headlines on syria u.s. democratic presidential hopeful joe biden has condemned donald trump's response to the nationwide protests he's accuse the president of breaking the country's divisions was the political game protests began after the death of a black man in police custody last week when peaceful protesters disturbed in order for a president and pressure from the doorstep of the people's house the white house using tear gas and flash grenades learned to stage a photo off. my father was one of the most historic churches in the country or at least in washington d.c. we can be forgiven for believing the president's words. that in principle were just an hour after that speech president trump visited a shrine on a ring a late roman catholic pope but the archbishop of washington d.c. condemned it saying the places of worship should not allow themselves to be used in such a way on monday police forcibly clear peaceful c

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award winning journalist maria ressa arriving in court in manila to learn her fate. the verdict guilty of cyber libel 482012 article her website rappler published linking a businessman to human trafficking and drug smuggling. ressa once worked. or c.n.n. and holds dual u.s. philippine citizenship she says she's been devastated by the verdict which she sees as a part of a government campaign against her and her publication. next year will be my 35th year as a journalist i began as a reporter in the 6 and i have worked so many countries around the world. that threaten but never this kind of death by a 1000 cuts the case was closely watched as a test of press freedom under populist president would read. the court heard the libel complaint even though the article in question was published 4 months before the cybercrime law was enacted russia and rappler are not the only prominent philippine media to face problems with the authorities last month one of the country's leading broadcasters was shut down rights groups when the country is entering dangerous territory it is ind

but here's a funny one that i thought that you would like to store in manila you have republican georgia governor bryant reached out and said please come to georgia except you have atlanta democratic mayor he should lance who has become quite known notorious and has raised her profile these past few weeks and days and how she's and all these protests she has said no atlanta probably is not the plan for you may think my she's on the short list to be vice president biden contender that's a possibility now now now speaking of biden yesterday was also the primary election for at least 8 states and here in washington d.c. but you know cold and the numerous protests around the country presented challenges to say the least to some voters even though many states were trying out this new 1000000 voting system so how did yesterday all go. well that's the thing with all most of those states are as these were postponed dates from code from the past few weeks news or just kind of tying up loose and as a primary was just to confirm joe biden as a nominee unfortunately it did not go as smooth as they w

manila zoo is the oldest in asia and also one of its most iconic tourist destinations critics say it was neglected for decades by previous administrations and that's left many parts indicate it's now closed indefinitely but still receiving funds from the local government given that we have. been good at least 1500000000. 'd to make this one of the best. is almost every filipino families happy place this is why it's temporary closure is this appointing for many visitors but animal doctors here tell us this period is seen as a respites here. yeah go and get the yellow lab been meeting more than usual animal doctors say the absence of tourists has left a silence that's coming for the end. like molly was the zoo's biggest attraction for more than 40 years molly spent almost every day of his life performing for visitors but the lockdown means he can finally have a prolonged moment of peace and rest yet to still enjoys a treat from rare visitors every now and then. the officials at manila's who say they'll have a much better shelter once the renovations are finished and they're in no rush

yes so i've been here for almost a week now and i've spoken with quite a few locals from day one manila people of minneapolis they have wanted to see these 4 officers charged and know they've been charged they want to see convictions that's still the case they still want to see these convictions now. all the protests i've attended have been peaceful even the ones that have taken place post curfew the crowds are always a verse and there seems to be a real sense of community i interviewed quite a few people who said they are willing to risk their lives in the name of justice and although curfews have been put in place the people of minneapolis they refuse to abide by the curfews as they are angry and upset with what's happening with what's been happening for years within the justice system and people here are still upset over germar clark they're still upset over philander because steele and as you know manila like these people these 2 african-americans died at the hands of police in minneapolis they died at the hands of police in st paul and those officers and those cases were not charge

jim duggan al-jazeera manila. and the u.k. union leaders have told al-jazeera that manufacturing is on the brink of its biggest collapse in generations because of government inaction every week thousands of jobs are being lost in sectors such as aerospace and car manufacturing lauren sleep has the story it might be james bond's car of choice but the pandemic is proving to strong aston martin the luxury carmaker announcing nearly a quarter of its highly skilled workforce is to go it's a sign of the times where can they go if they lose their job to the well at the moment there is nowhere to go no goodies recreating in the car industry across the west midlands nobody is recruiting in the car industry across the u.k. we've seen your announcement from bentley of a 1000 workers blame i didn't know we've seen the previous scenario from the side east where they are losing a very large number of their existing employees so the reason nowhere for them to go every job in a car factory generates 10 in the supply chain just of the road thi

yes so i've been here for almost a week now and i've spoken with quite a few locals from day one manila people of minneapolis they have wanted to see these 4 officers charged and i know they've been charged they want to see convictions that's still the case they still want to see these convictions now all of the protests i've attended have been peaceful even the ones that have taken place post curfew the crowds are always a verse and there seems to be a real sense of community i interviewed quite a few people who said they are willing to risk their lives in the name of justice and although curfews have been put in place the people of minneapolis they refuse to abide by the curfews as they are angry and upset with what's happening with what's been happening for years within the justice system and people here are still upset over tomorrow clark they're still upset over philander because steel and as you know manila like these people these 2 african-americans died at the hands of police in minneapolis they died at the hands of police and st paul and those officers and those cases were not

manila's who is almost every filipino family's happy place this is why it's temporary closure is this appointing for many of its loyal visitors but animal doctors here tell us this period is seen as a respites here. diego and gabriella have been meeting more than usual animal doctors say the absence of tourists has left a silence that's coming for the end. like molly was the zoo's biggest attraction for more than 40 years molly's spent almost every day of his life performing for visitors but the lockdown means he can finally have a prolonged moment to peace and rest yet to still enjoys a treat from rear visitors every now and then. the officials at manila's who see bill have a much better shelter once the renovations are finished and they're in no rush they say the fact people are now forced to see home means these animals are enjoying a world relatively free of humans a world a lot less terrifying to dog an al-jazeera manila. sunday's the northern hemisphere is the longest day and shortest night of the year the summer soltis soul cisco insides with a so-called ring of fire solar ecli

parts of manila right behind my camera man j.t. we have a couple of 100 of protesters chanting no justice no peace chanting george floyd in black lives matter the reason why they're actually behind us all taking over 8 straight is because you can see behind. me is the white house and lafayette park has been completely blocked off and lots of security presence here guarding that park so this is actually the closest point that these protesters will be able to get to the white house unlike last night where the d.c. curfew was 11 pm last night but tonight it's actually scheduled to begin at 7 pm but just an hour before the curfew last night multiple fires in the area were started including one of the historic st john's church right in the downtown just a block from the white house where actually many u.s. presidents have attended over the years and you also had other vandalism like what you're about to see here in d.c. is national mall or right outside the lincoln memorial it was written in graffiti ya'll not tired yet and at the world

will the levy manila in manila yeah i had the money in the many many years ago. please if you ever come i'd love to show you. how long have you been in exile. since two thousand ninine. and your family. i hope i don't have to go into exile. i mostly think that. i. whatat did you think the meeting with president. i sufficiently cycynical but myy normall pectationn f for a meeeeting wih the head o of state i is that wl bebe a problem. but essentially will be a performance for some political. but it t was a remarkable senense thahat you we actually having a conversation with somebody y who actually ha. to influence our political rerelations so we'll see what actually comes of it. it was an off the record discussion with him. one is one of the leaders that was targeted by these bad actors and social media. is he a leader with liberal values does he stand for things that the geopolitical actors did not one who is behind those thirty thousand fake accounts that's interesting. he probably knows he certainly didn't say anything about. the constitution of the philippines

argues rachel blevins is joining us from the newsroom with the latest developments there rachel well manila secretary of state my pompei was set to meet with one of china's top officials today amid increased tensions between washington and beijing from trade disputes to involvement in hong kong to the coronavirus the meeting is expected to cover a range of topics that could now include the latest dispute between china and india and india has confirmed that at least 20 of its soldiers. were killed following border clashes with china on monday but beijing has yet to report a number of casualties on its side political groups observers suspect china's decision not to release the number of soldiers killed could be its desire to downplay the situation due to days high level meeting and whole why still some indian news reports place china's death toll between 35 and 40 the border dispute between china and india has been ongoing for jack aids with the 2 countries agreeing to an actual line of control after a war broke out in 162 the surrounding territory has become increasingly militarized and rece

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dog an al-jazeera manila crowds in paris or protested against racism and police brutality some of the messages called for justice for him a bar a black man who died in a french police operation in 2019 racial justice protests have spread from the united states to several cities in europe in the past weeks. in the midst of the covert crisis on black lives matter protests the soho district of new york has been turned into an art gallery hundreds of artists are painted the plywood of boarded up storefronts with protest art depicting expressions of hope and healing. ports. where some people see an eyesore artists see a canvas the stores in new york's soho district 1st closed in march because of the covert pandemic but then were boarded up for protection during the recent protests and spread occluding and now weeks later the entire neighborhood has become an open air art gallery of sorts of protest art work on almost every block artists have converted boarded up businesses into artistic statements to mark these unprecedented times i think. we're living through the greatest period of change

catches there 24 seventh's follow me on twitter at manila chan that is my name morphy about. the luck of. the leg. length. no team no crowd. no shots. actually fell to be. struck no thanks to. which your thirst for action. the people's republic of just a non-conformist utopia or a politically correct. nonetheless the experiment being played out in seattle is no laughing matter the ideas of law and order and the legitimate use of force are at stake a piece of advice go visit jobs which visits you. greetings and cell you take we are now more than 20 days into our summer of rebellion here in the united states of america in the protesting in the streets still going strong from washington d.c. to seattle to atlanta the once voiceless are now proudly and forcefully uniting in one great voice rallying against a law enforcement criminal justice system that's based solely on power money and violence present trump showed us as much in today's rose garden briefing slash 2020 campaign stump speech when after promising police reforms by among other things giving law enforcement more money

dog and manila. sunday's the northern hemisphere is the longest day and shortest night of the year the summer solstice coincides with a so-called ring of fire solar eclipse this is how it looks from new delhi in india sky launches along a narrow band from west africa to the arabian peninsula india and south in china when to see clips shortly after sunrise. again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. reson donald trump has held his 1st reelection rally since the coronavirus crisis began the crowd in tulsa oklahoma was smaller than expected after critics said the events threaten to spread covert 19. but american ships watch left wing radicals burned down buildings. destroyed private property your 100 year dedicated police officers. these police officers they get injured they don't comply they're incredible and injure thousands upon thousands of people only day here the radical. saying what a beautiful rally of once. one of new york's top federal prosecutors has agreed to step down

that esper is on some thin ice not just for what he said about taking that st john's picture but also manila for not standing behind trump's decision and you know it happens when you're on thin ice sometimes right now especially with the trumpet ministration exactly but now the state department came out with an interesting statement today on the 31st anniversary of tiananmen square they're saying they honor are the victims there is don't they see the irony yet is a little bit odd with all the protests going on here in america but this you know now being 31 years later the state department releasing this message here we honor the brave chinese people whose peaceful calls for democracy human rights and a corruption free society came to a violent end when the chinese communist party sent its army into tiananmen square armed with tanks and guns adding that the u.s. stands with the people of china who continue to aspire to a government that protects human rights fundamental freedoms and basic human dignity so again manila in the wake of americans out practicing democracy by freedom of assembly pr

she and a former writer with her news website, rappler, were found guilty by the court in manila. both now face up to six years injail, though they've been released on bail pending appeal. the case has been seen as a test of freedom of the press in philippines — maria ressa, along with human rights campaigners, say she's been targeted because of her website‘s criticism of the country's president rodrigo duterte. 0ur correspondent in manila, howard johnson, spoke to maria ressa a short time ago. she said that today's verdict will affect the quality of democracy notjust here in the philippines but around the world. this is a serious attack of the freedom of the media. according to her, this means that anyone posting online from this day onwards has the chance of becoming criminalised for their behaviour. this all dates back to 2012 when this article was written. that was eight years ago. but in 2014 it was changed by rappler, they said just allegedlyjust changing a typo but, because if that, it meant that the cyber libel law that was passed some four months after the original ar

now manila if you are caught disrespecting the chinese national anthem you're actually looking at almost $6500.00 u.s. dollars fine for that and you also are looking at facing up to 3 years in prison now that it's harsh punishment. this bill is coming just a week after another controversial bill what was that one all about right so china's national legislature formally approved a decision actually last week of a national security law for hong kong that could potentially see mainland china security agents posted up in the city now this law came into play after the long running protest movements in the summer of 21000 that actually led to violent clashes with police well now the u.k. is actually a proposal to take it up to 3000000 hong kong residents because of this new security law to which china threatened retaliation against the u.k. if they did go through with that manila ok so we know that mainland china doesn't observe the anniversary of tiananmen square for obvious reasons but vigils in hong kong there's usually hundreds of the small ones large ones but i'm hearing those were cancel

well a lot of people have made a lot of money out of the trillion dollars manila the budget the levels in the security services in the military are dependent upon the breeding never ending wars it's good business unless you are one of the poor bloody infantry a front line usually the people that get killed or maimed or psychologically damaged in these wars so it's partly that it's partly the new york on mug of encouraging us governments to be involved in military actions of dr bridge and all over the world however badly they do arm out yeah and as. john was just pointing out that you would think a lesson had been learned from the the 20 year war in afghanistan is scheduled to end with not a single achievement to its credit just a lot of ways to live the lives as did the iraq invasion and occupation which happened on the same time we've now been at war for almost 20 years and to a trumps credit is the only thing i can say to his credit he said that he wanted to get out of these wars and the other side and their friends in the media have tried to keep these wars going but what russia. ke

embassy in manila welcomed the move. the planned termination of the 2 decade old pact triggered widespread concern among government officials in the philippines. they fear it would weaken their defense against china and let's say beijing's growing military forced manila to change course. >> the coronavirus pandemic is pushing more daily activity ononline from shoppining and wo. forr some peoplee that included searching for r a spouse. >> hi. >> this iss a an o online get together f for singlgle peoeopl aing to find a future spououse. >> translator: i amm r ready fo summerer. >> translator: i am isolating on my own and feeling lonely. i am more eager now to find someone to marry. >> but she is not alone. more japanese people these days are spending time at home rather than heading out so datingg agencies are respondnding by offering new online services. >> translator: i wasn't sure whether anyone would actually show up to these online meetings, but the numbers are growing. i think people want a partner to live with throug

award winning journalist maria ressa arriving in court in manila to learn her fate. the verdict guilty of cyber libel 482012 article her website rappler published linking a businessman to human trafficking and drug smuggling. ressa once worked for c.n.n. and holds dual u.s. philippine citizenship she says she's been devastated by the verdict which she sees as a part of a government campaign against her and her publication. next year will be my 35th year as a journalist i began as a reporter in the 6 and i have worked so many countries around the world. that threaten but never this kind of death by a 1000 cuts the case was closely watched as a test of press freedom under populist president would require. the court heard the libel complaint even though the article in question was published 4 months before the cybercrime law was enacted russ and rappler are not the only prominent philippine media to face problems with the authorities last month one of the country's leading broadcasters was shut down rights groups warned the country is entering dangerous territory it is

freedom advocates say the case is meant to silence critics of president detective we'll go live to manila. and when blue cross thanks for joining protests against social injustice and police brutality persists in the u.s. inflamed by friday's fatal police shooting of race card brooks in atlanta georgia body and dash cam footage shows a seemingly peaceful exchange between the 27 year old black man and 2 white officers that turned deadly when they tried to arrest him on suspicion of drunk driving and then a scuffle ensued the incident is under investigation and the officer who fired the shots already terminated may face criminal charges. 1st it was set to light. now the wendy's fast food restaurant in atlanta has become a sort of memorial for a shot brooks as the community comes to terms with his death. anyone over there is house results my life too short you can we don't like is so outside of our sort of person we are trying to keep away from the police much as possible because i probably should be killed who come only about an animal where they are her killer be it we hope you'll forgive

advocates say the case was meant to silence critics of the president to terror to look at the latest from manila. i'm way i'm good thanks for joining protests against social injustice and police brutality persists in the u.s. inflamed by friday's fatal police shooting of ray shared brooks and led to georgia body and desk and dash cam footage shows a seemingly peaceful exchange between the 27 year old black man and 2 white officers that turned deadly when they tried to arrest him on suspicion of drunk driving and then a scuffle ensued the incident is under investigation and the officer who fired the shots already terminated may face criminal charges. 1st it was set alight. now the windies fast food restaurant in atlanta has become a sort of memorial for a shot brooks as the community comes to terms with his death but anyone over there is house resolved by law to assure you can we don't like this so i try to i try to personally i try to keep away from the police much is lost because i'd probably shoot to kill the morning that animal where they are her killer be it with a whole kill for the middle

deteriorated sharply actually in manila he has a respiratory complaint. that will ring a lot of alarm bells in a prison is infested by the coronavirus with scores of stuff off sick because of the virus and indeed in a prison system where many people have already lost their lives his situation is dire and getting worse and so a great mark of shame of the british government appears unmoved by the pleas of his family and his defense team to at least send them to a hospital you know outside all of these grim prison walls in the midst of a pandemic in the midst of a john national crisis in the midst of journalist being arrested on the street in the united states we've got a top journalist behind bars in britain absolutely relieved that is the last word george galloway as always appreciate your insight thank you. well. meanwhile the pandemic continues to grip the world numbers worldwide now topping 6300000 with about 376000 reported deaths taking a look at the top 3 countries with the most confirmed cases the u.s. still leading the way followed by presenting an

she has just been convicted of cyberlibel in a manila court room. so, is president rodrigo duterte‘s populism strangling press freedom? maria ressa in manila, thank you forjoining hardtalk. thank you, stephen. starting with your personal situation, earlier this month, you were convicted on this charge of cyberlibel, as they called it. has it changed things for you? aside from the emotional roller—coaster and the fact we have crossed yet another divide, i think i'm on the same race i have been on for the last four years, which is really standing up for my rights both as a filipino and as a journalist. you are on bail and i think your legal team said there will be an appeal. do you, in any sense, feel frightened right now? you know, stephen, i have gone through this. when you have been under attack for four years, as we have been, there have been all the stages — like the stages of grief, right? in 2016, we were pummelled on social media, exponential attacks that are extremely visceral and take you by surprise, the viciousness of it. the same na

maria ressa in manila, thank you for joining hardtalk. thank you, stephen. starting with your personal situation, earlier this month you we re situation, earlier this month you were convicted on this charge of cyberlibel, as they called it. has it change things for you? aside from the emotional rollercoaster and the fa ct we the emotional rollercoaster and the fact we have crossed yet another divide, i think i'm on the same rate i have been on for the last four yea rs, i have been on for the last four years, which is really standing up for my rights both as a filipino and asa for my rights both as a filipino and as a journalist. you are on bail and i think your legal team said there will be an appeal. do you, in any sense, feel frightened right now? you know, stephen, i have gone through this. when you have been under attack forfour through this. when you have been under attack for four years, as we have been, there have been all the stages, like the stages of grief, right? in 2016, we were pummelled on social media, exponential attacks that are extremely vi

for more, i'm joined by our correspondent in manila, howard johnson. she was speaking before she went into court and heard from her after the verdict. what did she have to say? she said the verdict will affect the quality of democracy notjust here in the philippines but around the world. this is a serious attack of the freedom of the media and anyone posting online from this day onwards has the chance of becoming criminalised for their behaviour. this dates back to 2012 when the article was written. in 2014 it was changed by rappler, they said it was changing a typo but it meant the cyber law passed a few months after the article was first printed went into play. this progressed into thousand 18 to this court case. the complainant said the article besmirched his name and defamed him in the eyes of the public. they said that rappler did not provide claims against him and that he was involved in drug smuggling and human trafficking, allegations that he always denied. the judge said you cannot use the freedom of the press as a shield against these allegat

populism strangling press freedom 7 maria ressa in manila, thank you forjoining hardtalk. thank you, stephen. starting with your personal situation, earlier this month you were convicted on this charge of cyberlibel, as they called it. has it change things for you? aside from the emotional rollercoaster and the fact we have crossed yet another divide, i think i'm on the same race i have been on for the last four years, which is really standing up for my rights both as a filipino and as a journalist. you are on bail and i think your legal team said there will be an appeal. do you, in any sense, feel frightened right now? you know, stephen, i have gone through this. when you have been under attack for four years, as we have been, there have been all the stages, like the stages of grief, right? in 2016, we were pummelled on social media, exponential attacks that are extremely visceral and take you by surprise, the viciousness of it. the same narratives in 2017 come out of government's mouth. president rodrigo duterte himself then began to equate journalists with criminals and

oh manila this was extremely extremely alarming and traded a great job yes they're breaking down the story but now we hear more to it c.e.o. and meta data a mobile wall actually went on a podcast last year and bragged about playing a key role in the u.s. presidential election in 2016 making millions not only in 20142016 he actually both knew that he was a key arm of one party and he did not say which party that was but you know listen further it's easy to decide to talk about the creative segment and evangelicals are obviously means the republicans and track to them that on election day whether or not they came close to election polling place or not if they did his company actually sent notices to the ground teams that you need to reach out of there out to these voters and make sure they get to the polls all of this legal but as senator elizabeth warren said very alarming because once again there's no restriction to how much this information can be used who can get it and you and i the consumer most often don't even realize that our cell phone companies are taking this information fr

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unable to work and many of them have been forced to live on the streets well and don't report from manila but the sampan deeds family fled the war and met our we in the southern philippines 3 years ago she was hoping to return to saudi arabia for her work as a domestic helper to earn money and rebuild what people lost you look at our situation this is the human eyes we are sleeping here we have no money children called me and said mama are you coming home soon but i don't know when. melanie morrow home is angry she says her domestic flight took a day and the order province has been postponed 3 times and the next would be for several more weeks. they are among the hundreds of filipinos who have been living like this over the past few days under a bridge just across manila's airport refusing to leave until transport restrictions are used or until the government tells them of its plan to help them get home some have repeatedly traveled abroad as overseas workers while others were waiting for their deployment for the 1st time when they were stranded in manila after the government imposed a lo

it's right there you want your 24 seventh's you can follow me on twitter at manila chan i say some stuff there sometimes all right remember that question more on the about here soon. as a financial survival. let's learn. let's say on the troika your. response based on the flight. thank you for. the story that's true well actually ever. join me every so straight on the dollar sign with short and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics this knows i'm sure both of those i'll see you there. well welcome back to the night i still missed a live audience 10 months still miss you guys this is the show where americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents there's been a ground breaking few weeks the statues continue to fall around the country. monuments to confederate generals christopher columbus on your mind and others have been toppled looks like our great country had to be dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century we were going to do with out of buy that would have been un-american of us some argue removing statues means we will never again know our his

well manila as june comes to an end really the question is how bad will july be. any indicator and i ain't looking good is it the governor of arizona has shut down bars movie theaters gyms and water parks once again while the leaders of several states seeing major increases in the coven $1000.00 virus are pushing people to wear masks and even pushing people to try to stay home amid the alarming resurgence of the virus nationwide now governor doug doocy arizona after issuing the executive order shutting down bars also nightclubs and even pushing the start of the school year back to late august told people to quote unquote arm yourself with a mask and then proceeded during this presser to sanitize his hands and then put a mask on himself well republican governors like to see along with other local and state officials and many of the red states have been seemingly reluctant as we have seen to push for coated protections and regulations like you know wearing masks facial coverings well that tone has clearly shifted as these states are now bearing the brunt of record v

training something dixon says manila is very helpful and would be very helpful for the f.a.a. as far as these new training certifications and training is a little bit of what's needed kind of important get and we'll see i thank you for filing that report. all right take a look at this spectacular video it is footage from north korea's state broadcaster showing the liaison office between the north and south being demolished monday's explosion and shock waves worldwide the building was empty at the time and followed threats from the north to send troops to the d.m.z. . and to outer space europe and nasa as solar orbiter spacecraft has made its 1st close approach to the sun now close getting as close as 48000000 miles the joint mission promises closeup views of the sun's polar regions and magnetic activity which would be a 1st in human history europe announced as solar orbiter began its mission back in february blasting off from florida's cape canaveral. and scientists have been studying the adverse effects of plastic that it's having on the world ocean them their ecosystems now

but the manila police chief was caught partying with his officers during the lockdown period and the local mayor violated quarantine protocols with this and to raj none of these top officials have been punished and those who have spent time in jail say they know that being poor in this country often means a life of hardship and sacrifies but what this government lockdown has highlighted for some is how justice often only serves the privileged few to dogon al-jazeera manila well in the next of our reports on the impact of the pandemic on human rights will take a look at the accusations of excessive force by police and soldiers in south africa during the lockdown there you can see that throughout the day wednesday here on al-jazeera a prominent human rights activist has been released in bahrain after being sentenced to 5 years in prison over a tweet appeal rajab will serve the remainder of his sentence at home he was detained in june 26th enough to making claims of torture at one of the country's prisons he also criticized the saudi led war in yemen on job was a key figure in bahrain's

and manila when it comes to that crash back in may pakistan so far has not said whether the pilot and the copilot on that flight had fake licenses however the country's pilots association says their licenses were in good standing in that they actually have to recertify themselves every 6 months so what will the effects on the airline be because of this 6 month travel ban while aviation experts fear that this ban by the e.u. could actually affect the airlines flights to the u.k. and also canada since the aircrafts are not going to be able to fly over europe which will then force longer routes and forcing longer flight times mela. thank you for that update. now over to the latest kovan 800 numbers worldwide cases now topping 10400000 and about 507000 reported deaths the top 3 countries the u.s. still leading the way and brazil and russia follow that here in the u.s. about 2600000 cases with about 126000 reported deaths meantime more states are reversed saying they're reopening orders as code 19 continues to skyrocket in the push for the public to where math is being heard at local state

so manila after covering protests earlier this week it's a much different feeling today today it's almost like a block party you have in front of that instrument or the famous plane trying to turn you have a cruise with large speakers playing music people selling t. shirts food vendors still people here in front of the white house holding up their signs but it's more of like a family event today which is kind of crazy because in the wake of this fun festivities going on here you have. who is actually calling against calling for him to remove the police from the streets also repainting 16th street with black lives matter in those letters and also 3 maybe in the street actually 2 black lives matter that now here is actually a video from south of twitter earlier showing through the early friday morning putting the finishing touches on the black lives matter of year old that stretches for almost 2 blocks those blocks leading actually up all the way to the white house once crews were finished the ceremony and a moment of silence for george played with right in front of lafayette park where the

yes so the initial thought manila is that money is filthy and if you are handling cash it carries all kinds of germs on it because it passes from person to person it's rarely if ever cleaned at all and so this is a way of contracting corona virus or contracting germs that's kind of the initial thought about it but the reality is i'm not sure that really lines up with what's really going on what's really happening is this that since we've seen these lockdowns across the country and really around the world in so many places we're really looking that is the is the simple fact fewer and fewer people can go into a grocery store can go into a bar rich shop can go into a nail salon and pay for things with cash if you're going to buy goods to get into your home most of that shopping has shifted over to online so right now for instance a.t.m. usage is down 32 percent since the start of these lockdowns well it's not really surprising because who's going to go to an a.t.m. right now and then also according to these about 63 percent of people are using less cash but again that's not surprising be

all the walls so you know still some positive things and all of the destruction that happened here manila right natasha. sweet live for us in santa monica thank you. with america and chaos who are the voices of reason that americans can turn to we're going to discuss that topic next with our friend larry king and then later over the sports h.q. we're going to hamm shares a major update that could pave the way for major league soccer to get back in the pitch and remember to keep up with all the latest news and anything you might have missed download our brain a free app it's called portable t.v. you can catch their 247 i'll be back in 2. you cannot be both with us you look. i'm chris hedges the corporate coup d'etat has destroyed our democratic institutions the commercial media is burlesque part of the reality show presence expose the trivia blogs see on content question more. seen the horrors that arise the money in evil to. separate criminals who trace countless lives to just one more dollar to their billions. they threaten they bribe they'll do anything to keep their crimes in the door

yeah lots of living for manila here you can see the national guard making a wall to enforce that 1 pm curfew that was in acted some 4 hours ago here local time and all because yesterday what started. as peaceful protest in eventually turned into looting and some buildings were ransacked and businesses were even set on fire take a look at this video. you can see this man breaking open the store window when others taking whatever they can stores and cars catching on fire after 500 people were arrested friday night 8 pm curfew was set for los angeles and the national guard was called in but protest grew it started downtown then went into the fairfax district near the grove mall then into beverly hills long beach and here in santa monica things became so heated here sunday a 4 pm curfew was set for santa monica and they cited the 6 pm curfew for the rest of los angeles county well stores closed early to avoid looters some store owners stood guard in front of their shops armed l.a.p.d. chief saying it hurts to see police colley back to a place he thought they'd overcome i'm sad i'm tired i

hello there i'm manila chan you're watching in question broadcasting from our to america national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world our top story today america in chaos. card you can see here protests in almost every major city across the u.s. and those highlighted states those are the ones that have already called in the national guard to help control the crowds that have been gathering every night today cleanup efforts are underway after things turned violent sunday night with tensions flaring up between protesters and police and stores being looted in many of those major cities including right here in washington d.c. . from zach is live outside of the white house for us the protesters so fair what's it looking like. a woman all i'm actually standing in the middle of all these protesters about 20 minutes ago protests were just right actually at the friends here where they met face to face with actually police officers they met with u.s. park police they met with d.c. metro police along with the national

similarly don't get on jazeera manila. that's it from a bob 'd or sarah here next fired up. to join our global community they called it crisis is just slapped is the phrase that blessing upon my sin upon my 3rd human hands equals global health keeping you up to date with oneself or situation where we have a human rights prices that persist beyond the health crisis your questions is a dialogue just nothing we are now approaching a crossroads this is an opportunity that we must mark nice history on al-jazeera. what was described as the world's longest long down course the largest exodus since the creation of the independent india and 9247. experts believe india is still at the stage of infection but the last dollar has already created a humanitarian crisis and driven the unemployment rate up for 6 to 23 percent and it's also highlighted inequality religious tensions and health care system that isn't equipped to deal with a pandemic the following weeks will tell of the peace and mass movement of people will accelerate the spread of the corner wires from indian cities to its rur

and manila were still not making headway in updater audience who might be sitting on bated breath and by now we would know something we know nothing we are we just know nothing and i korean baseball we have korean baseball we might have american baseball. point it seems that they're still saying he said she said and then they kind of come to an agreement and then they're like no no no and it's a giant mass but we will have the analyze it and be a back in a little over a month so there's hope there and i think everyone's getting antsy and bored of watching netflix so netflix is going to tell that some point. sorry all right thank you for that update regina and that does it for right now make sure you keep up with everything and question at all times by downloading our brand new free app you can watch their 20.7 it's called portable t.v. right there right behind me because check it out follow me on twitter at manila chan that is my name remember to question more now on your sim. howlett international memorial awards has extended its deadline for submissions. all media professionals are

well manila you know look at a look at the numbers right now and it's really dizzying because they're constantly changing and seemingly by the hour and certainly every day as every day is bringing or for the most part record numbers here in the state of florida the florida department of health to bring you up to speed is confirming now as i'm looking at the numbers here 540-5409 new cases just today and that's just literally coming in i just updated this about 10 minutes ago so these numbers are very new so 5400 new cases of coven 1000 today in the state bringing the state's total 214-6003 141 and look that number may be even higher at this point so we're waiting for these numbers to continue refreshing but of those new cases 1508 were here in miami dade county where there are now more than 35000 confirmed 1000 cases now florida set a daily record with kovan cases on friday with more than 9500 that day alone and as i reported friday the demographic with the most infections according to the state remains the 24 to 35 year old age group of florida governor rhonda santas broke down the n

now manila moments ago the mayor of atlanta actually took to a news conference saying that after the death of george boyd her and her city city leaders actually met after a call by president barack obama calling for a police to learn how to deescalate situations rather than ask a late situations and then days later it was the death of brooks now again who was killed she says that she will be signing several executive orders actually to bring about police reform and again calling for atlanta police to be guardians not warriors and fair and also calling on more police reform is the only black republican senator who is introducing a bill this week so what exactly is this bill. right so you have the only african-american republican senator tim scott of south carolina he is getting ready to bring forward on a number of police changes including what police can and cannot do including chokehold president donald trump he has signaled that his support for many of the items in this bill that has many of the same goals as the democratic bill that's also coming out of congress now the bill is on

but for andrew o'malley who works as an emergency doctor in manila choosing to use his bicycle is an act of defiance 4 years ago he ditched his car and got a bicycle he says it has made life easier for a particular mother commute costs me 45 minutes so when i started writing made by it was cut down to 15 minutes and i realized. it would save a lot more time and even sneak in some exercise along doing. so he invited us to cycle with him on his way to work through. the fire you have the programs for how do you know but like for so many people here biking in manila requires attention and strong navigational skills. would have as does we'll have a flat tire. and inconvenience but he says he doesn't mind since he doesn't live too far away from work. biking in manila often means navigating through its busiest streets a journey often fraught with peril but the transportation ban imposed by the government has forced many here to embrace cycling to get around commuters here spend an average of at least 16 days a year stuck in traffic advocates see the government has to change the way he sees

manila's who is almost every filipino families happy place this is why it's temporary closure is this appointing for many of its loyal visitors but animal doctors here tell us this period is seen as a respites here. years ago and had been meeting more than usual animal doctors say the absence of tourists has left a silence that's coming for the end. like molly was the zoo's biggest attraction for more than 40 years molly spent almost every day of his life performing for visitors but the lockdown means he can finally have a prolonged moment of peace and rest yet to still enjoys a treat from rear visitors every now and then. the officials at manila's who see bill have a much better shelter once the renovations are finished and they're in no rush they say the fact people are now forced to see home means these animals are enjoying a world relatively free of humans a world a lot less terrifying. dog an al-jazeera manila now british counterterrorism police are joining the investigation into a stabbing attack which killed 3 people were also injured on saturday apparently at random they were

critics the government says it's needed to stop attacks by groups shimano and organs live for us in manila just give us some idea of how much more power does this give the security forces. while this is basically seen as a joke calling in measure of far bigger grades from the 2007 human security act now right here at the university of the for the benefit of the top universities in the country is where thousands of protesters have been taking to this chief basically to commemorate not only to commemorate in defense they are also through all of this very controversial this very controversial anti terror bill which they say should not even be priority of the government and a time of a global pandemic now this this anti terror law would actually mean that state forces can actually put behind bars or jail a person suspected of terrorism or more for around 2 weeks without charge this is a big big difference from the human security act of $27.00 what protesters here would like to tell the government is that the priority at the time of a global pandemic by demick should be improving the country's