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chile's infamous dictator may be long gone but inequality fueled by his neo liberal economic reforms still plagues the nation. and dissent is still quashed by a heavy handed state apparatus. the people in power examines whether forging a new constitution can turn the page in the most unequal of the world's 30 wealthiest nations chile in a chaise legacy on a. war oh. among the top stories here. china has been condemned by several nations after a controversial new security law came to force in hong kong 10 people were arrested under the north of thousands of protesters came out onto the streets. early results are just more than 70 percent of russian voters support a constitutional change which could allow president putin to run for another 16 years in power. police say at least 80 people have been killed in 2 days of protest in ethiopia has been widespread anger after the murder of a popular singer a child of one day so. spain and portugal have reopened their joint border to all travellers after more than 3 months as their coronavirus outbreaks remain under control the spanish prime mi

tell the story of its residents political struggle against chile's former military dictatorship a law this is the mineral in honor of the people who were detained and disappeared . before it was the time when the community got together to create soup kitchens to confront a profound economic crisis. when soldiers rushed into a rescue or killed protesters under an endless state of emergency. the bargain for a world 40 years later for many it feels like deja vu again there's a curfew a state of emergency was soldiers on the streets and police fighting protesters. and once again the women of this community are looking for the hungry in soup kitchens. this pandemic has exposed the deep fault lines of chile's economic system there are millions of people now out of work and much of the so-called middle class has been plunged into poverty which is why tens of thousands of people are now resorting to this same order to have something to eat but there's a difference between now and when admissable that this mother used to serve spaghetti would be made in the 80s we were all either poor or rich

after months of lockdown chile cautiously lifts restrictions while its neighbors across latin america struggle to get a grip on coronavirus. the robin you want yours is their allies my headquarters here in doha are also coming up in a move to bring a possible end to the conflict in u.a.e. back southern separatists in yemen say they're abandoning demands for self rule also land mr businessman to manage that it really matters sorry the be cleared and it was done and you said get it done grilled by politicians the u.s. attorney general defends the white house's heavy handed response to months of anti racism protests and. my way in haiti in bangkok where i will tell you about the link between the energy drink company red ball and the death of a policeman and why the attorney general in chief of police have been summoned to parliament. welcome to the program the battle to contain the coronavirus pandemic is putting pressure on nations as they seek to find a balance between public health and saving economies after months of lockdown in chile the country has begun lifting restrictions in par

ironically this is out there live from doha also coming up chile's conservative president vows to public pressure backing a bill allowing those hardest hit by the pandemic to dip into that pension savings drummer in the skies over syria as fighter jets intercept to an iranian passenger plane tehran is blaming washington. no deal to end weeks of protests against mali's president despite a powerful lineup of west african leaders traveling to the count. so the staggering impact of cave in $1000.00 on the united states shows no sign of easing president donald trump has called off the main republican national convention after insisting for weeks that would be a fully fledged event it was scheduled to take place next month in jacksonville in florida which is one of the worst affected states it reported $173.00 deaths on thursday that is the state's worst single day toll. i looked at my team and i said the timing for this event is not right just not right with what's happened recently the flare up in florida to have a big convention it's not the right time when the number of infections across t

to the still unresolved political social and economic explosion that erupted in chile last october in israel there's anger of a construction project being built on top of a muslim cemetery protesters took to the streets of java in tel aviv before police moved in they fired flash grenades and used water cannon to disperse the demonstrators but they say 4 people were arrested hundreds of protesters have demanded the dissolution of parliament of the democratic republic of congo sunday's demonstrations against chelsea organized by the local catholic church its supporters say parliament is blocking meaningful reforms reports. the catholic church and its supporters say parliament in the democratic republic of congo is not ready to mint. hundreds marched to the parliament building in the capital kinshasa. we are the owners of parliament we have noticed that m.p.'s are not playing by the rules simply because they were not elected by us in the last election they are serving the interests of individuals this is why we are marching to demand the dissolution of this parliament and calling for dee

tells the story of its residents political struggle against chile's former military dictatorship the fellow this is the mineral in honor of the people who were detained and disappeared. it was the time when the community got together to create soup kitchens to confront a profound economic crisis. when soldiers rushed into a rescue or killed protesters under an endless state of emergency. oh margaret for her 40 years later for many it feels like deja vu again there's a curfew a state of emergency was soldiers on the streets and police fighting protestors how do you think happened and once again the women of this community are looking for the hungry in soup kitchens. this pandemic has exposed the deep fault lines of chile's economic system there are millions of people now out of work and much of the so-called middle class has been plunged into poverty which is why tens of thousands of people are now resorting to this same order to have something to eat but there's a difference between now and when admissable that this mother used to serve spaghetti would be. later in the eighty's we we

chile's infamous dictator may be long gone but inequality fueled by his neo liberal economic reforms still plagues the nation. and dissent is still quashed by a heavy handed state apparatus. the people in power examines whether forging a new constitution can turn the page in the most unequal of the world's 13 wealthiest nations chile in a chaise legacy on a jazzy. war oh. you're watching al-jazeera to remind of our top stories this hour bars restaurants and hairdressers a reopening across england for the 1st time in 3 months u.k. prime minister boss johnson is urging people to act responsibly it's grown a virus restriction to east. catalonia its regional government in spain has knocked down an area that's one to more than 200000 people following a surge in corona virus infections residents in the sacred region only be allowed to be for the area former. u.s. president donald trump has used an independence day used independence day rather to address the tech protesters and his critics who threaten to punish those who do face statues of slave traders and colonialists with the prison sen

tell the story of its residents political struggle against chile's former military dictatorship a law this is the mineral in honor of the people who were detained and disappeared . before it was the time when the community got together to create soup kitchens to confront a profound economic crisis. when soldiers rushed into a rescue or killed protesters under an endless state of emergency. the cargo center of 40 years later for many it feels like deja vu again there's a curfew a state of emergency was soldiers on the streets and police fighting protestors. and once again the women of this community are looking for the hungry in soup kitchens. this pandemic has exposed the deep fault lines of chile's economic system there are millions of people now out of work and much of the so-called middle class has been plunged into poverty which is why tens of thousands of people are now resorting to this same order to have something to eat but there's a difference between now and when admissable that this mother used to serve spaghetti with beams made in the eighty's we were all either poor or ri

ok so that's the situation in europe let's go to latin america now chile is beginning to ease coronavirus restrictions after months of strict locked down rules some regions in the capital santiago are allowing residents to leave their homes without police permission and gather in small groups medical officials say the number of new cases have continued to fall over successive days but the region still remains the worst affected by the pandemic well let's go now to our latin america to see a new and she joins us from santiago good to see you chillin now easing it's locked down somewhat how is this being rolled out. well that's a very complicated question 1st of all the 7 minutes apologies in santiago where the if you can. find it measures are being eased you can see a lot of people walking around here none of them have to ask permission to do that but the rest of the capital remains under lockdown and in this area people are being able to open their shops people go to work 2 restaurants are still closed and just detection gyms but other places are opening up and the problem is that the peo

easter island is in the middle of the pacific ocean it belongs to chile but it's 3500 kilometers from the mainland and here on the mainland schools have been close and sports the 16th and no one can say when if they or anything else will reopen any time soon after 3 and a half months of lockdowns bankruptcy used infections continue unabated and it's impossible to tell at this point when chile will reach its peak. that's why parents on the mainland are ending their counterparts in chile's most remote province and i mean who massing for me it's important to be able to generate positivity in our mental health in order to repel this virus it's important that the children that our young people return to school and not us and when that. easter island still faces a normas challenges 80 percent of the population is out of work because there's no tourism nor will there be for a long time to come but making do with what they have is nothing new for the people on this remote island they say they'll go back to teaching their children to fish in plant as they had for centuries. another good reason

en houston texas, ar le ty gonzÁlez chile telemundo. >>> impidieron que varias personas murieran por armas de fuego en las festividades del 4 de julio en la ciudad de chicago alrededor de 90 personas fueron atacadas con armas de fuego. >>> jugaba un menor de 14 aÑos alcanzado por un proyectil en un tiroteo que se registrÓ en el Área de inglewood. en new york, tambiÉn se viviÓ un violento fin de semana, la celebraciÓn del dÍa de independencia dejÓ un saldo de 40 personas heridas de bala y al menos 12 muertos. rafael pujols de telemundo york, tiene los detalles al respecto. >>> entre los que cayeron ultimados hay un hombre de 29 aÑos dentro de un vehÍculo con su hijo de 4 aÑos que saliÓ ilesa. ocurriÓ en el bronx poco despuÉs de las 5 de la tarde. a una cuadra y aproximadamente 5 horas despuÉs otro tiroteo dejÓ 2 hombres sin vida, uno de 27 y otro de 22 aÑos de edad respectivamente un tercer de 23 aÑos resultÓ herido de bala. >>> esta calle estÁ peligrosa. y no quiero andar y ponerme en peligro. >>> tambiÉn en el bronx, investigan si la bala que entrÓ por el par b

tell the story of its residents political struggle against chile's former military dictatorship a law this is the mural in honor of the people who were detained and disappeared. before it was the time when the community got together to create soup kitchens to confront a profound economic crisis. when soldiers rushed into a rescue or killed protesters under an endless state of emergency. the fargo center of 40 years later for many it feels like deja vu again there's a curfew a state of emergency was soldiers on the streets and police fighting protesters. and once again the women of this community are looking for the hungry in soup kitchens. this pandemic has exposed the deep fault lines of chile's economic system there are millions of people now out of work and much of the so-called middle class has been plunged into poverty which is why tens of thousands of people are now resorting to this same order to have something to eat but there's a difference between now and when admissable that this mother used to serves forget he will be made in the eighty's we were all either poor or rich th

celebrations on chile's easter island this children return to school but residents expect life to change after the pandemic. china has reacted angrily after the u.s. congress unanimously approved sanctions against beijing nervous new security law in hong kong the bill would penalize banks doing business with chinese officials behind the new legislation well this was beijing's response this u.s. move has grossly interfered in china's internal affairs and seriously violated international law as well as the basic norms governing international relations if the us side is bent on going down the wrong path china will resolutely respond with all necessary counter measures well sarah clarke is in hong kong she has more on china's response to the sanctions. has been swift to respond it's of these sanctions or move by the united states to interfere in china's internal affairs that's a move by the united states to contain or restrain china's progress and development and that's as national security is a basic prerequisite or precondition for existence and the development of a nation and these laws h

after months of lockdown chile cautiously lifts restrictions while its neighbors across latin america struggle to contain the coronavirus. problems the whole robin you're watching out of there alive my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes doubts raised over india's official coronavirus count as the number of confirmed infections edges closer to 1500000. in a move to bring a possible end to the conflict that southern separatists in yemen say they're abandoning demands for self rule. land and mr bashir when the only remembers during this time are be cleared and it was done and you said get it done girl why politicians the u.s. attorney general defends the white house's heavy handed response to months of and t.v. racism protests. welcome to the program the battle to contain the coronavirus pandemic is putting pressure on nations as they seek to find a balance between public health and saving economies after months of lockdown and chilling the country has begun lifting restrictions in parts of the capital but some medical experts say the government is not following r

and a warning from activists in chile the pandemic and the lock downs are putting women at risk. so the e use marathon talks in brussels are still going on this hour the $27.00 member states meeting for a 3rd day as they discuss the $857000000000.00 package to help e.u. countries cope with the pandemic but there's still division over how much money can be given out by governments as a grant or as a loan of the start of the day the german chancellor angela merkel said she wasn't even sure if a solution would be found in her to indian today we are entering the 3rd day of negotiations and it is certainly the decisive one the various issues the size of the fund the way it is managed and also the issues of the rule of law have now been well dealt with whether they'll be a solution i still can't say there's a lot of goodwill but there are also a lot of positions so i will join in working for it but there may also be no result today more from barker who is following these developments from london he tells us about these divisions within the e.u. . the austrian chancellor suggested that

chile's infamous dictator may be long gone but inequality fueled by his neo liberal economic reforms still plagues the nation. and dissent is still quashed by a heavy handed state apparatus. people in power examines whether forging a new constitution can turn the page in the most unequal of the world's 30 wealthiest nations chile in a chaise legacy on a jazzy it out. through or war world war. welcome back a quick amount of the top stories here on al-jazeera china has accused washington of interfering in its internal affairs after the u.s. congress approves sanctions on beijing over its new security law in hong kong the bill would penalize banks doing business with chinese officials who conducted the new legislation. almost 5000000 people in the u.s. went back to work in june bringing the unemployment rate down to 11 percent but only a 3rd of the 22000000 american jobs lost in the pandemic have been restored. and the trial in absentia 20 saudi arabian officials accused of killing jon. is due to start in the coming hours in turkey in december saudi court sentenced 5 people to death and

tell the story of its residents political struggle against chile's former military dictatorship a law this is the mineral in honor of the people who were detained and disappeared . before it was the time when the community got together to create soup kitchens to confront a profound economic crisis. when soldiers rushed into a rescue or killed protesters under an endless state of emergency. oh margaret for her 40 years later for many it feels like deja vu again there's a curfew a state of emergency was soldiers on the streets and police fighting protesters 30 young men and once again the women of this community are cooking for the hungry in soup kitchens. this pandemic has exposed the deep fault lines of chile's economic system there are millions of people now out of work and much of the so-called middle class has been plunged into poverty which is why tens of thousands of people are now resorting to this same order to have something to eat but there's a difference between now and when admissable that this mother used to serves forget he will be remembered in the eighty's we were all e

and just like in chile it's a decision that many applaud even though it can have deadly consequences if taken too early you see in human al-jazeera santiago. the u.s. mainland is reporting its highest single day increase in nationwide coverage 1000 deaths since may more than 1200 deaths were recorded on tuesday the death toll is now fast approaching 150000 the state of florida is one of the worst did seen a record number of fatalities in the past 24 hours mike hanna is in washington and reports on the reasons behind the rising rates the rate of infection says continuing to surge as indeed is the death rate but the state's governor under center says insisting that things are getting better he maintains that there is a lag in terms of the reporting which is resulting in the spike in mortality is that he says that within days the and its mortality rate will begin to drop but this may be optimism according to the figures that we are seeing florida is now the most infected state after california which still leads the way in which the infection is still running strong as in other western s

easter island is in the middle of the pacific ocean it belongs to chile but it's 3500 kilometers from the mainland and here on the mainland scores have been close and sports the 16th and no one can say when if they or anything else will reopen any time soon after 3 and a half months of lock downs and cross fields infections continue unabated and it's impossible to tell at this point when chile will reach its peak well that's why parents on the mainland are envying their counterparts in chile's most remote province and i mean who. may it's important to be able to generate positivity in our mental health in order to repel this virus it's important that the children that our young people return to school and then. easter island still faces a norm is challenges 80 percent of the population is out of work because there's no tourism nor will there be for a long time to come but making do with what they have is nothing new for the people on this remote island they say they'll go back to teaching their children to fish implant as they had for centuries. another good reason for them to go back

police dogs in chile are being put through their paces to sniff out the coronavirus in humans. the animals are expected to complete their training in september so they can facilitate the reopening of public spaces including shops, sports centers, and airports. are latin america editor has more from santiago. dogs are these police professional sniffers. until now, specialists in finding missing people, drugs, or explosives. that was the past. today they are training to become bio detectors capable of identifying carriers of covid-19 even in the earliest stages of the disease. dog's sense of smell is 50 times stronger than a human's. investigations underway indicate they are able to identify particles of covid-19 and contribute effectively to the early detection of the virus. reporter: a commander says the virus has no smell, but that the infection causes metabolic changes to the body that dogs can smell in human sweat. these golden retriever's and one labrador were chosen not just because of their noses, but also their looks. cuddly and cute rather than threatening. police say t

still ahead on al-jazeera a new pension reform law in chile gives those hardest hit by the pandemic a chance to dip into the savings but it's not the president with his back against the wall. and on a mission to mars find out who's just joined the race to explore the red planet. hello there quite a massive cloud across northern regions of europe the same rain of course having you with us as well you notice into areas across the south a scattering of thunderstorms on their way east was there's also been some fog some mist in the morning as this is a case across into western hungry but those thunderstorms i mentioned they certainly did some damage in 2 kids have as you can see his some trees down cars damaged or also some property to homes as well now the good news is that conditions a much clearer and calm a as you go through thursday funniest most a bad picture generally throughout europe quite a cloudy one still a scattering of shows maybe a thunderstorm across areas in the south and that rain is heading across the u.k. it's moving up through the north sea it will leave a scattering

the world's largest telescopes like these in chile were. involved in groundbreaking measurements back in the mid 1990 s. that led to independent research groups to the same astonishing conclusion. not only is the universe expanding but its expansion is accelerating this earned some of the researchers the nobel prize but what pushes galaxies apart at an ever faster rate in order to account for the acceleration the scientists posited the concept known as dark energy. but more recently a team took another set of measurements at last companions observatory in chile in a paper published in early 2020 they say that's all wrong. astronomer young will clearly argues that the measurements that made the universe appear to be expanding at an accelerating rate may have been flawed so there's no need to postulate dark energy. the european southern observatory's headquarters is near munich this is where physicist and astronomer bruno like when good works he was involved in the research in the 1990 s. that's now facing criticism if there's no need to post

and chile's desperate cities. a town famous for its potpourri's. now people can't afford to fill the pots they make. ♪ anchor: welcome to the program. a political witchhunt. that's how president donald trump described the u.s. supreme court's ruling on the tax returns and financial records. they can now be made available to prosecutors but not yet the congress. the district attorney once the documents as part of a digital agreement. the other ruling concerned committees in the house of representatives who have been investigating potential foreign influence and russian money laundering. the judges said that would need to be decided by a lower court. were getting back down to the lower courts to start over again. a certain point, i'm satisfied. to another point, i'm not satisfied. this is a political witchhunt, the likes of which nobody has seen before. just like the molar investigation -- the molar investigation was a hoax that i one. investigation was a hoax that i won. purely political. anchor: he told me the arguments he dealt with were extreme

easter island is in the middle of the pacific ocean it belongs to chile but it's 3500 kilometers from the mainland and here on the mainland schools have been close in sports the 16th and no one can say when if they or anything else will reopen any time soon after 3 and a half months of lock downs and cross use infections continue unabated and it's impossible to tell at this point when chile will reach its peak well that's why parents on the mainland are ending their counterparts in chile's most remote province and i mean who massing for me it's important to be able to generate positivity in our mental health in order to repel this virus it's important that the children that our young people return to school and not us and when that. easter island still faces a normas challenges 80 percent of the population is out of work because there's no tourism nor will there be for a long time to come but making do with what they have is nothing new for the people on this remote island they say they'll go back to teaching their children to fish implant as they had for centuries. another good reaso

protests the propound prime minister made into office in 2010 there are now much oh you must suck at how chile was a role model for the struggle for democracy human rights freedom and justice he was treacherously murdered by some external in and. elements who have been planning for a while now to start a straw and chaos among our people. he's killing has angered protests which led to the government shutting down the internet on tuesday there is not little evidence of what is happening inside ethiopia. there are unconfirmed reports of gunshots and explosions in the capital well the military has been deployed in response to gangs and literally running out a stop of the. prime minister has accused foreign forces of assassinating the singha in an attempt to destabilize the country he alluded to egypt and sudan which is in dispute with ethiopia over the opening of africa's not just hydroelectric dam has a look at the. as the un security council is meeting to discuss their own ice on stand crisis the cessation crime took place it's a crime which an external force has participated and carried it out

and a warning from activists in chile the pandemic and the lock downs are putting women at risk. so the e use marathon talks in brussels are still going on this hour the $27.00 member states meeting for a 3rd day as they discuss the $857000000000.00 package to help e.u. countries cope with the pandemic but there's still division over how much money can be given out by governments as a grant or as a loan of the start of the day the german chancellor angela merkel said she wasn't even sure if a solution would be found in her to indian today we are entering the 3rd day of negotiations and it is certainly the decisive one the various issues the size of the fund the way it is managed and also the issues of the rule of law have now been well dealt with whether they'll be a solution i still can't say there's

global carbon production is being hit hard by the coronavirus player in chile to find out what's being done to protect workers and their communities. and nearly $35000.00 schools reopen in time and says the government eases coronavirus restrictions. in sports the list grows as another player pops out of the n.b.a. very start in florida summer will be here with details it will. if you want to see dramatic thunderstorms go to amman they've been around recently in this time of the year it's a man that gets the edge moisture from the monsoon over india so you do get some pretty big suns to get some proper rain every now and again that's true certainly also is not might be the start of the honey for that long event that takes place and so our just on the edge of the monsoon cloud drizzle the breeze elsewhere has become lighter you see a bit of an orange phase here that is the idea of dust in the atmosphere is not particularly a big event at the moment it picks up more in northern iraq and this is during friday temperatures because the wind is not strong in the sunnies on the high side of 42

chile has one of the highest rates of coronavirus infection in the world with more than 280000 cases and their least 6000 deaths but as lockdowns are re-imposed and parts of the country residents of one remote corner of celebrating a return to normal are latin america as the sentiment has more the this is a weapon we better known as an easter island famous for its mysterious stone statues called more lives. at one of the polynesian islands for schools and who is under way a ceremony to mark more than $100.00 days without a single case of coronavirus and the way that they're celebrating is not by reopening hotels restaurants or tourism on which the island depends but rather its schools i ask the merrow why their little message because returning to class sends a powerful message to our entire society of the return to freedom of being able to stop being locked up that's the most important thing for a human being it gives us all hope. after months of korean teens and stood curfews secondary school students are the 1st going back to class. is anxious to finally be able to rejoin his class

after months of lockdown chile cautiously lift restrictions while its neighbors across latin america struggled to get a grip on coronavirus. jordan the saudis they are live from doha are also coming up spain's inspect infections by continues threatening a much needed cash injection from tourists traveling for their summer holidays. the u.s. attorney general is grilled by politicians strongly defending the white house's response to months of anti-racism protests. and grave fears for the marine ecosystem as a huge chinese fishing fleet is found just off the galapagos islands. the battle to contain the corona virus pandemic is putting pressure on nations worldwide as they seek to find a balance between public health on the one hand and saving the economy is a resurgence of the virus in spain is challenging european solidarity germany is warning its citizens against travel to parts of spain and the u.k. has already imposed a 2 week quarantine on anyone returning from there a move the spanish government calls disproportionate. some of the we are at this moment talking to the british autho

the world's largest telescopes like these in chile were. involved in groundbreaking measurements back in the mid 1990 s. that led to independent research groups to the same astonishing conclusion. not only is the universe expanding but its expansion is accelerating this earned some of the researchers the nobel prize but what pushes galaxies apart at an ever faster rate in order to account for the acceleration the scientists posited the concept known as dark energy. but more recently a team took another set of measurements that last company us observatory in chile in a paper published in early 2020 they say that's all wrong. astronomer young will clearly argues that the measurements that made the universe appear to be expanding at an accelerating rate may have been flawed so there's no need to postulate dark energy. the european southern observatory's headquarters is near munich this is where physicist an astronomer bruno like and good works he was involved in the research in the 1990 s. that's now facing criticism if there's no need to post

the world's largest telescopes like these in chile were. involved in groundbreaking measurements back in the mid 1990 s. that led to independent research groups to the same astonishing conclusion. not only is the universe expanding but its expansion is accelerating this earned some of the researchers the nobel prize but what pushes galaxies apart at an ever faster rate in order to account for the acceleration the scientists positive a concept known as dark energy. but more recently a team took another set of measurements at last companion observatory in chile in a paper published in early 2020 they say that's all wrong. astronomer young will clearly argues that the measurements that made the universe appear to be expanding at an accelerating rate may have been flawed so there's no need to postulate dark energy. the european southern observatory's headquarters is near munich this is where physicist and astronomer bruno like when good works he was involved in the research in the 1990 s. that's now facing criticism. if there's no need to postu

the world's largest telescopes like these in chile were. involved in groundbreaking measurements back in the mid 1990 s. that led to independent research groups to the same astonishing conclusion. not only is the universe expanding but its expansion is accelerating this earned some of the researchers the nobel prize but what pushes galaxies apart at an ever faster rate in order to account for the acceleration the scientists posited a concept known as dark energy. but more recently a team took another set of measurements at last come time yes observatory in chile in a paper published in early 2020 they say that's all wrong. astronomer young work lee argues that the measurements that made the universe appear to be expanding at an accelerating rate may have been flawed so there's no need to postulate dark energy. the european southern observatory's headquarters is near munich this is where physicist and astronomer bruno like and good works he was involved in the research in the 1990 s. that's now facing criticism if there's no need to postulat

presidential year bill scenario has vetoed parts of a law that requires people to wear face masks in public chile peru and mexico have also been reporting record new cases and speaking of mexico it's recorded more than 6000 new cases for a 2nd straight day shops and parts of mexico city have now been ordered to close just days after they reopened as part of an easing of lockdown measures city officials say some businesses have been too crowded to be safe mexican authorities are installing checkpoints along the border with the u.s. and there are fears crossings for the july 4th holiday weekend could lead to a rise in cases let's get an update from a summer of patty hewes joining us from colombia capital bogota how are officials across the region explaining this rapid rise in cases. well gary essentially there are 2 reasons that always come up when trying to explain what's happening of course the 1st one is the fact that throughout the

the world's largest telescopes like these in chile were. involved in groundbreaking measurements back in the mid 1990 s. that led to independent research groups to the same astonishing conclusion. not only is the universe expanding but its expansion is accelerating this earned some of the researchers the nobel prize but what pushes galaxies apart at an ever faster rate in order to account for the acceleration the scientists posited a concept known as dark energy. but more recently a team took another set of measurements at last companion observatory in chile in a paper published in early 2020 they say that's all wrong. astronomer young will clearly argues that the measurements that made the universe appear to be expanding at an accelerating rate may have been flawed so there's no need to postulate dark energy. the european southern observatory's headquarters is near munich this is where physicist and astronomer bruno like in good works he was involved in the research in the 1990 s. that's now facing criticism. if there is no need to postula

the world's largest telescopes like these in chile were. involved in groundbreaking measurements back in the mid 1990 s. that led to independent research groups to the same astonishing conclusion. not only is the universe expanding but its expansion is accelerating this earned some of the researchers the nobel prize but what pushes galaxies apart at an ever faster rate in order to account for the acceleration the scientists posited the concept known as dark energy. but more recently a team took another set of measurements at last companion subserve atory in chile in a paper published in early 2020 they say that's all wrong. astronomer young will clearly argues that the measurements that made the universe appear to be expanding at an accelerating rate may have been flawed so there's no need to postulate dark energy. the european southern observatory's headquarters is near munich this is where physicist and astronomer bruno like and good works he was involved in the research in the 1990 s. that's now facing criticism if there's no need to pos

what you have to say with me is the whole robin in doha a reminder of our top news stories chile is lifting restrictions for parts of his capital santiago after months under lockdown but a nightly curfew remains in places across the city now the number of new coronavirus cases in chile continues to fall but elsewhere in latin america cases are rising a lot in america at least in human. free at last from monday to friday residents of 7 affluent n.p.r. good neighborhoods are finally free to leave their homes to take their children out and to get exercise and nobody is happier than the elderly after 4 months they are now allowed out for an hour 3 times a week at a museum and for me this is wonderful why because if i don't then i will forget how to walk forget how to have a conversation forget places that i would frequent to go shopping. footpaths have been marked to encourage social distancing a traffic light and 2 lanes marked so pedestrians will walk on the right side of the street but many ignore them and medical experts say the government is also ignoring the w.h.o. guidelines for the conf

busy news hour and there is still more to come we will look at how chile is low income neighborhoods are coping with the economic impact of the pandemic. also following a surge in corona virus cases hong kong is returning to lock down and olympic hosts japan are under fire after accusations of athlete abuse across the sports people have that story legs. they were. a little clump of thunderstorms crossed from a mile into the empty coltrane across the southwest side in the last day or 2 giving significant rain to places that don't normally get it interesting however the main story as always in this part the world is the heat and you see from this dark red streak where the hottest weather is in fact we saw 52 degrees in dallas or yesterday so fifty's more uncommon in iraq and that heat bring some dust with it down to east and saudi but the temperature 14 doha's indicative it not being the same sort of a gots more moisture coming off the gulf and around this area bahrain and qatar in particular moment it's humid at this time of year quite hot but not extremely so this is dry heat up in b

chile's president has replaced several key ministers in a bid to shore up his coalition government is the 2nd cabinet reshuffle by president sebastian pinera in less than a year chile's economy has been hit hard by protests and fallout from the corona virus pandemic. german police say they will continue to search a garden allotment as part of the investigation into missing british toddler madeleine mccann she was 3 years old when she vanished on holiday in portugal 13 years ago authorities say a man who's in prison is who's now in prison is their prime suspect he said to be connected to the hanover area where the garden is being searched. a man has gone on trial here in germany on charges of murder and attempted murder after attacking a synagogue back in october $2919.00 he tried to enter the synagogue in the city of hama where people were celebrating your keep or he killed 2 people and it was only thanks to the security door that further loss of life has prevented that damage doors not been replaced by the same man who built the original. carpenter thomas hopes this is a job he never

shery: will peru be able to make up for the shortfall coming from chile? victor: i don't think so, but definitely we trace some differences. is related toru more than 10 different copper throughout.d which is very different compared to chile, where the main part of the copper sector is located in two regions. copperquickly, china's imports jumped to records in june. will this be sustainable for the rest of the year? victor: that depends. a supplier, china is of europe. china is a supplier of usa. we expect to see a positive result, positive outcome in the coming months related to the coronavirus in these main areas. shery: right. that was victor gobitz, ceo of bueana ventura. haidi: the damaging impact of the coronavirus on the economy is the number one factor in policy including the bank of japan which meets later. kathleen hays is here with the preview. no policy moves expected by the boj today. why? kathleen: because they are looking at the coronavirus -- you were talking about the concern over more cases, that they might increase their emergency stance

chile has been hard hit by the pandemic, nearly 300,000 cases, more than 6,000 deaths. as so often, the frontline is in hospitals across the country. as the bbc‘s tim allman reports, one nurse is trying to ease pressure on the patients and her colleagues in an unusual way. even in a place full of fear... there can be the most beautiful sound of hope. at the intensive care unit of this hospital in santiago, nurse damaris silva plays her violin. she has already worked a full shift and as she walks the corridors for hours, trying to soothe and inspire. translation: i am delivering a little bit of love, a little bit of faith and a little hope with my violin. every time i do it i do it from my heart. twice a week she does her rounds, playing mostly a mix of local favourites. some of these patients have spent weeks here but damaris is notjust helping them, she helps those who treat them as well. translation: it is great that she comes around and plays music. it is something really beautiful, honestly. as much for me as i imagine it is for the patients who are quite stressed

chile has been hard hit by the pandemic. there have been nearly 300,000 cases, and more than 6,000 deaths. as so often, the frontline is in hospitals across the country. and, as the bbc‘s tim allman reports, one nurse is trying to ease pressure on the patients and her colleagues in an unusual way. violin plays even in a place full of fear... there can be the most beautiful sound of hope. at the intensive ca re sound of hope. at the intensive care unit of this hospital in san diego, this nurse plays her violin. she has already worked a full shift and as she walks the corridors for hours, trying to soothe and inspire. translation: i am delivering a little bit of love, a little bit of faith and a little hope with my violin. every time i do itido it with my violin. every time i do it i do it from my heart. twice a week she does her rounds, playing mostly a mix of local favourites. some of these patients have spent weeks here but damaris silva is notjust helping them, she helps those who treat them as well. translation: it is g

chile has been hard hit by the pandemic. as so often, the frontline is in hospitals across the country. as the bbc‘s tim allman reports, one nurse is trying to ease pressure on the patients and her colleagues in an unusual way. violin plays even in a place full of fear... ..there can be the most beautiful sound of hope. at the intensive care unit of this hospital in santiago, nurse damaris silva plays her violin. she has already worked a full shift and as she walks the corridors for hours, trying to soothe and inspire. translation: i am delivering a little bit of love, a little bit of faith and a little hope with my violin. every time i do it i do it from my heart. twice a week she does her rounds, playing mostly a mix of local favourites. some of these patients have spent weeks here but damaris is notjust helping them, she helps those who treat them as well. translation: it is great that she comes around and plays music. it is something really beautiful, honestly. as much for me as i imagine it is for the patients who are

at the police canine school in santiago chile i'll tell you how these dogs may be able to tell you whether or not you're infected the cold at night. and how much with all the sporting event crowned the italian champions a again christian or help the team came this title for a 9th straight season. let's get going to iraq where protesters say they are fed up with corruption unemployment and poor public services in anti government rallies overnight in baghdad at least 2 people were killed. they're the 1st fatalities during demonstrations since the prime minister. was sworn into office iraq has seen months of unrest as it deals with an economic crisis and ongoing political instability simona fulton joins us live from baghdad simona just explain to us the circumstances surrounding these 2 people who have lost their lives. well these anti-government protests started in october last year and there were the largest demonstrations that we have seen in iraq since 2003 but then over the months as the security forces used violence to crack down on the demonstrators and also because of the coronavirus

i'm lucy new lynn at the police canine school in santiago chile i'll tell you how these dogs may be able to tell you whether or not you're infected the cold with 90. and others in a very large and powerful storm system work its way down the eastern side of new south wales still very much in the fore calls play for another 24 hours it has brought some flooding rains and also again it's down this of course the coastal erosion those damaging winds along with the rain another home here a danger of literally falling into the sea but at the same time much further inland this is nearly across the tools the border of south australia we've seen this particular creek fill with water off to months among all the just completely dry conditions no rain was actually ported nearby but at least you can say they got to see the the river all the creek flowing once again now there are a few more showers in the 4 calls through most central eastern as new south wales and tuesday wanted to shut down into victoria as well and that system will actually grabs you work its way across the tasman sea so certainly by