captured coburg. on the both of april, death took the life of the american chief chief,he commander in franklin delano roosevelt, who had yet to see the triumphant advances of american arms but fate denied him the satisfaction the final victory would bring. less than a month after president roosevelt's death, germany surrendered. hitler was dead by his own hand. only a few days before, mussolini had been killed by italian partisans. ♪ to his home shores, general eisenhower returned in triumph. ♪ [explosions] in the pacific, a war was still going on, a big and bitterly fought war with the end not yet in sight. okinawa was a bloody battleground as our 10th army was finding out. [explosions] it took us 82 days of continuous fighting to take okinawa. ♪ the, because he attacks -- the comic ozzie -- the attacks on our navy took a heavy toll but we fought back, never letting up. [explosions] ♪ [explosions] all the military might of the united states would now be concentrated on the japanese homeland.

dominic cummings traveled hundreds of kilometers to his parents' home while suffering from symptoms of coburg 19 he has so far refused to stand down. despite the threat posed by covert 19 americans have been heading to the beach to celebrate memorial day weekend the holiday marks the unofficial start of summer in the u.s. president donald trump celebrated with his 1st round of golf since the pandemic rather broke out. muslims around the world are preparing for eat a major festival that marks the end of ramadan islams holiest month but as the coronavirus pandemic rages on celebrations will look vastly different to the normal festive scenes. filmed at this time last year this is what dhaka and bangladesh normally looks like in preparation for 8. now measures introduced to calve the coronavirus have left it on recognisable in the normally we see many customers coming in ahead of aid but this year there are far fewer we've opened our shop for the last 4 days and sold nothing. more than 400 reported deaths and 30000 and fictions prompted the country to extend its lockdown restrictions until the en

the world health organization is warning that latin america has become a new flashpoint of coburg 19 infections are rising sharply chile has more than 60000 cases the 3rd highest number in the region after brazil and peru in the chile the growing frustration over lock downs and job losses is rekindling the anger behind recent anti-government unrest. fernanda is shopping not for herself but for those who have stopped going to the supermarket because of the threat of the corona virus fernanda is an actress but lost work because of the pandemic she took this new job to help make ends meet i used. to work. you. know like most of the bank but now i don't have the money to pay for. fernandez and her partner ignazio have a son ignazio a musician now gives lessons online but their household income doesn't suffice to pay all the bills like many chileans they're worried about the future. last year thousands in chile took to the streets to protest against injustice and poverty. their anger has returned now that the pandemic has made the crisis even worse. the fear of seeing one's family members

thousands of irregular groups the government in rome is trying to help forms and farmers deal with the coburg $1000.00 up a deming that has cut the flow of cheap labor from overawed the politically sensitive move has prompted or was prompted by the country's agricultural lobby which is warning that italy might otherwise have to dispose of huge amounts of produce. that will rot in the fields probably in the us he's here with more on them so. does this change affect i guess it is the farmers right well many people in fact because at the moment there are around 200 seasonal workers mainly from eastern europe who aren't able to travel to italy because of course of the restrictions on travel because of cope at 19 and what this measure will do will will essentially make around of 2 rand half a 1000000. regular migrants in italy. illegal and so we're talking about at people who would be able to then legally work mainly in the agricultural and you know the domestic services will say and i'm told so because they're illegal that you have to access basic health services it also in proves their quality.

government's top infectious disease expert has warned lawmakers that cities and states could see a spike in coburg 1000 deaths if they lift their lockdowns too quickly anthony expressed his concerns while testifying before the u.s. senate from his home twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey says staff can continue from working working from home as long as they see fit even if it means forever he said the social media company favors the centralization of a flexible workforce but for those who prefer the traditional model twitter's offices will be their warm and welcoming selves once it is safe again. now fresh violence in afghanistan is threatening to further undermine the peace process that started in february between washington and the taliban the latest attacks on a funeral for a police commander and on a maternity ward were infants and mothers were among the dead and a warning to our viewers some of the images in this report are distressing. another day of deadly violence in afghanistan in the capital kabul gunmen disguised as police stormed a maternity hospital they killed 16 people including 2 newborn ba

the third captured coburg. on the 12th of april, death took the commander in chief, president franklin roosevelt. he had lived to seat triumphant advances of american arms. but fate had denied him the satisfaction that final victory would bring. less than a month after president roosevelt's death, germany surrendered. hitler was dead by his own hand. only a few days before he was killed by italian partisans. to his home shores, general eisenhower returned in triumph. but in the pacific, a war was still going on. a big and bitterly fought war. with the end not yet in sight. okinawa was a bloody battleground as our tenth army was finding out. it took ten days to take okinawa. we fought back. never letting up. >>> all the military might of the united states would now be concentrated on the japanese homeland. a tough job lay ahead. a job that would take men and equipment. the our entire military strength was now aimed at the one remaining axis partner. our military planners estimated that in an all out assault upon

funding for the organization accusing it of being too lenient on china where the virus was 1st detected coburg 19 has tragically taken hundreds of thousands of lives impacted millions of people and to deep damage to the world economy we must be frank about one of the primary reasons this outbreak spun out of control there was a failure by this organization to obtain the information that the world needed and that failure cost many lives in an apparent attempt to conceal this outbreak at least one member state made a mockery of their transparency obligations with tremendous cost for the entire world we saw that w 2 failed at its core mission of information sharing and transparency when member states do not act in good faith this cannot ever happen again. while germany and france have announced a half trillion euro plan to help europe weather the worst crisis in decades the proposal calls for a rescue fund to boost the sectors of the economy hardest hit by the pandemic and in a 1st german chancellor angela merkel ended her long standing resistance to the e.u. raising joint debt to fund relief eff

preys on new york governor andrew cuomo despite being responsible for catastrophic shortcomings in the coburg response shifting the blame on to the medical community. problem came on my t.v. instead that he was told by. the c.e.o. of the hospital that he was. the c.e.o. wasn't even in new york let alone in aa they're going to be in the people of that where they can give birth elaborate tech. researches in spain find patients model effected by covert 19 may not develop immunity.

death toll from coburg 19 crosses the 100000 mark amid criticism that the trumpet ministration could have acted earlier and saved thousands of lives. and in football the bundesliga has its 1st big blooper since the restart to this goal kicking out past her to berlin an important victory. i'm serious i was gonna thank you for joining us china has taken another step to increase its control over hong kong and subdue public protest beijing's national people's congress overwhelmingly passed a plan giving the chinese government the power to begin imposing new restrictions on hong kong the controversial national security law will bypass the territories own the ruling legislature pro-democracy advocates say the law violates the freedoms promise of the hong kong special one country 2 systems status. the chinese government said the implementation of the security law was for the long term benefit of hong kong's prosperity and stability. one country 2 systems is china's basic state policy. i mean the central government has all along fully and faithfully implemented one country 2 systems under wh

also nearly half of all people across the world could lose their jobs on the back of coburg 19 that's the stark warning coming from u.n. experts look at whether the pandemic is the sole reason for a wave of global unemployment. and ahead of traditional may day protests germany rules on allowing public demonstrations despite the threat of coronavirus those out on the streets not socialist thinking though will face arrest . live from moscow thanks for joining us that n.r.t. international and daniel hawkins welcome to the program. and let's begin with the latest figures on covert 19 the global pandemic is into a new month for those confirmed coronavirus cases are still soaring now supporting 3300000 there is some hope though 1000000 people have recovered the grim number there you can see fatalities now at more than 234000. and we start right here in russia the prime minister. has tested positive for corona virus that makes him the highest ranking russian official known to be infected. it just became known that the tests that i took for corona virus gave a positive result in this regard a

treatment for cancer and other real nurses will soon be working as usual because hospital admittance from coburg 19 peat the exact pace of the restoration will be determined by local circumstances on the ground. according to local meet and according to the amount of the coronavirus cases that the hostile hospital is having to do with ministers are now considering moving many coronavirus patients to britain's near mt nightingale wards to make the u.k.'s permanent hospitals free while the message for people who suspects they have cancer is still the same go and see your doctor we have got the facilities to treat people cancer can be a much bigger danger than coronavirus and we'd much rather see people with cancer is at an early stage the effect of coronavirus in the u.k. cannot just be measured on a daily death tolls there's also the a measurable cost in terms of where we've met and social and economic hardship but with the peak of the pandemic only just here the long term effects on the u.k.'s health could yet be worse hate partridge r.t. loved it. spoke to carol sykora i don't call it just on th

death toll from coburg 19 crosses the 100000 mark amid criticism that the trumpet ministration could have acted earlier and saved thousands of. lost and on president a proposal to rescue you economies from the pandemic the european commission wants to raise a 750000000000 euro we're covering 5 but 1st they have to get all 27 new members to agree. and the jury is still out on whether it really works but the south african farmers say warm would help against the spanish flu and that it can help to beat the coronavirus. i'm sorry so much going it's good to have you with us china has taken another step to increase its control over hong kong and to subdue public protests beijing's national people's congress overwhelmingly passed a plan giving the chinese government the power to begin imposing new restrictions on hong kong a controversial national security law will bypass the territories only ruling legislature pro-democracy advocates say the law. violates the freedoms promised under home can specialize one country 2 systems and status. and chinese government said the implementation of the

live in iceland that small island country in the north atlantic has been a world leader in testing for coburg 19 that the government says it now has the pandemic under control so after a 9 week hiatus bars and nightclubs are open again. monday nights in dry shake for the 1st time in more than 2 months people could meet their friends out for a drink and some were even ready to show off their moves on the dance floor again. right. now to get. a place to play. through. mass testing and early tracing of being cited as the main reasons for iceland's relatively low rates of infection and only 10 people have died from cove at 19 in the country. but as iceland's boss are allowed to reopen authorities will be keeping an eye on the situation earlier this month south korea had a spike in infections after night clubs were reopened their full bar owners that easing of restrictions is a blessing. it's just like being born again it's been a hard period but i think we'll come out of this strong at least i hope so. well the bar is finally open those who were hoping to avoid iceland's bright nights and dance u

death toll from coburg 19 crosses the 100000 mark amid criticism that the trumpet ministration could have acted earlier and saved thousands of. lost and on.

breaking news story now the worst case coburg 19th an aria has been averted in the russian capital that was the assessment of the to me appear it in during an online meeting with moscow's mayor just now so i guess the beyond and say that shops will slowly begin to reopen in the city in june and it was like well correspondent god son of the eagle could actually this give us hope that life will get back to normal in the wants bustling capital. well absolutely in the heat and just from michael all of it just as europe is gradually opening and getting back to normal life after this cold at 19 and that. way so does most of the russian capital ludovic who has just to the most to mash suitcases and indeed the most. city has just it has on the table and a really staged lot as a show sure to how the russian capital is going back to normality. gradually even opening box for instance and letting people go through wolf walks that also as you said opening the nandan food shops as well as business is the do not imply a close contact with people like for instance try cleanness but perhaps more importa

what exactly is the new employment tory risk to children from coburg 19 there's a big development on that story we're going to bring it to you as the 1st brewing battle between regular folks citizens and that vaulted yet magical and mysterious and to t. known as the central banks you know the people who can create money seemingly out of thin air in germany courts as i mentioned are pushing back against the central bank the european central bank by the way in the name of citizens who they argue don't have enough of a say so let's start there shall we but our correspondent reporting from berlin here is our tease peter all over. the coronavirus pandemic is putting pressures and strains on many relationships one of those that's feeling the pinch is not between brussels and when it comes to financial burden sharing in the eurozone germany's highest court said the european central bank's kuroda bond would need to prove it was fit for purpose if the single currencies largest economy was to. commission boss didn't like. the recent ruling of the german constitutional court to put under the sp

health experts about the potential cost of reopening to soon so far more than $1600000.00 cases of coburg 9000 have been confirmed in the u.s. with the death toll now approaching 100000. tough a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera there's been a surge in new numbers of corona virus cases in latin america brazil has overtaken russia to become the 2nd worst affected country in the world after the united states confirmed infections are now above 330000 the death toll is more than $21000.00 is still the true total could even hire 5 iranian tankers delivering millions of dollars worth of fuel have entered venezuelan waters safely despite u.s. warnings tehran threatened to retaliate to the u.s. try to stop them deliveries are expected to ease fuel shortages in venezuela but they're in defiance of sanctions imposed by washington on both countries' forces fighting for libya's internationally recognized government say they've captured 3 military camps in the suburbs of tripoli from the warlord relief i have to. 2 of the camps are in the southern outskirts a 3rd is in the east egyptian

are now fighting each other in the south official statistics show there been 13 deaths in yemen from coburg 19 but there is virtually no testing being carried out in the country and the real situation might be much more concerning save the children who published the to stick from doctors in the southern port city of aden suggesting in the last 7 days alone 385 patients have died with corona virus like symptoms james al-jazeera at the united nations u.n. agencies say refugees and migrants living in libya are being threatened by both fighting and the coronavirus the u.n. says there's a high risk that the outbreak will escalate following the deaths of 3 people and dozens of infections and it's warned that fighting is hampering the delivery of aid having a catastrophic effect on civilians including like once libya is home to more than 650000 migrants many of whom live in cramped conditions with little access to health care. well fighters loyal to the warlord highly for half hour launched a rocket attack on the capital tripoli on thursday that's where the u.n. recognize government is based a hos

peter lavelle with good reason public discourse is focused on addressing and finally containing the coburg 1000 pandemic now the focus is on devastated economies we're in a recession will it morph into a depression will the recovery be you or in l. .

to yemen says the country's facing a perfect storm of cholera malaria and the coronavirus confirmed coburg 900 factions have surged to 72 in recent days but the charity save the children says 385 patients have died over the past 7 days or a man has become the 1st person to test positive for cope with 19 instead a refugee camp in bangladesh health experts warn the virus could race through the camps where nearly a 1000000 people live. there are fears of a 2nd wave of infections in spain after a nationwide antibody survey showed that only about 5 percent of the population has contracted the virus on thursdays and recalled its highest number of fatalities in a week or 217 and a team of engineers and physicians in the u.s. has developed 2 devices that could transform the fight against cope with 19 the star of the university of michigan designed a portable helmet under so-called negative pressure tent both devices essentially prevent infected from escaping into the wide environment. well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story on so much about . working

in overcrowded dormitories where social distancing is impossible singapore has nearly 20000 cases of coburg 19 lawrence louis reports. this is what home looks like for 200000 foreign workers who live in government licensed dormitories migrants accounts for 85 percent of all covert 19 tases here al-jazeera spoke on the phone to a migrant worker living in one of the dormitories. he asked not to be identified but. like. he's tested negative but still worries about contracting the virus right now and. i. want. like an academic in new zealand who's done research on migrant workers and thinkable says the inability to maintain physical distance can cause a workers' health to suffer. the way. to practice it is simply that structure of the. practice. is a great deal and safety and. expressed thousands of healthy or recovered workers have been moved to floating hotels or military barracks to curb the spread of the coronavirus the singapore government which already has one of the highest testing rates in the world is planning to boost its capacity to 40000 tests a day the manpower minister has promise

residents here are going out to enjoy the warm sun perhaps one of the biggest questions now though will the coburg 19 disease want to darken deadly shadow over the sunshine state in the weeks and months to come for our t. john hardy. and now concerns are being raised as covert $1000.00 patient data including the names and home addresses of private citizens are being shared with law enforcement in several states one of them being tennessee which is why we're going to bring in someone born and raised there host of news views you just got to know him as an investigative journalist and co-host of boom bust bounce one bad scotty good to see you both so but i will start with you so bad considering that we do have these hipaa privacy laws in place here in america how is this even allowed. well there's a lot of questions about it and one of the things that we're finding over and over as we see what states are doing is after a few weeks lawsuits have been filed and a lot of cases of the steps that states have taken the steps of governors have taken or been ruled as unconstitutional this may be an illegal a

if it will be allowed to dock and manila bay liner is linked to 21 deaths are nearly 700 cases the coburg 19 is investigating how 2700 passengers were allowed to disembark in march despite showing signs of coronavirus alan again and manila says several cruise ships are bringing back the latino workers. it will remain in an anchor manila be up until everyone has been tested we're getting reports that in the coming days basically the philippine coast guard will be leading the testing of all of the crews on board and there are about 200 filipino crews there also those coming from different countries at this point there are about 12 ships 12 crew cruise ships currently docked are from a deliberate stranded with stranded crew workers here and it remains to be seen exactly when they're going to to leave and according to the philippine goosed coast guard more are expected to arrive or to dock in the coming days but what's critical here though is just how big the impact is on filipino overseas filipino overseas workers as you know the philippines supplies about a quarter of the toll to labor work

bloom wildlife run free and waterways and aquatic life enjoy a time of little to no human interaction coburg 19 has provided a respite from mother nature but this is not a time for environmental activists to take a rest actually it's time to sound the alarm even louder across america the u.s. environmental protection agency has food city and industries forcing them to clean up their act reducing pollution that threatens our air and water quality for example in my home state of illinois the wood river refinery was sued by the state and federal government for releasing toxic waste water directly into the mississippi river 2 years ago they settled one lawsuit agreeing to spend 10 $1000000.00 for necessary upgrades and monitoring of the refinery as well as $500000.00 to clean up the low income homes and buildings that were affected just an f. why these low income homes and buildings were home to young children and pregnant women who have been profoundly exposed to lead and other toxic emissions for years many of the children were born premature suffer from abnormalities and lived with a life lon

well the united kingdom is really latest figures showing the highest death toll from coburg 19 in europe the latest numbers confirm that the u.k. is among the worst hit countries worldwide the prime minister bruce johnson was criticized on monday for what's being described as a mixed message over easing the country's. jonah hole has the latest now from london. well they're worse than previous counts of course because the death rate is going inevitably further up but they are better than previous accounts in that the percentages are getting smaller the office for national statistics of course produces its numbers weekly for deaths in a particular week in this case up to the 1st of may coming as this country takes very tentative some say slightly confusing steps out of its lockdown with the hope that some workers in some sectors might be able to go back to work today the governor i think will take heart at these numbers they are relatively this is all of course relative they're still awful but relatively better than the week before the measure that they look at is the number of excess deat

season to phone on wednesday as part of the probe is a global call to give the coburg 900 vaccine free of charge to all countries when it's ready in an open letter more than 140 current and former leaders nobel laureates and academics call for the sharing of data and technologies related to the virus and that when a vaccine is developed it's distributed equally fast and according to need letter also called on the policy setting body of the world health organization to rally behind the cause when it meets next week where john a whole has more now from london. the point of this letter is that it reflects concerns among developing nations some of the countries the world's poorest countries the so-called global south that if and when a vaccine emerges it will likely emerge in the global north in one of the richer countries of the world and the concern is that it will be used preferentially among you know richer populations before it makes its way down to the poorer countries many of whom of course will need it most don't have the finances the resources to be able to carve out their own sha

aid group is calling for urgent help from the united nations after the deaths of more than a 3rd of coburg 19 patients admitted in the port city of aden it's the only dedicated virus treatment clinic in the south of the country doctors say they're short of personal protective equipment and virus tests doctors without borders says the total number of deaths could be far higher than the $34.00 officially reported . city of san luis was the 1st in brazil to go into lockdown earlier this month now mickle forces say it slowed the growth of new cases of call television images showed hospitals freed up space in their coronavirus wards over the past 2 weeks this is a day after a number 20000 new infections reported in brazil public health experts fear 100000 people could die in total. as the top stories do stay with us a very sicilian justice is up next hour more news for you after that why for now. we're stalled on pushing the quit. buddy from berkeley put out his phone a copy mashup it will mean they're listed which. listed but question you could you not i j. a question you go to that even stati

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struggle with the impact of coburg $191.00 of the poorest serious is coping with the pandemic j. week made international headlines when the united nations last year highlighted it as an example of how the british government has failed to deal with the issue of poverty lawrence lee visited the community then and now and he's found it's proved to be more resilient than most in coming together during the current crisis. at the best of times j. week is a town on its knees the form a seaside resort east of london has barely a shop or a doctor and many people have severe health issues as elsewhere several deaths have been reported in a local care home with the virus among the population everywhere it sounds like a recipe for disaster dealing with a lockdown is proved difficult enough for communities across the u.k. which have all the things like food and medicines that anybody might ever wants and so you'd assume in a place like this with very limited supplies that things would have been doubly difficult in fact though the story of jay which has turned out to be one of triumph over adv