this is obviously out of control what we have in the united states is a pin demick running amok in the economy not functioning you know the hospital system and large parts of the country getting overwhelmed that's pretty tough to campaign on successfully dr arthur caplan phoning us tonight from new york 37 we appreciate your time and your insights as always thank you thank you. well the united states is not the only country that lifted locked all restrictions too early in south africa president ramaphosa have announced the return of a national curfew in a bid to stop the spread of the virus the president has also reimposed a ban on the sale of alcohol. south africa is going through still many times not only in terms of the weather covered $1000.00 cases spike hundreds of thousands of south african lost their jobs because of the lock down the economy is shrinking and then on sunday the president's made an announcement that shocked those who like to draw on their frustration with a glass of wine. now decided that the sale the dispensing and the distribution of alcohol would be suspended

german exports fell sharply in may due to the credit iris and demick value of goods that were exported decreased by almost 30 percent to 80300000000 euros year on year that's according to the government statistical office order closures logistical problems and disruptions in supply chains caused a steep fall in exports german car companies the engineering sector and makers of electronic equipment were among the worst hit by lower demand all over the world. well for more i'm joined by professor fabien and fished of the university of applied sciences in berlin professor german exports have fallen drastically what does this mean for the country's export driven economy. well it means there is a problem for the economy obviously exports as you just said exports are below 30 percent below what we've seen last year so this is a lot by germans even by german standards or in particular by german standards given that some 5060 percent of the economy depend directly on exports and the rest as well given that these makes jobs and income possible which which are which are highly necessary so there

coronavirus cases but opposition lawmakers are not convinced they accuse the government of using the pen demick as a pretext to thwart the pro-democracy movement. hong kong's election 4 years ago it should happen again in september instead the poll has been pushed back by a full year not how sailing at the well off but it was a very very difficult decision to perspire in the legislative council election which takes place every 4 years but it's necessary to fight off the coronavirus to protect people's health and up hold public safety we also have to ensure the election process is fair and open the up getting high piece. ironically to curb the pro-democracy protests on const chief executive has activated a rarely used nearly century old emergency power dating from the british colonial times. that allows for short term only delays to elections. why does ition to postpone the trainee train to electrical election has nothing to do with politics has nothing to do with the likely outcome of this round of elections. dismayed by the delay the opposition is warning of a constitutional crisis. he said th

we had more competition sky high rents so that also was a debt burden for the company and now depend demick where even less people buy business clothes so that clearly was too much for brooks brothers all right everyone wearing sweatpants. yes what about other retailers how are they being affected by corona. yeah it's an overall trend specially those retailers that do not have a huge show of online presence are really struggling brooks brothers by the way in the past year made about 20 percent of this sale online but we also just heard that bed bath and beyond for example is going to close to 100 stores over the next 2 years we had other really famous retailers like name in markets for example already filing for bankruptcy protection there is a little gift store right next to my office around the corner here actually it's not that little so they paid about $100000.00 in rent each month so that's clearly been too much that's an overall tendency soul that a lot of retailers big and small. just concert by the pen demick and i'm pretty certain there will be more closures to come all right espec

the holiday under strain by the pun demick and racial divisions this year not everyone feels like celebrating. with me now is brian gold he's director of surgery at southern california hospital brian thank you for joining us we've seen a dramatic rise in coronavirus cases in obese and days should americans sit this weekend celebrations out absolutely. if we actually were more responsible we could have already slot in the curve but in america. being people stealing their very entitled their rights able to do things people have not been being the smallest one with weight loss. so this is really really really. how does that make you feel as a medical professional presumably you've been dealing with a number of coronavirus cases in recent weeks. we've had an influx of patients we've converted us rooms tonight you know for sure will increase volume i still doubt about it and again we were we're in the hospital i was the surgery we always were a mouse what are the society big change for most of us who were in them outside. on your way to and from work right away to market or on the way back that's

gathered in tel aviv to protest over the government's handling of the economic fallout from the penn demick critics say businesses have not been given enough help demonstrators also rallied in jerusalem the police fired water cannons. syrians are voting in parliamentary elections today in areas controlled by the regime of bashar al assad the polls have been postponed twice due to the coronavirus and demick but analysts say there are few real choices for voters the ballots are dominated by the party of assad and its allies assad's government is dealing with a crumbling economy after 9 years of civil war as well as new international sanctions. the aftermath of an ass strike in the electorate province president bashar al assad is reaching out the last pockets of opposition to his regime 8. he has won the ball with brute force controls most of the country. 2 but it is a country in ruins not just its times and cities but its economy too with inflation rampant the world food program says food prices and that 20 times higher than pre-war levels millions of syrians are going hungry. some of pinning

and golf the ryder cup has been postponed due to the coronavirus and demick biennial tournament was due to be held in the us this year and has provisionally been moved to 2021 over golf tournaments are said to be held behind closed doors but the right of hopes organizers they decided to postpone as facilities were yet to be built for the event in wisconsin right a cop sees teams from europe and the united states compete. members of the england and west indies cricket teams have taken a knee ahead of their 3 much series the 1st international cricket match since the start of the pandemic in addition to the gesture in support of the black lives matter movement players so milton is the observe a minute silence to remember the victims of the coronavirus pandemic and other restrictions mean the matches are being played in empty grounds and the series will feature a number of rule variations including a ban on players fitting on the balls to polish them. finally if there is one place in the us that is intimately acquainted with history making tragedy it is new york city in our lifetime alone t

set by law backtracked but continues to push claims that any increase in voting due to the current demick would result in fraud. even for president trump it was a rapid u. turn after floating the idea of delaying november's election and the hours later he was walking it back i don't. have to wait for 3 months. and the election doesn't mean anything. earlier on thursday trump tweeted that universal mylan voting would make the 2020 elections the most inaccurate and fraudulent in history he called for the election to be postponed until people can vote securely and safely the suggestion was soundly rejected the politics democratic speaker of the house nancy pelosi quoted the constitution which gives congress the sole power to set election dates. even leading republicans distance themselves. never in the history of the federal elections have we ever not held an election we should go forward with our election we should we should have absentee voting but this mass just bailing out ballots without having any checks and balances without people requesting really brings concern in there but no way s

with the pen demick closing a condom is down it was expected that there would be damage but it's now becoming clear how devastating the pandemic has been and europe g.d.p. numbers show that many economies that experience years of growth are now deep in the red the eurozone as a whole is now officially in its worst ever recession. cash registers are humming again across europe iconic landmarks eerily quiet and spring are alive with people once more. no one knows for sure how the pandemic will develop over the next few months but what is becoming clear is that the economic damage done in europe between april and june was of historic proportions. that was the period when strict lockdowns brought large parts of the continent's economy to a virtual standstill the data for that period is now becoming available on the news it's as bad as anything the e.u. has ever seen it means the european economy has entered its deepest recession and post-war history spain's economy contracted by a massive 18.5 percent that compares with a near 14 percent drop in france and a 12.4 percent fall in italy ge

on thursday of being suspended due to the coronavirus and demick but the return will be very different from other sports 22 teams will be competing in a bio c. kill bubble without fans on the grounds of the walt disney resort and florida big names such as the bron james will be there and the superstar admits bubble life has taken some time to get used to. walt disney world is the venue for the n.b.a.'s comeback but like the theme park new hygiene rules have been introduced to keep the coronavirus away basketball fans watching on t.v. could be in for a wild ride over the coming weeks with the season completely reorganized le bron james of the l.a. lakers is ready to outshine the usual stars of disney but the bio secure environment takes a bit of getting used to. your back not with the ball once it is 20 point you know everything is different and be able to adjust but i will be dharma phones all during his run i can't afford to have kids and you're checking on my family. you know every single day. making sure you know everything as there was uncertainty when he was all of a hotline has b

that's after the canadian government denied the team permission to play in toronto at the coronavirus demick the team had hoped to receive an exemption from the 14 day quarantine mandate when crossing the canada u.s. border but struck out the blue jays home opener is on july 29th giving them 10 days to find a temporary home in the u.s. . you're watching news here's a reminder of our top story at this hour e.u. leaders are holding a 3rd day of talks over a 750000000000 euro coronavirus recovery plan they're deeply divided over how to hold the countries including sustain and in italy which have been hardest hit by the pentameter. we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour in the meantime remember you can always stay up to date on our web site that's d w dot com be sure to also follow us on twitter and instagram d w news on the gulf early for me and the entire team here in berlin thanks for tuning. in. are they friends some honor to be with you thanks for the show i see you're not bored you wish it was the 1000000 wolf i'm not the finished communication or are they enemies going t

pressure mounts on the israeli prime minister over his time demick performance and made ongoing corruption claims. that united states clocks up $77000.00 new coronavirus cases in just a single day shattering his previous record comes as donald trump's ratings seem to be plummeting in response to his current plague of the demick. i spoke to him with kevin owen is just an hour away but right now it's the kinds of reports.

john the soft of the bully well i'm joined by dr mark hahn expose the author of the demick sexually he runs rules of the the come to switch of succeeded the taming coronavirus and the the many more who have not joined us then. we go to work. straight home. we are segregated only by social class. people also in poverty by 1st. if you're born into a poor family if you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die lavish 15 years younger if you're born into generational poverty. it's a. fight every day so you meet your needs and the needs of your family. welcome but so with don't have the detail behind spectacular success in new zealand so why generally have some countries succeeded in tackling the the cold virus while some clearly have not a time to colleagues but the office of the un demick century he gives us the compiled us ans until national. welcome back to the alex. so let's get to the grips with this question why have some countries like new zealand managed to handle extremely well well

the pun demick economic impact is likely to be felt for many months to come here in barcelona beach is normally full of tourists are far quieter than normal a local rise in infections is keeping travelers away. our financial correspondent in frankfurt delay me has more on the terrible 2nd quarter for your so called me. the world was braced for really stunning contractions and the european economy and the 2nd quarter but the scale of the numbers we've seen this week has just been absolutely stunning and not just here in europe but in the united states as well the question now really is how can the economy recover from a blow this big we have already started to see some tentative signs of recovery things like consumer confidence business confidence production exports have started to improve but the big overhanging fear is the force of a 2nd wave of infections we're already seeing this play out in spain where the rising number of cases has led many european countries to advice citizens against traveling there about we'll have more pressure on to the spanish economy which already contracte

pakistan's government has denied reports that $130000000.00 meant to fight the coronavirus fund demick have been mismanaged it insists nearly $600000000.00 from foreign donors is on track but as osama bin javid reports medicine shortages and oxygen tank prices are affecting hundreds of patients for. the regular bedroom turned into a coronavirus isolation room here's our brother is home after nearly a week of treatment at the main hospital in islamabad he has to purchase oxygen but the cost for cylinder has risen to one $150.00 from $40.00 before the virus. he followed his brother's condition as shows are drawn out of patients and money everyone here knows that called 950 and inside the isolation ward many have traveled from smaller towns for treatment. because of only mode of communication inside the isolation ward was through video calls he says he had to move his brothers because they could no longer afford to keep paying for tests and medicines that the public hospital. the public hospital and has spent nearly a $1000.00 medicine is unavoidable the cost of each injection went from $

less per head of population the many european countries including the united kingdom have a big part demick has also castors long shadow over the reelection prospects of donald j. trump with the economy tanking his handling of the covered crisis of the state of the tag and the election only 4 months away the democratic challenger joe biden enters the home straight of a comfortable opinion poll lead in a future program we'll look at the democratic campaign and death but today we ask republican strategists how much trouble is trump erm forced to glasgow and tells me that with your tweet sure e-mails and your messages thank you alex we've had some lovely responses to assure last week to chill professorship behind. lynn says what an inspiration professor palmer is so glad he scores nigel says so jeff palmer to philip this process of bali brain historian activist and for racism most of his life truly one of the create living britons we have we could learn from the gentleman fossil says professor suggest pam a present of el reg answered alexander's questions very well on how to combat racism and

bolling where he interviews a controversial medical researcher featured in a band video called plan demick the researcher dr judy of it has made claims that dr anthony fauci of the c.d.c. was responsible for the corona virus outbreak was putting the brakes on this a good idea for his take let's go to t.v. legend larry king host of politicking now larry you and i have done 1 a lot of analysis on the media recently and perhaps it's needed at this crucial time in history but given this dr judy meek of its having been debunked and the video plan demick being banned on social media platforms like facebook and twitter was it a good thing that sinclair shelved that episode. as i think it was you know we. all into this conspiracy theory it goes back to the killing of kennedy the cia that people don't believe we went to the moon you know people believed it was a scream. and they're appealing to the lowest in collecting the population who are asking for something i understand this woman thinks that bill gates was was behind all this along with dr foggy to do what to spread the news of what are they

with covert 19 cases rising again there are some fears of a 2nd lockdown even without the pun demick 2nd amik impact is likely to be felt for many months to come here in barcelona beaches normally for what tourists are far quieter than normal a local rise in infections is keeping travelers away. let's get some headlines from around the world now a huge fire has ravaged a factory building near the romanian capital bucharest residents of the town of braga deedle have been warned to avoid the area it's covered by the smoke no casualties have been reported france is on high alert as an intense heat wave spreads across the country the capital paris is forecast to reach 40 degrees celsius in the shade authorities have warned of wildfire risks officials have imposed driving restrictions to limit pollution as city dwellers flee the capital for the weekend. the european commission has allowed french engineering giant alstom to buy the train making division of the canadian company bombardier the 6000000000 euro deal will net make alston the world's 2nd largest railway manufacture after china c

so we initiated our influence up and demick guidelines and brought the country to alert rather quickly we started testing early and were fortunate enough that to catch these 1st few cases that cropped up. and that how. you even know in ice in the 1st person who came into the country with coke 19 that's how could you. yes still we are finding out now that there were all the routes of transmission we had cases when we were looking at northern italy and the region that we know now that during that time cases came to the country from the u.k. probably the the u.s. we know that now because we have sequenced the genome of the virus that these people had so we know that the virus was coming to the country from multiple directions but still these were the 1st few cases so weak he caught a large portion of them and that definitely helped us in the long run. i want to see his agents when he who came out of the time and help with covered 19 and i think he's of a well known figure he set the photograph of me tell everybody who is in this picture. so this is save the limits on the g.s.t. former dir

and durrance have political skill and pragmatism her leadership was greatly at my entering the pin demick when journalists repeatedly asked downing street why great britain wasn't just follow germany's example nicolas also seen as pulling the strings in the e.u. now the u.k. government is hoping that mantle brings pragmatism to the brics that negotiating table to secure a deal with the. writs germany is considered a reliable development partner and when johnny took over the g 20 presidency michael had a strong focus on africa one thing kenya will probably take a good look at is germany's role at the u.n. security council because at the end of the year germany will be handing over the baton to kenya as one of the nonpermanent members of the council their rule of law is a sensitive issue between warsaw and brussels many polish people worry that they no longer live in a constitutional state they want europe to keep a closer eye on the polish government during the german presidency germany had planned for a big you china summit in september when both sides were to announce an investment agree

demick is now exploration is. increasing the chance of a war people fall into the trap so is actually accelerating the situation which is already there. right given that where does your organization stated goal to achieve 0 hang by 2030 stand. well unfortunately the number of hungry people is increasing since the year 2015 so we're at the moment it's 80200 it's 800000000000 people who are suffering from hunger so what we fear now is that there are actually more people. becoming hungry because of that because of the consequences of the lockdown situation because many people feel now the for example prices for food creasing people cannot feed their families anymore the transport facilities are. disrupted therefore people have to pay a lot more for their food and that's that's a that's an astonishing number 800000000 people going hungry. at the at the release of you organizations and your report earlier today an appeal was made not to leave the world's poorest countries. to deal with this crisis do you see wealthier

that are struggling to access proper medical care and because brazil has a deep inequality and depend demick has had poor communities the hardest for most people even like running water and are cramped in housing so isolation has been impossible for many residents who work doing things like cleaning homes or are delivering food and i want to go over of peru that has just jumped past 305000 confirmed cases the 5th highest in the world and perugia with a population of 33000000 people had a countrywide lockdown back in march but really struggle to enforce a nationwide quarantine. because many of its citizens were facing just too much of an economic hardship to stay at home so we're seeing the numbers going up now now moving over to chill a which was very slow to implement lockdown measures and granted a large number of exceptions for session essential workers back in early may and now is the 6th country with the highest number of cases in the world with over 300000 cases and mexico that's now 5th in the numbers of deaths globally with 31000 and over 261 confirmed cases and you know get this res

join us after the quote i'm joined by dr marc hahn expire the author of the demick so he runs rule of the come to switch so succeeded in taming coronavirus and the many more who both not join us and. by social class. people in poverty. if you're born into a poor family you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die. born into generational poverty. it's a. fight every day so you meet your needs and the needs of your family. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. the isolation of the whole community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. directly to what is true what is right. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. aura maybe in the shallowness. welcome back so with i have that the detail behind the spectacular success in new zealand but quite generally have some countries succeeded in tackling the covert virus while some clearly have not attempted dr mark konigsberg on the often of the

and deaths are surging along colombia's caribbean coast as the region mccombs epic center of depend demick with doctors warning that many more deaths are actually going on reported brant most are. what about in the u.s. what are we seeing here as far as the trends so once again 3 states arizona texas and florida keep showing up as hot spots now arizona has reported 117 deaths just in the last 24 hours with over 102000 cases and arizona has also been setting record high daily death counts about once a week while also reporting the lowest ever number of ice you bet vailable on tuesday and then moving over to texas where more than $9000.00 new cases were announced across tech says the largest single day total for the pandemic bringing the cases to over 210000 meanwhile texas just announced a public face mass order which is a complete reversal by the governor who earlier downplayed the severity of the outbreak in his state and finally florida you know which initially avoided the worst of the pandemic and its 1st few months now has the 3rd highest number of corn and ice cases in the u.s. and ov

those people were we put them in isolation for a couple weeks then we'd stop the spread of the pen demick and we'd have very low levels going forward so the failure in the united states has been to grapple with the importance of putting in place the tests and the contact tracing which can help us focus and use tests more effectively but put in place those 2 essential for finding the few people who are infectious and putting putting some restrictions for just 2 weeks on them if we do that then we don't have to put restrictions on everybody which is what's doing so much damage to the economy what do you think has gone wrong in this crisis that that we have failed so miserably to deal with it. yeah so there's a a sign you see on railroad crossings and french which says careful one train may hide another i think we need to look for a couple things going on here one is i think a failure of leadership by the executive branch in the united states i don't have a lot to add to that and it's of course a very partisan debate so it's hard to separate what's what are the facts versus what are the the

there's been less consumption overall during that and demick so rose all think right it has dropped. and mostly credit card as you could imagine non revolving debt and colludes however markets. student and personal loans and that has been racking up during the pandemic largely because government and states have them both moratorium on those payments and so they have me being paid in the meantime and the moratoriums are lifted and both see what happens. have less money in their. service so i imagine that things will get a lot worse and that's coming very soon now how much of our economy evolves around debt collection well. you know this that this it show that one out of every 7 americans. it's shared by a debt collector or has been pursued by the collector which is pretty staggering. and that's a thick alone proves i think what what i what i get my book is that we live in what i call a credit saga see where it fell apart most people are drowning and that there can never be repay never will be repaid and the pint in their creditors the creditor class if you will doesn't want us to pay

research says the german economy is recovering slowly from shutdowns and may be returning to prepare demick levels by 2021 that's according to its business climate index was released just a few minutes ago the institute expects g.d.p. in germany to contract by close to 12 percent in the sex of the 2nd quarter compared to the 1st quarter before eventually growing by nearly 7 percent in the 3rd quarter the survey of 9000 german business executives is considered an important early warning system for the german economy. also get more on these positive signals and give the views chelsea the laney at the frankfurt stock exchange debut chelsea what are investors making of these new phone numbers. this report was it was generally better in the market and investors had been expecting it to show just a broad signal that businesses are growing more confident and they're in their situation this does also fit with some of the other data that we've been seeing out of germany last week for example we saw a report showing that manufacturing and service sector activity in germany return to growth for the 1s

washington coming jobless claims the united states are up for the 1st time in months as the copa 910 demick continue to surge in some parts of the country straight ahead we break down the numbers and how markets are faring amid the spike and which is just in cases several nations have barred u.s. travelers from entering their borders with dig into the details plus an airline and aviation stocks have taken a beating in the wake of the coronavirus boeing is inching closer to the come back up at $737.00 max we have expert analysis on hand to discuss with a packed show today so let's dive right in. and we lead the program with some disheartening economic news out of the united states new weekly unemployment claims rose for the 1st time in nearly 4 months for the week ending july 18th 1400000 americans filed for benefits according to the u.s. labor department as states continue to roll back efforts to reopen amid spikes and coping 1000 cases new claims had been declining weekly since the peak of 6900000 jobs lost at the beginning of stay at home orders in late march now meanwhile as the krona bu

city the normally bustling streets remain mostly quiet with economic activity way below its prepared demick levels this even after new york once the covert epicenter but no more unlike much of the rest of america the virus is mostly contained in new york with a one percent infection rate the lowest anywhere in the u.s. still for ashok kumar even though his flour store reopened after being closed for months during the shutdown things are not back to normal far from it still bad i have. got to put 30 to 40. 60 percent of the loss the business because all of that stuff that everything is for now few people have money to spend and those who can choosing not to and an economy still in deep recession. new york. here city florida is reporting a record number of covert 19 deaths for the 3rd straight day another 253 people have died with nearly 10000 new cases florida is one of the worst hit states but it's republican governor is refusing to impose widespread lockdowns the state has shut down some testing centers because a tropical storm is due to hit land in the coming days france has reported near

demick will also examine the issue of. religious visits paid to the holy sites and the measures to be taking in order to combat the coronavirus. as to the regional issues we emphasize the importance. of safeguarding iraq's server into his excellent sea it is rated that the stability. of iraq means the stability of the entire region on our part we reiterated that we look forward to continuing our balanced relations with the regional. countries and neighbors based. on 1st our international 1st our national interest then on mutual interest with our neighbors without any intervene feeling in our own domestic affairs. we also reiterated that iraq and the entire region must be set aside from international tensions emphasizing the importance of iraq's sovereignty. during the visit we also discussed. visit of the rocky delegation by most of all causing me the prime minister which will be paid recently to the islamic republic of iran. this visit will be within the coming days and. once again i welcome to. this venue the. foreign mi

which is vowing to restore order after 2 days of protests over his handling of the coronavirus and demick thousands of people protested across belgrade for a 2nd night calling on to resign alexei o'brien reports. hurling rocks flares and insults at the government protesters gathered 1st 2nd night across the serbian capital belgrade. security forces best outside parliament came to avoid a repeat of tuesday's chaos when some protesters managed to storm the building. but the tensions remain high with more tear gas from police some in the crowd intent on forcing their way inside again. there is an accumulation of dissatisfaction the majority of people here don't have exact demands that most of them feel in justice protesters blame president aleksander the church for a sudden spike in coronavirus dates and infections after it lifted a strict lockdown just weeks before last month's elections demonstrations began on tuesday when virtue nonce the restrictions would be coming back to de lay said he said he had advised the government not to introduce a curfew but refused to take responsibility for

is beating china in one thing which is consumption consumption is almost at back to where it was pre demick and how is that happening why did that happen because we don't. so what is driving this latest round of the u.s. consumer americal the $600.00 a week and special virus related unemployment benefits in many instances this is worth more than people's pre crisis salary and they go on to say we seem to think we live in an economic puzzle that like it's like really complex we're trying to put it together but the answer like rob a bank is saying well everybody is making more money. hold on hold on one minute you're saying a wages are going up yes there's a term called earned income which we refer to earnings as a result of work but the cash is being injected as a subsidy for consumers it's an earned income that subsidized income that they are in turn using to consume they're being paid to consider. and. of course there's never been meaningful production in america for decades and now they finally figured out that the only way to get g.d.p. is to pay people to consume by printing more money

but cryptocurrency is have received a big boost over the past few months as the cove in 1000 pound demick has hit world economies well in the country of india the crypto industry is experiencing some massive growth in fact a new survey of crypto banks and exchanges shows that the number of sign ups and trading volumes in india have been exploding well this comes as the entire gold industry was rattled at $83.00 tons of fake gold bars were used to secure $2000000000.00 worth of loans in china so what does this mean for crypto currency will joining us now to discuss and breakdown. and ben swan welcome back chrystia let's start with the gold industry shake up what's going on there and i how is the bt market reacting to this news. well i actually wish our good friend peter schiff were here today to give us but it's really shaken up the entire gold market after this discovery so to put it into context 1840 tons of gold is equivalent to 22 percent of china's annual gold production and 4.2 percent of the state's gold reserves so that's quite a significant amount and that gold was used to collate

pictures from spain where a state ceremony is underway to honor those who died during the coronavirus demick ceremonies being attended by the king of spain philippe of the 6 and top officials from the european union and the world health organization spain is one of the worst affected countries in europe with over 28000 people killed by the corona virus outbreak again live pictures from spain where a ceremony is underway today to honor the victims of the coronavirus pandemic in the united states meanwhile the pandemic is continuing to spike with over 67000 new cases reported on wednesday in the midst of this the white house is distancing itself from a senior advisers caving o. pads attacking the country's top infectious disease expert donald trump says the article targeting dr anthony found she was an acceptable mike hanna reports from washington. weeks of failed white house criticism of dr anthony parky culminated in an all out attack by peter navarro president trump's economics adviser in a newspaper column he accused the infectious diseases expert of being wrong all the time dr fox he resp

impossible public transport is mainly comprised of mini buses known as taxis since the beginning of the bend demick they've been allowed to operate only at 70 percent capacity but on monday the drivers largest union announced it was abandoning that limits. the way we're used to because he doesn't want to be was mine was always a bald guy with the corner. oh most of the road trying to make a living we still are defined by waging wars there was still loved ones the government has offered drivers a one off compensation amounting to 250 euros per boss a total of almost $70000000.00 euros but drivers say that's not enough things are tough for passengers too and this minibus terminal in cape town people do regularly does infect their hands but no one's checking distance regulations or whether people are wearing masks you know difficult for people with a lawyer on to we're going to the way to go you need to go to a doctor. so you can get really into that field because i think that if he responds with. say they shouldn't be taking your questions at this time doing this and that. many drivers wants to stick

and around the world collapsed demick lockdowns close showrooms the company has announced 700 job cuts in an attempt to reduce costs. and harley davidson is just one of several u.s. companies that have been reporting results today our business correspondent joins us now from new york yes this set of course early thinkers is the 1st proper indication of how big an impact the coronavirus has had on corporate america tell us more. the overall it's not a pretty quarter but nobody really expected that take mcdonald's for example the fast food chain also out with earnings and revenue drop of about 30 percent by the way harley-davidson that was not all to blame on the pandemic they already had some issue with specially attracting younger writers before the virus struck the world and the united states the stock still down by a good 8 percent but you also have a couple of companies that profit some technology companies we've got after hours pretty good numbers from chip maker in france trying to revise the pfizer the pharmaceutical company the biggest winner in the dow jones industrial average