exactly what this means for the live music scene. this is the site of the exit festival in serbia. for 20 years it has welcomed 50,000 people every summer to this amazing fortress in novi sad, to see acts like liam gallagher, skepta, and carl cox. the organisers were desperately hoping to be the only big established festival to keep the show on the road this year. but, last week, just a month before opening, it became clear that running such a big event during a global pandemic is just too difficult. given the nature of the virus and how it spreads, it's no surprise that gigs and festivals are still in a state of lockdown. #15 years in the game as a producer and mc... as a dj myself, i, like many other artists, need venues to be open in order to work. but i have spent the summer at home baking banana bread rather than travelling the world. in addition to myjob as a dj on bbc radioi and on bbc radio ixtra, i was booked to play all over the world at festivals like wireless in the uk, and ibiza rocks in spain. first we thought to reduce capacity by 50%, but after the cases started bu

west have improved in serbia unlike pompei it became the 1st u.s. secretary of state to visit minsk since the early 1990 s. after that washington the pointed its 1st ambassador in more than a decade and an maybelle reuss ordered oil from the u.s. for the 1st time after failing to agree on a price to buy it from russia. well an opposition political rally in batteries described as the biggest since independence from the soviet union has been held in the capital minsk thousands turned out in support of spec on the ticket of the guy who is challenging alexander new. for a 6th in next month's elections the government has accused the opposition of collaborating with last go to cause civil unrest ahead of the opposition says the claims of russian subversion are a sham. well still ahead here on al-jazeera it's gaza's great harvesting season despite good rainfall and fast house oil business has left a sour taste of funds. hello there the rains across china very well scattered over the next couple of days not as heavy but still certainly very much in the fore calls meanwhile we've got more ve

, serbia, kosovo and romania are experiencing worrying outbreaks. here's nick beake again. if you listen to that health care officials can kodovo, they say the hospitals are already overwhelmed, they are dealing with us now and struggling. that is an area of real concern. if you look at places like italy, extremely badly hit in the early wave back a few months ago. everyone saw what happen in italy was a sort of a pre—runner to what other people experience. they made great strides in rome and bringing down the number of cases across the country, particularly in the very badly affected north. butjust yesterday, they've extended the state of emergency because there is a feeling among the government and other european governments that you really can't be complacent with this, can't take your eye off the ball or the consequences will be devastating. iceland claimed major success against covid—19, but there are concerns the virus is once again spreading through the community. ten new infections were recorded in the past 24 hours, taking the number of active cases to 39. those numbe

serbia and kosovo. health officials in kosovo are warning hospitals are already overwhelmed. it is a bleak situation. we know about north—eastern spain already and the impact that is having on british tourists. i guess the thing we take from all of these is that it is clearly a very difficult time in all of the countries we are talking about, but if you are trying to take about, but if you are trying to take a holiday this year, if your plans we re a holiday this year, if your plans were already postponed, it's looking like 2020 is the year were nothing can be planned with any certainty. nick beake reporting. the uk's biggest tour operator, tui, is closing more than 160 high st stores. it is responding to changes in customer behaviour. ben thompson explained how the move followed a changing consumer behaviour. further evidence today, if we needed it, that as we change the way we shop, business has to change the way that it operates. therefore, in the case of chile, 70% of all the bookings they take are now done online. therefore that makes it more difficult to justify the cost of h

talking about serbia and kosovo, and health missions in kosovo are warning that hospitals are already overwhelmed so it's a pretty bleak situation —— health officials in kosovo. we know about northeast spain on the impact that's having on british tourists andi that's having on british tourists and i guess the thing we take from all of this is that it's clearly a very difficult time in all of the countries we are talking about but if you were trying to take a holiday this year, if your plans have already been postponed, it's looking like 2020 is the year when nothing can be planned with any certainty. our correspondent in brussels, nick beake, thank you. the uk's biggest tour operator, tui, is closing more than 160 high street stores. it says it's responding to changes in customer behaviour. let's talk to our business correspondent, ben thompson. is this about consumer behaviour rather than because of the pandemic? yeah, ithink rather than because of the pandemic? yeah, i think today further evidence, if we needed it, that as we change the way we shop business has to change the way

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announce it. in the same way we did for spain in the same way for serbia ten days or so ago, because we saw a in the same way for serbia ten days or so ago, because we saw a spike in the number of cases. for your viewers, thinking about whether they go on holiday, we want to keep these exemptions in place but we will not keep them in place if it isn't safe. cani keep them in place if it isn't safe. can i ask you, health secretary, there is a lot of talk about second wave and i know we are careful with our language around this, but what will be the indicators? they know you are looking at europe and seeing a second wave there, what would be the key indicator that we may have reached that point in the uk? there area reached that point in the uk? there are a whole range of indicators. the number of people who test positive is important, so is the percentage of people who test positive. so of course of the surveys we have. we have some of the best surveys going, including from the office of national statistics. we also look, we look at hospital admissions, although thankfully that has la

serbia we built skills in fact checking and debunking false narratives to expose this information and i can keep going on with other examples so we're proud of our efforts to bring light to an effort not just by the kremlin but by the chinese communist party as well. >> the true facts and we don't have to spend all of our time debunking those facts. highlighting the importance of countering malign kremlin influence in europe and eurasia. it was a request, seriously reduces the capacity and anticorruption programs so how is usaid going to challenge these malign influences and how would programming be nfimpacted if these reductions are all connected? >> the congressman stated before the budget you see before you is the product of a longprocess of difficult decisions . about how to allocate cares resources. so certainly our work in fighting corruption not just in europe but throughout the world remains a critical part ofall our programming . >> .,iraq, infrastructure and population displacement. the trump administration is trying to encourage increase foreign governments to put investmen

live music scene. this is the site of the exit festival in serbia. for 20 years it has welcomed 50,000 people every summer to this amazing fortress in novi sad, to see acts like liam gallagher, skepta, and carl cox. the organisers were desperately hoping to be the only big established festival to keep the show on the road this year. but, last week, just a month before opening, it became clear that running such a big event during a global pandemic is just too difficult. given the nature of the virus and how it spreads it is no surprise that gigs and festivals are still in a state of lockdown. # 15 years as a producer and mc... as a dj myself i, like many other artists, need venues to be open in order to work. but i have spent the summer at home baking banana bread rather than travelling the world. in addition to myjob as a dj on bbc radio1 and on bbc radio 1extra, i was booked to play all over the world at festivals like wireless in the uk, and ibiza rocks in spain. first we thought to reduce capacity by 50%, but after the cases started building again we were ready to go with 90%

live music scene. this is the site of the exit festival in serbia. for 20 years, it's welcomed 50,000 people every summer to this amazing fortress in novi sad, to see acts like liam gallagher, skepta and carl cox. the organisers were desperately hoping to be the only big established festival to keep the show on the road this year. but, last week, just a month before opening, it became clear that running such a big event during a global pandemic is just too difficult. given the nature of the virus and how it spreads, it's no surprise that gigs and festivals are still in a state of lockdown. #15 years as a producer and mc...# as a dj myself, i, like many other artists, need venues to be open in order to work. but i spent the summer at home baking banana bread rather than travelling the world performing. in addition to myjob as a dj on bbc radioi and on bbc radio iextra, i was booked to play all over the world at festivals like wireless in the uk, and ibiza rocks in spain. first we thought to reduce capacity by 50%, but after the cases started building again, we were ready to go w

tossing from serbia the hungry for what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. here and i just see it or we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. capturing a moment in time snapshots of how the lives of the stories provided a glimpse into someone else's one. inspiring documentaries witness on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera i'm sure you navigate with a check on your world headlines an american civil rights icon has been taken on his final journey to one of the key. locations in his fight for justice john lewis's coffin was draped in a u.s. flag as he crossed the edmund pettus bridge in selma alabama the congressman was beaten by white police officers after leading a civil rights march across the same bridge in 1965 he died last week after a decades long fight for equality.

site of the exit festival in serbia. for 20 years it has welcomed 50,000 people every summer to this amazing fortress in novi sad, to see acts like liam gallagher, skepta, and carl cox. the organisers were desperately hoping to be the only big established festival to keep the show on the road this year. but, last week, just a month before opening, it became clear that running such a big event during a global pandemic is just too difficult. open in order to work. but i have spent the summer at home baking banana bread rather than travelling the world.

in serbia. for 20 years it has welcomed 50,000 people every summer to this amazing fortress in novi sad, to see acts like liam gallagher, skepta, and carl cox. the organisers were desperately hoping to be the only big established festival to keep the show on the road this year. but, last week, just a month before opening,

thunderstorms produce flash floods to think sunday morning well possibly somewhere in serbia maybe remaining a maybe hungry is more significant and steady rain running up through denmark and then sudden parts of norway and maybe sweden all slaves for cross fit supporting they went there on sunday 60 degrees $22.00 don't even achieve that when the rain goes away now much of europe is enjoying typical summer weather now wonderings on the storms increasing warmth of course it's windy and often worse in the british isles and scandinavia is not quite what we want in july the real he's been down spain and portugal might even turn out to be record breaking madrid if you get to 40 well that beats the record which sits at $39.00 above normal anyway for most of spain and portugal for the next few days before africa is a bit of dust around where the wind is strong but we are now watching for clumps of showers because they could be significant to go across the atlantic in the immediate future i think it's going to be the ivory coast then liberia probably sierra leone who see the orange tops as

possibly somewhere in serbia maybe remaining a maybe hungry is more significant and steady rain running up through denmark and then something parts of norway and maybe sweden all slows full cost be disappointing they went there on sunday $60.00 degrees $22.00 don't even achieve that when the rain goes away now much of europe is enjoying typical summer with an eye wonderings on the storms increasing warmth of course it's windy and often worse in the british isles in scandinavia it's not quite what we want in july the real he's been down spain and portugal might even turn out to be record breaking madrid if you get to 40 while the beach the record says $39.00 is above normal anyway for most of spain and portugal for the next few days. before africa is bit of dust around where the wind is strong but we're now watching for clumps of showers because they could be significant as they go across the atlantic in the immediate future i think it's going to be the ivory coast then liberia probably sierra leone you see the orange tops the sun so as they warming up again towards southern sun

serbia and all those red they are you seeing right here these are all the places that are close to u.s. citizens now again places that are open to u.s. citizens with no restrictions in western asia you have there is turkey in north africa there's tunisia then islands like demeanor republic and maldives are open to u.s. citizens lastly there is mexico but only at and close resorts now the most you can do the most you do in these countries that are open to u.s. citizen is some sort of temperature check at the airport then there are this the nations that are also welcoming americans with restrictions now here just a few examples of those restrictions for example you can still go to come but if you can dish out a $3000.00 covert 19 deposit and kyra listen on realistic this is a lot of young americans had to travel to asia and countries on a budget then there is a united arab emirates that's open up only to buy to americans all of the parts of the emirates are still closed so if your flight is to operate dobby will expect to be sent back and then countries that are requiring a 14 day quaran

russians are resurge ntd in the balkans, notably in serbia. they tried this coup in montenegro that failed. they tried in macedonia, that failed. that's all good, and you have seen both the eu and nato move to help though countries be more resilie resilient, including through expanding their own programs en route to membership for them. serbia, i think, because of its history and its links to the soviet union, is genuinely quite ambivalent about russia versus the west. this is a massive generalization, but in general terms. bosnia, i think, is very vulnerable. and that's because of the fragility of the bosnian state in so many ways that we're familiar with. but how do we counter it? i think we've got to keep strengthening eu and nato and osc ties with those countries. we have got to help them be very transparent in their own legislation and the ways they tackle the money laundering and the interference. that means, i think, giving them more military training, more security training, more economic training. and probably more governance support so they find it easier to resist some of

countries like. north. and serbia now in western asia there is turkey in north africa there is tunisia then islands like the dominican republic and the mall deaves lastly there is mexico but only at enclose a resort to americans now the most you have to do in these countries that are open to u.s. citizens is a temperature check at the airport then there are the situations there are also welcome americans a budget with restraint sions now here are just a few examples of the restrictions for example you can go to cambodia but you have to dish out a $3000.00 covert $1000.00 deposit kind of on realistic. a lot of young americans tend to travel to asian countries on a budget then there is a united arab emirates as only open of dubai to americans all other parts of the emirates are still closed so if your flight is that. expect to be sent back now countries that are requiring a 14 day mandatory quarantine either ecuador and the u.k. so also quite unrealistic unrealistic for americans they usually only have 2 weeks of vacation per year so they can spend the 1st 2 weeks in quarantine then there is

unfolding crossing from serbia hungry to read one day i might be covering politics and the next around my covering protests. but what's most important to me it's talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. play an important role protecting you ringback. this is al jazeera. hello i'm still ramadan you're watching the al-jazeera news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes spying claims and a mysterious fire china's ordered to shut its consulate office in the u.s. city of houston as the diplomatic intensifies. also the u.k. settles on a way to turn millions of home.

, including through expanding their own programs for membership for them. serbia i think, because of its history and its links to the soviet union is generally quite ambivalent about russia versus the west. this is a massive generalization, but in general terms. that's because of the fragility state in so many ways that we are familiar with. but how do we counter it? i think we've got to keep strengthening eu and nato and osce ties with those countries. we've got to help them be very transparent in their own legislation and the ways they tackle the money laundering and the interference. that means, i think, giving them more military training, more security training, more economic training. and probably more governance support so that they find it easier to resist some of the pernicious things that the russians do. i think it also means calling it out when we see it. if you remember the failed russian coup in montenegro got a lot of publicity. and i think that is probably an important deterrence. and then i think there is something about sharing best practices and making sure we all come

it's unfolding crossing from serbia to hungary to read what they might be covering politics and what actually might covering protests. what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. every other year french arms manufacturers gather outside paris in veal ponds to show off their newest and best armaments. along with us u.k. and german manufacturers they supply the saudi arabian that coalition in yemen with the bulk of their equipment. both the coalition led by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. and the hope the rebels have been accused of war crimes raising the possibility that their suppliers are also complicit. at the last arms trade show the cesar how with sara was on display used by the saudi national guard it has a 40 kilometer firing range and a one meter strike accuracy this powerful weapon has been a big seller for the next her group. none of the groups are presented to its would answer the filmmakers questions. but an extra

for king and king made it easier for poland and poland for ireland and ireland for serbia, serbia made it easier for the arab spring, the arab spring made it easier for ."sconsin talk about these connections. >> i believe there is something in human history -- i call it the spirit of history. it's like a spring, a stream, that continue to move. and individuals and forces come along that become symbols of what is good, what is right and what is fair. and that's why i wrote this little book, to say to people that you, too, can allow yourself to be used by the spirit of history. just find a way to get in the way. when i was growing up, my mother and father, my grandparents and great-grandparents were always telling me, "don't get in trouble. don't get in the way." but i was inspired by martin luther king, jr. and rosa parks and others to get in the way, to get in trouble -- good trouble, necessary trouble. and we all must find a way to have the courage to get in trouble, to do our part. every generation must find a a y to leave the planet, leave this little spaceship, earth, this lit

southern border with serbia. >> attention, attention, i'm warning you that you're at the hungarian border. >> wertheim: laszlo toroczkai, the mayor of the small border town of asotthalom, was one of the loudest voices urging the hungarian government to erect the fence. when he got his wish, he became smething of a populist, cult hero. this is about preserving-we keep hearing, "european values." what does that mean? >> laszlo toroczkai: for me, the european culture, the european values, are the classical music. mozart. beethoven. tchaikovsky. the european values. >> wertheim: it goes beyond pleasures of the ear, though. he also objects to mixing tastes. >> toroczkai: the foods, the european foods. for example, the doner- kebab in berlin, budapest. i would like to eat the doner kebab in istanbul. >> wertheim: we're spending a half a billion dollars on a fence to keep out doner kebabs? >> toroczkai: you know, we need this border fence to preserve our safe country. >> wertheim: in the same town, we found sandor nagy, who's part of the mayor's posse, patrolling for migrants. you might t

greatest of modern greek writers, in serbia that greek and on his tombstone he has the following idea which the quote i would put is, the same as the quote on his gravestone, which is: i want nothing, i fear nothing, i am free. and i would want it there because i think we need to be fearless in our lives. we need to do what we think is right without currying favor or fear and we need the perspective that whatever we do, we're only here for a brief moment or two in this world. so, if i were going to put something on the back of my business card i'd put this quote. >> host: in the leaders bookshelf you write that a thomas jefferson quote is on the back of your personal business card. >> guest: it's actually on the front of my card. >> host: okay. >> guest: i think i had you there. that one is very famous quote by our second president, someone we should all admire and jefferson said, i cannot live without books. and so on at the front of my business card is that on the bottom. >> host: well, we're going to play a little video from 2015, it and was from c-span program. it's from retired a

serbia, but they were different issues. what did they say to you when they tried to recruit you, and were they wearing a shabby raincoat? no, funnily enough, he was a scientist, or he purported to be a scientist because, at the time, astonishingly for all concerned, i was the correspondent for new scientist, covering eastern europe. so it was very convenient, because i knew nothing about science, and new scientist knew nothing about eastern europe, so we rubbed along very well. and i was invited by this mysterious czech scientist to come and discuss matters of environmental policy, and he spent the entire time very successfully getting me drunk and then trying to recruit me on behalf of czech intelligence, and he failed, because i was too drunk by then. that is a great story. pauline, quick question about next week, because we are going to get more russia in the news, aren't we, with this long anticipated russia report, which was produced by the intelligence and security committee, and we thought we'd see it last year, and then it was put off, to much frustration from many. we are go

tossing from serbia a the hungry for what's most important to me just talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines to the most human way possible to. hear it i just see it or we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. well i was about to turn wet on the coast of oman by the look of it yeah there's a great deal of plan around this is the edge of the monsoon and we are expecting at least a hurry if as it's showing us a lot about look at this this is proper rain some sort to develop the clusters themselves that wants to come towards the coast of oman and will probably make it by saturday so we look out for some interesting thunderstorms i'd say at the very least those that it's dried still haunts not particularly dusty tabs in the middle to high forty's their house 13 are an indication of a pretty humid and moving atmosphere and i'm pleasant feeling it is drive sarson catch the edges monsoon cloud which is showing a bit of a development recently a good few showers in ethiopia and eritrea back in south sudan far fewer in kenya or somalia ex

presidential elections. the first face—to—face talks between the leaders of serbia and kosovo for nearly two years have ended, with few signs of progress. kosovo's prime minister avdullah hoti described his meeting in brussels with the serbian president aleksandar vucic as difficult. mr vucic separately agreed, but he said there had been progress on certain issues. netflix added 10 million subscribers over the last three months, significantly more than the same time last year. but its shares fell almost i2% in after—hours trading because of a downbeat assessment for the rest of the year. tim baysinger is senior tv reporter with the wrap. he's in los angeles. welcome to you, what do you make of this? describes up, she is down? it sometimes the way it works here. wall street is a lwa ys it works here. wall street is always focused on what you can do tomorrow, not what you can do tomorrow, not what you can do yesterday, so when they said that they only expect to get 2.5 million subscribers for the next quarter, that was less than half of what analysts were expecting so naturally that's going

just on news of this the foreign ministry has called the plan pathetic. the leaders of serbia and kosovo have been to talks for the 1st time in nearly 2 years european union officials of praise the 2 countries for resuming talks aimed at easing tensions serbia has refused to recognize kosovo sovereignty since it declared independence in 2008. georgiades there with me so raman a reminder of our top news stories the u.k. the u.s. and canada have accused russian cyber spies of trying to steal coronavirus vaccine research they say the hackers are linked to russian intelligence services moscow denies the accusations we're not entirely sure but it feels in any event as if it's being done for their own purposes whether it's commercial or otherwise in any event as i said given the order to try to come together to find a vaccine for in people's bridge people here in the u.k. but also for people around the world i'm afraid it's a pretty egregious behavior and it is and it should be called. the governor of the u.s. state of georgia is suing the mayor atlanta for making it mandatory to wear f

into sending digital money known as bitcoin the leaders of serbia and kosovo have meant for talks for the 1st time in nearly 2 years european union officials have praised the 2 countries for resuming talks aimed easing tensions serbia has refused to recognize kosovo sovereignty since it declared independence in 2008 those stories of course on our website at al-jazeera dot com i'm back with more news in half an hour next on our desire it's witness in africa to stay with us. ok. that was. a joke yeah. the but. you know. you know. then and then to meet you know the barrel. of the night chinese indeed. 'd i think the that. will. be the most fun. and. mud in my joints. and in the good i mean that me to believe i'm obama. what he wants. for. more here. so far she has. the most certainly sludge and what's hot sauce is just. what harm is a sign that says yes i am male been hard on the ship. we will be just so easy but i so much has a way to get into. some of the sunday. hear. hear. demand i me some r. and d. . 120 why do you board a minute ago. it was a new one all the mile we never not m

money known as bitcoin the leaders of serbia and kosovo of member talks for the 1st time in nearly 2 years european union officials have praised the 2 countries for resuming talks aimed at easing tensions syria has refused to recognize kosovo sovereignty as a declared independence in 2008 those are the headlines more news in a half an hour inside story is next. well i mean you know as a boy's own go to war again both sides blame each other for the fighting on the border come their decades of animosity the result this is it's a story. hello and welcome to the program on iran come on it's a conflict with roots dating back to the collapse of the soviet union armenia and azerbaijan have been in dispute over the new going to cut about region for decades it's recognized internationally as part of azerbaijan but controlled by ethnic armenian forces there war ended in a cease fire in 1994 but there's been regular battles near the border ever since both accuse each other triggering the latest artillery bombardment and drone attacks north of no going to cut back fighting since sunday has kille

for resuming talks aimed at easing tensions serbia has refused to recognize kosovo sovereignty is a declared independence in 2008 there's the headlines more news in half an hour inside story is next. well i mean you go to war again both sides blame each other for the fighting on the border decades of animosity the result. hello and welcome to the program on iran come on it's a conflict with roots dating back to the collapse of the soviet union armenia and azerbaijan have been in dispute over the new go on a region for decades it's recognized internationally as part of azerbaijan but controlled by ethnic amin.

can hold here. leaders of serbia and kosovo have met for the 1st time in nearly 2 years the talks were held it in you headquarters in brussels with a bloc praising the 2 countries for resuming discussions which have been frozen since november 28th in serbia has refused to recognize kosovo's sovereignty since it declared independence in 20082 main rivals to the better roost president have thrown their election support behind the wife of an anti government blogger banker victoria very code was arrested last month and subsequently barred from the race because of a criminal case against him former ambassador valerie said carlo was also disqualified after his supporting petition was not a fide they're now backings for atlanta you can know your skier who is continuing her husband's political campaign as he faces up to 3 years in prison for threatening public order. still ahead this news out formula one drivers get ready for their 3rd race in as many weeks as a sport with andy. you . all. know is andy with all sports. thank you so much lauren round madrid of won the spanish league title for a

russia and arrested once in serbia —— the czechs. what did they say when they try to recruit you? were they wearing a shabby raincoat? funny enough, he was a scientist, at the time, iwas enough, he was a scientist, at the time, i was the correspondent covering eastern europe. it was very convenient because i knew nothing about science, and he knew nothing about science, and he knew nothing about eastern europe. i was invited by this mysterious czech scientist to come and discuss matters of environmental policy, and he spent the entire time successfully getting me drunk and trying to recruit me on behalf of the intelligence. he failed, i was too drunk. laughter that is a great story! quick question about next week. the intelligence security committee, it was put off too much frustration for many. looking at alleged interference in the referendum and the election of 2017, what do you anticipate might be in that?” the election of 2017, what do you anticipate might be in that? i don't know. let me make that clear, i don't have that secret information. i think there will be quite a

unless. it's a cease fire i can hold here. the leaders of serbia and kosovo have met for the 1st time in nearly 2 years the talks were held it you had courters in brussels with a bloc praising the 2 countries for resuming talks which have been frozen since november 28th so beers refused to recognize kosovo's sovereignty since it declared independence in 2008. 2 main rivals to the belarus president have thrown their election support behind the wife of an anti-government blogger banker a victim of a rico was arrested last month and subsequently barred from the race because of a criminal case against him former ambassador larry to cairo it was also disqualified after his supporting petition was not a fide than our backing is for atlanta to come to a skier who's continuing her husband's political campaign as he faces up to 3 years in prison for threatening public order. amount of top stories on out his era the kremlin has denied that russian cyber spies are trying to steal research on a possible corona virus vaccine the u.k. u.s. and canada say hackers who are part of russian intelligence

spike in serbia, the nation is building hospitals to deal with a 50% increase in cases in's countries parliamentary elections. introducednt briefly a week and curfew to slow down the virus spread which triggered violent protests. backing away from that, new measures include mandatory face masks. for the second time this week, the u.s. carried out a federal execution after nearly a two decade hiatus. 5-4supreme court voted clearing the way for wesley perky to be executed earlier today at an indiana federal prison. four liberals on the bench dissented, citing questions about his mental health. as david was talking about, the twitter accounts of some of the most prominent american business and political leaders were hacked. was an apparent attempt to promote a bitcoin scan. the account sent out tweets promising to double the money of anyone sending funds via bitcoin within 30 minutes. twitter says access was restored for most counts and is investigating. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 count