Their jobs in the cities to flee the coronavirus. Now they are back home and struggling to feed their families. And what does it take to recover from covid19 . A survivor tells us how she is coping in both mind and body. Im brent goff. Two reviewers on pbs in the United States and around the world, welcome. Relations between turkey and germany looks set to work in look set to worsen. Courts sentenced a german turkish journalist to more than two years in prison. He was tried in absent share, charged with spreading what turkish law defines as terrorist propaganda he was tried in absentia. Hoping for the best but preparing for the worst. Outside court, he had to break bad news to his client. He was convicted of spreading terrrrorist propaganda in absent in absentia. We will appeal todays verdict and continue to pursue justice. Todays ruling shows that turkish law is not about justice. An Istanbul Local Court found he breached local law, but he and his attorneys argue its an unfair ruling because a higher court had already found all his articles were lawfulul and under turkish constitution, which guarantetees press ruling. Todays ruling is in breach of the constitution because it ignores the earlier ruling. He has already served a year in a turkish prison. He says he was tortured, though ankara denies that. After his release, one of germanys best known turkey correspondents who led the country says he e could not expt justicice because the president had alreready condemned him. President erdogan had already publicly declared me a terrorist and a spy, soso if they had foud me innocent, that woululd havave been that he himself had breached the law b by condemning me. The case triggered a crisis in german relations with turkey when he was jailed. Berlin has already criticized the latest court ruling, saying it sends a falsese signal for rides in turkey. Print brent our next gueset is from amnesty internatational. Was this the verdict you are expected t to see handed down . I e expected there will be a verdict, thahat there will be a prison sentence because president erdogan was very much involveded i in the case. He declared him as a terrorist and agent, and under these conditions, we would not expect any judge in turkey to rulule in hiss fav. Brent we know there has been a crackdown on journalists and the media in the last two or three years. What does this verdict today mean for the worork of other foreign corrrrespondence tryingo work in turkey . Y . As you k know, there are more than 100 journalists in prison in turkey anyway and a number of foreign correspondence had to leave the country even before, and this verdict makes very clear that those who cross redlines for journalists in turkey will have to be careful, and perhaps they madade mevenen morere scared to report freelely ouout the s situation in turkey. Brent and the fact that most people say they are not surprised by todays verdict what does that say about the nonotion of an indndependent judiciary in turkey . We have the example of another trial similar in since of an ensconced statement indicating that this person has to be convicted, and at once, it was real, and there was disciplinary investigations against the judge that made the verdict. Brent we appreciate your time and insights tonight. Thank you. Here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. Britain, the u. S. , and canada are worried russian spies are attempting to carry out Cyber Attacks on Coronavirus Vaccine research. British Intelligence Services did not say which Research Centers may have been targeted or if any information has been stolen. Russia has denied any involvement. And britain leveled even more allegations against moscow today accusing russian actors of trying to disrupt last years general election. The foreign secretary has said this wasnt done by illicitly acquiring sensitive documents about a planned freetrade agreement with the United States and leaking them on social media. Russia says it will respond to what it calls the u. K. s unfriendly actions. The fbi has launched an investigation after several highprofile twitter accounts were hijacked by scammers. Prominent figures including barackck obama, elon musk, and e biden wewere among those target. The hack saw fake tweets sent from the accounts attempting to dupe people into donating cryptocurrency. An important agreement over how peoples online data is shared between europe and the u. S. Has been ruled illegal by the European Court of justice. Privacy activists had argued that the accord was unlawful because it gives the u. S. Government access to european citizens private data without their consent. Spain today recorded its highest daily increase in Coronavirus Infections in almost two months. 580 confirmed new cases. The news came as the country paused to remember what it has lost since the pandemic began. At a ceremony, tribute was paid to the tens of thousands of coronavirus victims and medical workers who have died. Its been a difficult time for this country. King phillipe and his wife, queen letizia, provided presesided over the solemn ceremony for the 28,000 spanish victims of the coronavirus. Today is a day that we will never forget. It will remain in our hearts because today we honor with the utmost piety and the highest honor of our state the thousands of citizens who have lost their lives due to the coronavirus. The European Commission president was among several top european figures present. One after the other, they showed their condolences by laying flowers. Guests also included those who were most impacted by the pandemic, such as relatives of the victims. Whehe i speak of mymy brotherm talking about all of them and remembering all of the. Them. At the end of the halfhour ceremony, a minute of silence. Brent as india approaches one million covid19 cases, the Northern State of bihar is under a new 15day lockdown. Beginning in march when the country went into its first lockdown, millions of Migrant Workers f fled theirr cities too return to o their own villagege, many of them, as you see here, on foot. They feared being left without food and clean water if they stayed. How have these workers been faring since they headed home . Dws india correspondent traveled there to find out. For nearly two weeks, who has been working on this water reservoir. It is seven hours of hard labor every day, especially for someone doing it for the first time. Hes one of more than 30,000 migrants fled home when india locked down in late march. Her husband had been making good money working two jobs. She focused on raising their five children. Ththey did not need a a second income. Then the shutdown hit. Her husband lost his work. The virus can come here, too. We are not afraid of that. We just camee here because there was no work there. Until now, we were making do with our savings, but now theres nothing left, so my husband has gone back. Her husband is now back with just one job at half the money. With much h ss incncome, she now needs to work, too. She and the others will learn a meager 1. 5 rupees a day, 23 euros for two weeks of worork. Yet,t, she i is lucky. Only three o of the workerers he arare returnene migrants. Jobs lik this one are cucuently the maiain reason, but one must have a governmentissued job card to be employed here. Local sellers say the process to get a new job can take months. The region and landscape leave little room for agriculture. Mostst have not bothered to geta job card. They can make five to 10 times more in the city, but the governments cash for work scheme, sporadicallyeployed to ortterm labor intensive projects, is all they have, and even these jobs are sparse. He spent a weeks pay to convince two Truck Drivers to cram into their vehicles with 70 other men. Without food and water to get there. For the last decade, he and his brother have worked as stonemasons to support their family of nine. His brother returned there this week to look for work and to pay off their overdue rent. He hasas been borrowing money at high Interest Rates to make ends meet. Everything g has been shut. What are we supposed to do . Theres never any work here anyway. The one government work project i heard of paid only a pittance for 13 days of work. What use iss thahat . He says his brother has warned him against going back. Cases are on the rise at another lockdown could be looming. But migrants like him know thaht for the s second time, they have to make a choice between facing the virurus and starvation. It is time to pack their bags again. Brent heres a look now at t se other stories makingng headlin. Chinas s ecomy startrted rollig agagain in the s second order Second Quarter chinas economy started growing again in the Second Quarter, raising hopes of a similar recovery in other countries, but in t the u. S. , 1. 3 million americans applied for Unemployment Benefits last week, the third week in a row at that figure. Millions of workers have lost their jobs in the pandemic. Unemployment in the United States stands at 11. 9 . The European Central bank chief has called on eurozone leaders to quickly agree on a coronavirus recovery plan. After its latest meeting, the ecb held back from topping up its best pandemic stimulus for the euro. Europes economy is slowly rebounding from the pandemic. From the economy to people, many people who suffered serious covid19 symptoms and survived have rehabilitation challenges. Apart from the physical ordeal, the psychological repercussions can also have longlasting effects on patients. We met one survivovor who is ony gradually getting back on the road to recovery. And breve. The lung test of the rehabilitation clinic is still exhausting for this covid19 survivor. These are very positive results. Im glad. She is making great progress. She was admitted to the hospital with bronchitis and a severe fever. Her initial coronavirus test was negative, but she was later diagnosed with covid19 with severe pneumonia and was put on a respirator by a doctor. It feels a first like water running into your lungs. I was terrified and feared for my life. I almost had a heart attack. My heart hurt for hours afterwards. I screamed and cried. I was in real trauma for several days afterwards. She has lived with the diagnosis for the past six weeks and has spent the last two here. Shes one of a handful of ex covid19 patients. The others here are recovering from cancer or surgery. Therapy here consists of physical exercise, breathing sessions, and methods of relaxation. She spends a lot of time here on the cross trailer. It has only been three days now i have not had to sleep so much and lie down during the day. There is this strange, extreme tiredness. Tiredness and a longlasting loss of taste are typical symptoms after covid19. What is surprising for us is that the damage done to the nerves massively limits our patients mobility. The psychological strain is also severe. They survived a lifethreatening disease, and they keep thinking about what could have happened. She spent a lot of time thinking about her father. He was in hospital with cancer and the coronavirus in the spring. She was only allowed to visit when he was dying. Two days after his death, she had the first symptoms herself and could not attend his funeral, something she discusses with her doctors here. More and more former covid19 patients are being admitted to rehabilitation in germany. Health Insurance Companies have started covering the cost to ease the pressure on hospitals. She is now immune and feels liberated. Just a few days ago, i laughed out loud for the first time. Thats when i thought, here i am again. I can laugh out loud and from the bottom of my heart. That was not possible for weeks. She plans to continue testing regularly, but for now, shes looking forward to life after covid19. Brent dozens of countries have launched Contact Tracing apps in an effort to keep the virus contained. It has been exactly one month since germany ruled out its own app. Tonight, we want to ask is it working . To answer that, my colleague is at the table with me. What do we know . Has it made a difference . Next theres two Things Health experts are looking at. How many people have downloaded the app thats one thing. In germany, 16,000 people have downloaded it 60 Million People have downloaded it in the first month. Its about 19 . An oxford study said in order for an app like this to be effective, at least 15 of the population have to use it. Another thing experts are looking at is how people are using this app. Are people registering that they have tested positive, and is this information being passed along to other users . The problem is that the app in germany is very data privacy oriented. They dont store user data, so its almost impossible to have any real statistics on how people are using it. Brent if you are not storing any data, that is proof that it is very conscious of data prprivacy. Is that a hindrance to actually prevent the virus from being spread . Yeah, data privacy experts are praising the app for how good it is in that field, but it definitely is a hindrance to how researchers and App Developers can look at how the app is working. In other words, the question of if the app is working brent we have to assume it is working, right . Everything is based on estimates so far. There is no evidence that the data privacy is actually making it worse. Some people are even saying it is more functional because the real important figure is how many people are using the app. Evidence says in germany, 16 Million People have downloaded the app. In other words, the more data privacy, the more people download the app, the better brent yes, big yes, less big brother. You downloaded the app on the day it was released. What has been your experience . I see you are still looking healthy. Thats right, and i still have my privacy. I downloaded the app, and it was pretty easy. You do it once. I have a low risk assessment. I have, like, a green box on my phone that says that i have not come in contact with someone who has the virus in the past 14 days. Thats a good sign. There were some problems at the beginning. Its at exposure login was not possible. When i went through the steps to turn that on, it did not change how the app was set, so i could not figure that out. Hopefully, that was not my fault, but there are reports of users experience being less than ideal, but so far, a lot of people have downloaded it. Brent thats good. The trust factor is really important. As always, thank you. A classic novel about berlins early 20thcentury underworld is enjoying a 21st Century Movie makeover. It has been adapted for the screen several times, but the latest awardwinning version centers the plot around an african migrants, a man in a new city who finds himself entangled in a world of crime. I was a refugugee all of my life. Now ive got a s second chance. Francis comes from westerern africa hehe wantso b build a new life n berlin after a traumatic journey. He wants to be good, lead a decent life, but how can you with no job and no papers . If you flee your homeland, you dont just lose your place, but you lose your language, your family, your comrades, your sense of family. For me, these are human values and the protagagonists struggl. Francis becomes a drug dealer in a berlin park. I had the feeling that if i fished one of these drug dealers out of the park, that would beea story that most people dont take seriously. He adaptpted one off germans bestknown urban novels. The tragic hero, seen here in a 1931 film version. He has just gotten out of prison and wants to get his feet on solid ground, but there is a monster that wont let him. The director transnsposes the protagonist to the present. The protagonist who cannot catch a break is francis, who becomes a criminal. We want to tell a story about characters. They demand innovation to understand where they are placed in a society. It is also a story about what it means to be black in a white majority society. Brent in the gaza strip, lockdown restrictions have been eased, and palestinian Football Players are practicing together again, and that includes a team of young amputee players, many of whom were injured in the israelipalestinian conflict. What happens on this pitch is a matter of skill, balance, and strength, both physical and mental. These palestinian athletes are all amputees. We are very happy because we are getting back to activity. 26 players have gathered here in gaza. Some lost limbs to artillery fire over the last 12 years during which the ruling Islamist Militant Group hamas fought three wars with israel. Child casualties who persevered. I got injured in the 2014 war in which i lost five members of my family. But when i started playing football and sports in general, i felt that i got rid of many things inside me and gain positive energy. Ive been injured for the past six years. Today i returned to playing sports after six years of injury. The team are sponsored by the International Committee for the red cross, which provides the space, the uniforms, and the crutches, all of which help to, in many cases, vastly increase levels of selfesteem. Brent a Portuguese Club celebrated their 29th league title wednesday following a 20 when over lisbon. They needed just a point to clinch the title. The clubs latest title was celebrated inside an empty stadium at the end of the campaign disrupted by the pandemic. Police in the u. S. State of florida have finally been able to round up a vast moving fugitive. Take a look this runaway kangaroo was spotted hopping through the city of Fort Lauderdale early thursday. Its unclear where he came from. The everglades are not the outbreak. Deputies were able, however, to call her the critter and get him inside a Police Cruiser to collar the critter and get him inside a Police Cruiser. After a short break, i will be bac