masks and shields are the new normal for air travelers. plus, tips to stay healthy when you reach your vacation destination. and staging a revolution this holiday. h hamilton asks us to re-examine. first, here s today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. covid-19 is not going away. it s getting worse. i don t think anyone predicted a sunbelt resurgence. another day, another record in the number of confirmed covid cases. with fourth of july, there s concern numbers will rise even higher. we haven t totally succeeded yet. we will soon. but we haven t killed all of the virus yet. president trump is celebrating after the u.s. economy posted its best single month job gain in history. we re still down 15 million jobs. the apparent murder of vanessa guillen. the investigation is not over and our efforts are ongoing. prosecutors have charged ghislaine maxwell with grooming young girls for epstein. ghislaine finally stands charged for her roles in this.
voters. deadly outbreak. there s no risk to the water supply from legion airs disease. officials try to calm fears after the alarming spread of legion airs disease in new york city. lobbying onslaught. this is not about me and it s not about pam a. it s about the team. president obama and binyamin netanyahu make duelling appeals to the american jews for and against the nuclear iran deal good evening, i m antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. we begin out west in california where at this hour. 20 million firefighters are are burning. the rocky is the largest, it s on assumed more than 65,000 air. jacob ward has the story from lake country california. reporter: these firefighters come from all over the world. this captain drove 6,000 miles, he was checked in and assigned a task. we are headed to interstate 20 near the biggest priority of the rocky fire. yesterday the fire jumped highway 20, burning north, burning 32 acres, bringing the fire to a total of 65,
taking the migrant crisis seriously. a prominent u.s. civil rights activist accused of lying about her racial identity. large and complex. that s how the world health organisation described the m.e.r.s. outbreak in south korea. and warns more people will be affected. earlier health authorities say 12 more outbreaks. reporter: at this market in seoul, they have brought out the big guns in the fight against m.e.r.s. the government calling for calm. if contamination spreads, few could be listening. many customers stayed away. translation: sales have dropped 40 to 50%. not many are walking around. people are hiding it. numbers that have gone down have gone down significantly. we hope the situation is solved. on friday, the south korean president visited the heart of the m.e.r.s. response organization along with a team giving this warning. the outbreak is large and complex. more cases should be anticipated. because of this the government should remain villageant and inte
international pressure the government determined to show that they are taking the migrant process seriously. and the conviction of a former political fundraiser in the us puts election campaign financing in the spotlight first, the world health organisation warns of more people infected with middle eastern respiratory syndrome or m.e.r.s. since the outbreak in south korea last month, 138 cases have been confirmed and at least 14 people have died. richard thompsett reports. reporter: at this market in seoul, they have brought out the big guns in the fight against m.e.r.s. the government repeatedly called for calm. as fear of contamination spreads few are listening. shopkeepers say many customers are simply staying away. translation: sales dropped by 40 to 50%. not many are walking around. kids are hiding at home. the numbers of people have gone down. i hope the m.e.r.s. situation is sold soon so our business improves again. reporter: on friday the south korean pres
government here is determined to show that they are taking the migrant process seriously. and black or white. a civil rights activist is accused of lying about her racial identity. first news from pakistan. we are hearing of air strikes in north waziristan. the pakistani military saying that many fighters have been killed close to the afghan border. this is all part of an operation which was launched last june against the taliban, and other armed groups in the area. let s get more now by talking to kamal hyder, our correspondent. joining us from outside the capital islamabad. what more can you tell us? according to the military, they were air strikes close to the border. the military movement into the area in june. it was an operation which led to the displacement of 1 million people from north waziristan. this bombardment has taken place close to the border because many of the fighters escaped that area, but some of them remaining in a very difficult mountainous area,