a 500000000000 dollar rescue plan to help countries hit hard by the pandemic. oil producers agree on the biggest cut in production ever but not everyone is yet ready to turn off the tap. and resurrecting a special good friday mass a year after the iconic cathedral was devastated by fire. of the u.s. says he tells al-jazeera about the difficulties it faces twisting your fleets and cell phones plus known for its inglese plans to put on the u.f.c. to $49.00 in california are stopped amid the coronavirus pandemic. now the death toll from the corona virus across the united states has now passed 16 and a half 1000 in new york they re all signs of improvement with a drop in hospital admissions but it s still the west affected state and had a record number of deaths for a 3rd straight day now pictures have been matched of mass burials as morgues run out of space christensen reports. hart island is new york city s potter s field where those with no family or means to arrange a funeral
a state of emergency but will people stick to social distancing rules. in the wilds of oil producers agree on the biggest cut in production ever but not everyone is ready to turn the tap off. and on peter cymru this. minister wants his country s doping been removed while 6 members of barcelona s board removed themselves resign in protest the president calls the bottom that s coming up later this news hour. all the while it is now nearing 100000 deaths from coronavirus the united states has the highest number of infections and in new york now mass burials are taking place as morgues run out of space christensen reports. part island is new york city s potter s field where those with no family or means to arrange a funeral are laid to rest they used to bury 25 people a week here in the age of the coronavirus it s about that number every day counting the dead is now part of the daily routine for the gov 911 was supposed to be the darkest day in new york for a generation we lose 2
we reached out to our russian colleagues and say please provide us the data and we can finish that case what we then saw was that data where deleted and rolled out of where they lead it so we could not anymore finish finish our cases so therefore it is almost impossible now to really go to the to to every case and to find out whether this outlet was innocent or not and i think this was the russians fold in all our folds and therefore we are really disappointed about about that point nevertheless we want to make sure that stilled to day to day to not lets up or take that and therefore with from our point of view the neutral outlets is a good way of of exonerate those that were not part of the cheats and were not part of any deletions and therefore for our point of view it s a good decision. ok thank you. here s a question and then how or behind you. this comes the b.b.c. jonathan surely the most robust punishment would have been a blanket ban i just wondered how close so if yo
being caught. one person s case unraveled years of large scale cheating a trove of documents suggesting kenya s national anti doping agency was helping the country s team get away with it more than a 100 athletes caught red handed no not russia kenya but the punishment wasn t sweeping it was specific individual to each test and case or how wide a call did not institutionalised drug taking another scandal that snowballed olympic skiing it looked like parts pulled from the american horror story script. so a doping cartel with the now infamous german magic has their ringleader a whole network concocting mechanisms to fool the agency keeping sport clean you d be shocked to know the sport you play all watch is swarming with drug cheats but the focus remains tight on russia those other scandals cost into the media archive and forgotten so reports of institutional conspiracy check and undercover doping network check what about implicating one of the giants of sport coat with its nam
trump later on tuesday i m going to get your scope at the sports the world anti-doping agency finds itself facing criticism from all sides after handing russia a 4 year ban from sports. thank you very much for joining us we begin this news hour in algeria where a court has sentenced to former prime ministers to long prison terms for corruption i made or height we yeah he was sentenced to 15 years and his predecessor abdel to 12 the charges came from sweeping investigations into fraud allegations after the former president up there as he s beautifully stepped down in april let s bring in who is covered algeria extensively for us here on al-jazeera a significant ruling that comes just 2 days before the election tell us 1st up. who s been convicted and why folly it is quite significant of the same time it s unprecedented you have 3 people widely considered by the alleged by the algerians as the main pillars of the political elite in algeria during the time of former president of