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picked up covered 9000 patients and one of the worst hit areas on the outskirts of the capital is john holmes report. this is how many do already and so he'll finish the shift racing down the highway on the outskirts of mexico city trying to find a host between the patient. is just the latest case in a hectic 2 months everything is like that in 20 years of what he is a paramedic i've never seen anything like this i thought the west side was the earth quake of 27000. they work in this work to a packed mix crew city suburb code that has hit hard. many he couldn't afford to stay home during the government decree quarantine meant a lot of patients. and so he was battling through it was mourning his own loss just 3 weeks ago it came back to him when he recently transferred a dying patient. and i like he was elderly and it reminded me of my grandfather because he died of cova to you and i was looking at this man's last moments of life and i saw my granddad reflected there. now they were on the last case of the day jose luis a big chill delivery man only 39 years old because he doesn't. think that y

do short of intervening physically in stopping these tankers from get them getting to venezuela john holmes for the latest thanks very much. let's cross over to my canonize washington d.c. and mike obviously that the u.s. administration and president trump has been ramping up the pressure on caracas. and they will be keeping a very close eye on what's going on certainly across the atlantic. indeed yes there's been no formal statement from the white house as yet in recent days but to several sources within the administration of told various news agencies that yes. administration is considering what measures it will take in the light of these attackers approaching venezuela and now the u.s. special envoy for iran brian who has spoken out to a degree to al-jazeera he's actually trying to appears to ease the situation he says that the u.s. will follow international law it has no military exercises planned in that particular region he says as well though that the u.s. is considering additional sanctions and possible legal action against iran for breaking the sanctions against venezuela as he put

among 13 people arrested as part of a plot to kill him opposition leader also denies involvement john holmes has more. 2 americans captured along with 11 others after a failed on the incursion into venezuela they tried to get him by sea but the plan floundered off the coast 8 were killed according to the venezuelan government minister lionel's this man said he do. jordan good drove a u.s. sick special forces soldier turned security contractor he was aiming to topple nicolas maduro together with a few dozen ex members of venezuela's armed forces something 100 hours a daring and 5 u.s. raid was launched from the border of colombia deep into the heart of caracas our men are continuing to fight right now by drew himself claimed that his long time enemies were behind it. yesterday sunday made venezuela face down and attempted maritime incursion from terrorists mercenaries that were trained in colombian territory and financing and support from the united states and the current colombian government on tuesday president trump dismissed that nothing to do with our government the venezuelan government

infections but experts are saying the numbers could be much higher because of a lack of testing john holmesreports from near mexico city. for 2 weeks this mexican criminal tore him has been going day and night exhausted workers told us that almost all of those here a covert victims. we are working to triple what we usually do we just can't keep up before we committed it when one and 3 bodies a day now it's up to 15 or 20. the country's official quoted they have told is it just over 3000 that's in a country of almost 130000000 people at the peak of its epidemic there are fears in reality it could be higher. of a criminal for him to report there also max capacity like this one in it's to palapa on the outskirts of mexico city that i have assisted enough imo sometimes our ovens are so saturated we have to cremate the following day we leave the bodies at the hospital because we have no room for them if given the list of the countries coronavirus saw sit in a prove that the real number of cases likely to be at least 8 times higher than the official figure. many other countries also admit that th

125000000 people or despite all this the country is poised to ease its lockdown restrictions as john holmes reports some parts of mexico city never closed. the digging 1st graves in the symmetry of it's to pull up a district in mexico city. outside the hearses a queuing to get in with the danger of infection all around ramon continues to sell his flowers i was told you know look at the one of the look at it that we're living day to day we have nothing saved and if i stop working what will i eat when my family. is to pull up his miscues most populous district in the hardest hit by covert despite that life and commerce hasn't stopped. mexican quarantines definitely been of the sulfur i-t. with people encouraged rather than forced to stay home and authorities often turning a blind eye towards those breaking the rules you're not going to miss but rick you have with us that remember that point we're not allowed to open until the start of june but the truth is we can't last out any more. the country's just had its highest daily number of cases. that hasn't stopped mexico city's government announc

well correspondent john holmes enjoys going from mexico city and it seems that brazil certainly is dealing with a great deal of political thought the president is anyway between himself and his critics yet the health situation in some states is causing real concern and nothing's being done about it. yet this is the worst a country in latin america brazil without a doubt you saw from ellis some of those report there what's going on in the city of man hours in the hours a region it's quite terrible we see video of dead bodies along with live patients in hospitals there we've heard about mass graves being dug up bodies being piled on top of the other others and to relatives of complained about the book we've just heard actually a statement has come out from the defense ministry of brazil from the armed forces basically saying that they're in support of book crissy in support of free free speech and against attacks on the press and they're saying that basically in the context of the reuters news agency reporting that 3 photographers were attacked when both sonata met with supporters in the ral

world behind the united states also peru has extended its lockdown until the end of june here's john holmes. in latin america's biggest graveyard the bodies are being put into the earth quickly without ceremony and so marchant you don't think the call is 5 by 5 to make 5 funerals in a row we can't have a week we can't do anything alina can say goodbye to her father if she'd like while he was alive she's being denied that he had to ask you keep me face out paper the evidence when i misses not being able to kiss him because i work in the health sector i was afraid of catching something in passing it on to him so i didn't kiss him anymore we didn't touch each other we kept our distance. this is brazil where the virus has killed more than 20000 is the worst hit country in latin america the region fast becoming the center of the pandemic and the government should be taking care of things is in turmoil president joy abel sonata has lost 2 health ministers in a matter of weeks and he's also involved in a separate political scandal when some of the family there's a lot of instability we get so much

well john holmes our correspondent following events for us from mexico city and obviously several versions about exactly what happened we've heard part of the official narrative what else has the government been saying. but you delay is to speak for mrs been president donald trump of the united states basically said this is nothing to do with us he said that just it just an hour or so ago so the u.s. basically. denying responsibility for this saying that these guys acted alone and so on white guilt the man that more than 50 countries have said it's the legitimate leader of venezuela he's also said this has nothing to do with us and he said we're actually worried about now is that the government's going to use this to stop persecuting the opposition in the country the government of venezuela has said that they're going to deploy $25000.00 military personnel to search for those who may have been involved with this incursion into the country circles of different reasons lying around there of the state the venezuelan government as you said saying the u.s. and the opposition are both the u.s. a

monday 2 and a half months after went into lockdown but infections are still on the rise as it was john holmes joined paramedics near mexico city. this is how majority insert he'll finish their shift racing down the highway on the outskirts of mexico city trying to find a hospital for their patient. is just the latest case in a hectic 2 months. don't you think that in 20 years of working as a paramedic i've never seen anything like this i thought the worst was the earthquake of 27000 this beats it. they work in this work with a packed mix crew city suburb code that has hit hard. many couldn't afford to stay home during the government decree quarantine meant a lot of patients. and so he was battling through it mourning his own loss just 3 weeks ago it came back to him when he recently transferred during patient. and i like he was elderly and it reminded me of my grandfather because he died of coven too and i was looking at this man's last moments of life and i saw my granddad reflected there. now they were on their last case of the day jose luis a big chill delivery man only 39 years old becaus

picked up covert 900 patients at one of the worst hit areas on the outskirts of the capital here's john holmes reports. this is how many dorian so he'll finish their shift racing down the highway on the outskirts of mit's crusader trying to find a hospital for a covert patient. and this is how they began it on patrol in the district there's a well. it's one of the capitals most packed in covert hit suburbs. the 1st places ben says a policeman who they've worked with before he has trouble breathing. no he's well enough to stay home for now but in mexico the case count keeps growing despite the government's assurance it would peak 3 weeks ago. health services are still coping with the team or full stretch. giving thanks they got it and in 20 years of working as a paramedic i've never seen anything like this i thought the war said she was the ethically can 2070 but this is worse. because coming quick and fast. this is just one of 3 i'm going to stick a picking up patients we called it in a district of more than a 1000000 people so as you can guess they're almost constantly on the move. on top of

. >> john perry believes holmes can restore something many see lacking in this case. trust. >> there's a lot of suspicion. of course, you have good apples, bad apples. but, unfortunately, it seems like our bad apples have been at the top. and so there's a lack of trust. >> reporter: holmes's office is 300 miles away. a distance that could make her seem an outsider. >> the difference here, though, is she's not from atlanta. she's from valdosta and valdosta's not next door but it's a lot more like brunswick than atlanta is. so i think she understands small-town georgia. she understands south georgia. >> reporter: holmes was an only child raised in a working-class neighborhood. her mother, a nurse. her late father, retired military. cedric mobley went to high school with holmes. he, too, believes she's the right person, at the right time. >> she really understands the impact that the way a situation like the one in brunswick has on the entire community. and i think that that's why she is the perfect person to be helming this case because she is conscientious of the way t

regard to communism, the communist party, organized labor and all of the other evils that john henry wigmore, after holmes issued his dissent in abrams, wrote an article where he said in effect they are promoting the freedom of [indiscernible] totally sobering article. i commend it to people. it is a catalog of all of the evils that five men publishing a publication in judicial that got virtually no certification, no one ever read, going to bring down the war effort of the united states. we tend to forget another reality, the significant conservativism. in the new deal, john davis, a famous attorney, infamous in some respects, official spokesman for the american bar association, writes an article he says the federal government is not [indiscernible] ie what is all of this new deal stuff? it is not with the government should be doing. couple that with what you see if you look in the newspapers of the time, january 22, the new york times, communists were pouring into -- boring into me grow labor. october 22, 1926, the banner headlines, san francisco examiner, third [indiscernible] caught, confesses four bea

holmes. you're watching "cnn newsroom." now, on saturday johns figures showed the number of coronavirus cases around the world topped 4 million. the country with far and away the most cases remains the united states. with just about 4% of the world's population, it has a third of the cases. 1.3 million. and more states are taking steps to emerge from their lockdowns. in fact, almost every u.s. state will be back in business by monday to at least some extent. in los angeles golfers finally allowed to hit the course this weekend, wearing masks of course. as u.s. balances opening back up with staying safe, the pandemic hitting close to home for some of the most prominent doctors working on the crisis. cnn's jeremy diamond with that. >> reporter: well, three top doctors on the white house's coronavirus task force are now going to be teleworking, working from home, carrying out some form of self-quarantine for the next two weeks after coming into contact with somebody at the white house who tested positive for coronavirus in just the last week. that i

john sarbanes of maryland. congressman sarbanes: thank you very much, madam speaker. let me first join you in saluting eleanor holmes-norton for her incredible career. i'm standing here with two amazing champions of voting in this country. for the work they have done, we should all be very grateful, but eleanor holmes-norton's advocacy on behalf of the vote, on behalf of women, and on behalf of the district of columbia is legendary. it began decades ago, continues in force today, and i want to thank her for her leadership in the d.c. statehood bill. we got that out of committee, as you know, very proud to do that. we think there is strong momentum, and actually, within the corners of hr1, there was findings and language that set the table for this in many ways, and i want to thank congresswoman norton for all of her efforts and supports behind act.and the people pelosi, what can i say, ,o greater advocate for women in this country, for women in the women candidates that joined our ranks in 2018 are testament to the incredible work and leadership, and groundbreaking nature of nancy pelosi's time and career in public