welcome back to the doctor christiane put pascoe's team came to colombia at the government's request in collaboration with local experts they hope to improve testing capacities especially in remote regions that lack an adequate infrastructure to face the pandemic. i will goal is to establish testing in the north of the country along the border with venezuela the region is home to a large population not a mention of i mean these and we want to make sure that these people have access to safe diagnostics to enable the implementation of effective public health measures in the region again i think on. knowing where help is needed is crucial for the mission success. in one of the country's top labs the team from germany learns that things are in a very different way to back home. loans it was in one of our research projects in germany processed 60000 samples between january and april with the help of robots here they told us that they process the same amount of samples manually working 17 hours a day that's very impressive. more impressive but the battle against the virus isn't only fought

court will now only allow take out there's no seating inside and finally you if you're a member of pasco you can now bring in your own bag. the catch is you have to fill that bag up yourself. but for now in south san francisco charles clifford kron 4 news. >>hundreds of san francisco firefighters emts and dispatchers they got well-deserved recognition in the form of a free meal kron four's more in keller says that she was there as mayor london breed was helping to hand out lunches at a fire station at a park. >>i just wanted to stop by. show my appreciation i wore my fire engine rive mayor london breed handed out back lunches prepared by a local sudanese cafe to the men and women working at a fire station 6. >>it was a way to honor international firefighters day in a way to say thank you for the risk they take every day especially during this pandemic. >>i just i can't thank you all enough away to. we're going to get through this. we're going to be a stronger city because of it. >>and we have you to thank for that over 500 meals were delivered to firefighters emts and dispatchers in san

hospital all means everybody- nobody was where a mosque apart from pasco who's. picked it out with the mosque. he wore with us persoson who a also one peren per review the troops in the ladydy that the speech to the nation on victory the u. s. so it's possible that he hasn't been approved. of residents is up to his country residence outside moscow. he's taking meetetings by video conference e rarely goes ouout in pubublic hs been t tested everyday consistet he's healthy smoking fell. because of in moscow thank you very much and data and that do stay safe as well. next cover nineteen deaths in the u. k. i'm not over forty thousand but the actual picture could be even worse. twenty four hours after prime ministeter boris johnson's address to the nation. o on the first steps to easing lockdown the uk's own o. n. s. that's the office of national statistics. reports that in more than fifty thousand deaths in twenty twenty that's fifty thousand more than w would h have been expected. at this time of year normally. the british government will extend its financial suppor

pandemic these differences become irrelevant building on the lasting benefits of scientific exchange dr pascoe'smission is meant to be but a 1st step in a cooperation it's hoped will outlive the common enemy. and meantime by now it's become well known that health care workers and others are suffering severe stress from their work fighting cope at 191 hospital in mexico has taken on a new special employee whose mission it is to help relieve some of that stress. preparing for work on the front lines and during a pandemic you can never be too careful. mate holly the 3 year old pug who works 2 hours a day at a mexican hospital to help raise spirits among health care workers. getting some colleagues want to carry harley or play with him right away we have to consider the long lasting deprivation of physical contact most it's significant especially for staff on the frontlines even segregated themselves from their own families to avoid the possibility of infection. hollies i know let's see it says she's surprised by all the smiles hollies brought out of the health care workers treating patients with co

pandemic these differences become irrelevant building on the lasting benefits of scientific exchange dr pascoe's mission is meant to be but a 1st step in a cooperation it's hoped will outlive the common enemy. you're watching today of a news still to come the double reporters tell us how covert 19 is making family life a rough ride where they lived around the world. the typhoon has slammed into the east and for. beans as authorities struggle to evacuate hundreds of thousands of people but many of the emergency shelters are overcrowded with no means of social distancing and without proper safety gear against a coronavirus typhoon is expected to strip across densely populated areas before exiting in the north sunday. is packing powerful sustained winds of up to 150 kilometers per hour the typhoon has devastated parts of the country and it's putting millions of lives at risk because of the coronavirus pandemic areas hit by the typhoon are under lockdown and people are trying to stay at home to avoid infection. the authorities ever vacuity had around 200000 people they now face contracting the virus

at a nursing home in pasco county, florida, relatives couldn't get anywhere near their mothers and grandmothers to wave, honk and call them. but "the wall street journal" is now reporting that federal regulators are drafting new guidelines to allow visitors to go back to nursing homes under some very strict standards and in multiple phases. but they're getting warnings from health experts they should not reopen these facilities too soon. >> brian todd reporting for us, thank you. we have more news just ahead. family at home or those at work, principal is by your side. we're working hard to answer your questions. like helping you understand what the recently passed economic package can mean for you. we're more than a financial company. we're a "together we can get through anything" company. now, more than ever. "show me what you're made of." so we showed it our people, sourcing and distributing more fresh food than anyone... our drivers helping grocers restock their shelves. how we're helping restaurants open pop-up markets. and encouraging all americans to take out to give back. adversity came

pasco says its members can by no more than three fresh meat products at a time and meet processing plants are opening and agricultural economist say we don't have to worry about the food supply problem becoming severe. >> we have plenty of meat for people. as it gets more expensive some of us will find cheaper substitutes as we go along. >> meet producing giant tyson foods warned about projects and now the capacity to process pork has fallen 50%. it's not just beef and pork being impacted. the same problems affect poultry producers but to a lesser extent and we can continue to see fluctuations in the prices of some of these items. beef and pork and may be poultry as well in the weeks ahead because of these problems at the processing facilities nationwide. reporting live. allie rasmus. "ktvu fox 2 news." >> asking for donation for coronavirus is. new pillows and blankets still in the packaging and new shower shoes and clean sweatshirts. donations are being accepted at the richmond center civic parking lot at 22nd street and at the summer center at martinas at 2050 arnold way. actually that

at a nursing home in pasco county florida, they couldn't get anywhere near their mothers and grandmothers mother's day so they had to drive by, honk, call them. >> oh, it's emotional. all right. >> reporter: "the wall street journal" is now reporting that federal regulators are drafting new guidelines to allow visitors to return to nursing home facilities with very strict standards. reached by cnn, they would not comment on the journal report but they did not refute it. medical experts are warning not to open these facilities too soon and nursing home industry groups are warning that these places need a lot more resources like protective gear before they should reopen. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> the family of a blackman shot and killed while jogging in the u.s. state of georgia is hoping they're a little closer to justice. ahead, what u.s. officials plan to do with ahmaud arbery's case. n ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases f

court will now only allow take out there's no seating inside and finally you if you're a member of pasco you can now bring in your own bag. the catch is you have to fill that bag up yourself. but for now in south san francisco charles clifford kron 4 news. >>tonight, san francisco's police chief says that officers will now where only neutral face coverings that is to defuse the controversy sparked by officers sent to a protest wore masks with the thin blue line flag. chief bill scott says that he considers the blue flag and stripe a meaningful expression to honor fallen officers, but he says that some see the symbol as divisive and disrespectful the masks had been ordered and distributed by the police officers union tonight tyson foods says that it's looking ahead to the rest of 2020 and the company says that the challenges it's been dealing with because the coronavirus are not going to let up any time soon. tyson closed down its largest plant in iowa because so many of its workers tested positive for the coronavirus and other plants eventually shut down too in a new report released toda

pasco good luck getting inside because it's so full of people as well social distance that you might just broken up outside while you wait to go inside. i guess the best to start your day early and call it a day se at around 9 o'clock, here's puerto nick. he was walking by we asked them to stop because that's what we do. >>want to ask you what are you doing to beat the heat you're talking about how hot it was yesterday's and it's going to be even hotter today. yeah so high went to gulf yesterday and saw how it was going to today when i checked the weather channel out last night and said you know, i wake up early for work anyway, so when we got up a couple hours earlier 5.30 get the day started went for a nice 8 mile walk today all the way to a lime ridge and then just wrapping up my my morning and get back inside for for the a c. >>the rest of the day that i had it been say noon you started this it been like no as it's done sometimes it's just too late the nano chance one night i got to work i could maybe get out there. the lunch hour my fiance plans to go on noone but i'm gonna go b

court will now only allow take out there's no seating inside and finally you if you're a member of pasco you can now bring in your own bag. the catch is you have to fill that bag up yourself. but for now in south san francisco charles clifford kron ford. >>you may be able to travel domestically but don't plan on using your passport anytime soon why overseas travel might not resume this year. >>plus elective surgeries are on hold because of covid-19 well they were they're now back we'll hear from stanford health care of i wanted my hepatitis c gone. i put off treating mine. epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. whatever your type, epclusa could be your kind of cure. i just found out about mine. i knew for years. epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. i had no symptoms of hepatitis c mine caused liver damage. epclusa is only one pill, once a day, taken with or without food for 12 weeks. before starting epclusa, your doctor will test if you have had hepatitis b, which may flare up, and could cause serious liver problems during and after treatment. tell your doctor if you have had he

anti china rhetoric began to ramp up a week ago following a meeting with his campaign manager brad pasco the possibility is that the president's being persuaded that china bashing is an effective election strategy that would delight his political base it was just a few weeks ago that president trump was describing the chinese leader as his very good friend now for whatever reason it's a relationship that is very much at risk mike hanna al-jazeera washington confirmed cases of the coronavirus are slowly rising in africa now health experts warn efforts to contain the virus of being undermined by misinformation including from some african leaders catherine sawyer reports from kenya's capital nairobi. victor evers job as a journalist to the facts checking agency is to verify information on the internet and examine the truth to what government and political leaders are saying he especially needs to be more diligent during the coronavirus pandemic never has just analyzed the social media video of the governor of kenya's capital nairobi. who recently included potholes of a brand of cognac in fo

guides the collection that makes the archives and then when people go to the archives to see about the pascoe what they come out with is often a replicate of the story guided the archive to begin with. there's more going on but to get back to in a moment but there is this intense reciprocal relationship going on. what to do with native americans who were clearly here? basically a talk in the book about how the ongoing presence of native americans both then and now has represented for american exceptionalism and especially difficult problem because american exceptionalism often does not begin with native american. it begins with the arrival of europeans. that's with the story begins and the story is meant to tell a certain kind of, come to enhane certain values which ditch don't work you begin with a history of native americans. here's a various people solve this problem. belknap and women and others. basically make native americans a part of the wilderness setting against which the story of america unfolds. they are like the trees, just kind of here, they're part of the blank slate for when t

iphones with face recognition will automatically switch to the pasco and screen if it detects the users wearing a mask. it is expected in the upcoming update. >>> disney is getting into the facemask business when his theme parks in the states are closed due to the pandemic. the company has unveiled a new line of cloth masks featuring characters from disney, pixar, marvel and star wars films. the masks are sold in a pack of four. for $20. this goes to medical workers around the world. >>> the hotel industry will be forced the four seasons hotel in new york city is checking every purse percent who enters the building. a nurse is at the interests entrance taking temperatures. people receive personal protective equipment along with a sticker showing they have been cleared. fewer people will be allowed on elevators. >> when you come to a hotel, if there is not a doorman outside that's a different experience than they are used to. we can't valet park their cars anymore because it would violate social distancing. >>> some hotels may begin asking guests about their health and travel history be