yett the president there keeps criticizing the lockdown meant to slow down the spread of the disease. on sunday he greeted hundreds of people protesting against lockdown. reporter: brazilian president is still staunchly opposed to the lockdown. reporter: although the president continues to minimize the disease, this time he chose not to get too close to the anti-lockdown protesters greeted outside the presidential palace. with some exceptions. this demonstration took place as the number of infected pazed the 100,000 figure. the number of dead passing the 7,000 victims. experts say the real figure could be 10 or 15 times higher. that's why brazil states decided to impose the lockdown. to slow down the spread of the disease. and why they say his criticism is dangerous. many residents back the lockdown. reporter: schools and businesses will remain closed at least until may 11. and to encourage residents to keep their distances and abide by the rules, the city of rio de janeiro symbolically lit the statue of christ redeememer wita mamask on his face. annette: ventilators says it's foiled

let's face it, it's being talked yett all the time, and everything today has happened in the past, upd including camps some have described as concentration camps and others have described as facilities that are treating everyone fairly. we have to start learning from the things that have happened. because there are lessons there . history is important. this book i am writing, i just hope people go, wait a minute. where is this happening today? susan: book number 32? jeff: when you cannot write good, write a lot. it has always been my philosophy. susan: the name of the current book is "the vagabonds." thank you so much for telling some of its story to us. jeff: my pleasure, thank you. ♪ announcer: all q&a is available on our website and as a podcast. c-span.org. on q&a, malcolm gladwell talks about his book, "talking to strangers," about how we make judgments about people we do not know. that is next sunday at 8 p.m. p.m. eastern on c-span. >> monday night at 8:30 p.m. eastern, david baldacci talks about his writing career and books on in-depth. 2.ch book tv on c-span >> boris johnson

a result of hard work by both the trump administration and your agency in the state of of indiana, yett seems to be a story that is rarely highlighted. i am glad that you mentioned earlier the problems that you made, and, like i said, along can you explain how ambient air quality measures have made improvements across the country? >> absolutely. we have redesignated 38 , and iinment areas , and this have more is with the states and local governments to make sure they are implemented different procedures and processes to improve the air quality in their .ommunities as of today, the entire state of florida is in attainment. we have designated communities, in addition to the three mentioned in indiana, a number of communities, and ohio. along the midwest so-called rust belt. we are working with communities to make sure they are providing clean air and meeting the standards across the word dashboard -- board. and thank you for raising that, because it is at the state level and also the local government level. there is a lot of work for reaching and maintaining the air quality standards that