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reporter: there are many like sophia hassan, trying to help others. they're the backbone of the nairobi's kibera quarter. people who won't give up, no matter how long the crisis lasts. host: in brazil, the coronavirus has been downplayed by the country's president jair bolsonaro. despite testing positive, he has pressed local governments to end lockdown measures and social distancing. the outbreak in brazil has claimed the second-highest number of deaths after the u.s. yet many brazilians are retunecessity. repeporter:avis it's a tough job wororking asa snack vendor on copacabana beach. laelson de oliveira wanders up and down in the sweltering heat for hours. he has no other choice. laelson: selling on the beach is still banned, but i just had to work again, because the government doesn't provide enough support. reporter: copacabana beach is of course an icon of rio de janeiro. it's alslso a placwherere rich meets poor. laelson travels for four hours every day just to work here. if things go well, he barely takes 100 euros home with him. laelson: i kn

hassan diab, the prime minister, broadcast to the nation.that those responsible would pay the price. beirut‘s hospitals, already pressed hard by covid—i9, are faced with hundreds of casualties. translation: we were at home. we heard what sounded like fireworks. we thought it was a container in the port that was on fire. a few seconds later, we were flying through the air. lebanon will get international help which, until now, its friends have been reluctant to give because of corruption and incompetence in lebanon's wealthy elite. but public anger, already strong, will demand real change at last, if lebanon's rulers cannot heal the wounded, fix the damage and punish the guilty. and there is one big question. who allowed the storage of so much deadly explosive for so long in a warehouse so close to the city centre? jeremy bowen, bbc news. 0ur correspondent, carine torbey has been at the american university medical centre in beirut. we are standing at the moment in front of the emergency gate. people are still coming in either to check on their

the arms embargo we had had some strong rhetoric and language coming out from the iran president hassan rouhani had warned of a crushing response if the arms embargo had been extended from mr divides the reef had said that the u.s. approach was feckless and unpredictable and now we've had rain in the back of the to the united nations call it a day back so the rains were very much see this particular back to that the united nations as a victory for themselves and use it to show how little support the united states has in its approach to iran but also it would be used domestically by the iranians because this 2015 nuclear deal did have total support across the political spectrum here and president hassan rouhani and his government did take their political reputations to take a hit when donald trump pulled the united states out of that deal so this will be seen as iran as a diplomatic victory over the united states. and the u.s. department of justice seized iranian fuel from 4 tankers headed to them as whaler both iran and venezuela are under u.s. sanctions here's laura burton manley with

president hassan rouhani also promised to continue cooperation more from assad begun teheran on the outcome of that meeting. iran had said that they were willing to grant access to these sites if it had ended questions if it ended questions once and for all and that was a vague precondition but it seems like now it's obvious that the 2 sides have come to an agreement now iran will grant access to these 2 sites and the i.a.e.a. has said in this joint statement that according to the information that they currently have they will have no further questions or acts ask for access to sites that haven't already been declared by iran so the i.a.e.a. has what it wants iran has what it wants but most importantly in this statement the i.a.e.a. has said that they would take iran security concerns into consideration because iran was concerned that its information that security information was not shared with the united states and in this statement says that they will protect under their protocols to confidentiality the wrong information for both sides have what they want and iran is showing the world ri

iran's president hassan rouhani described the outcome of the u.n. security council vote as a humiliating defeat for the u.s. better yeah barely embody the us has worked for months to prepare a resolution to his iran and it could only get one vote supporting it from a small country the dominican republic you see how they've been humiliated the reason 11 countries abstained into voted against it was because they believe the preservation of the j c p o a is essential for the interests of the region and the world yesterday was a political achievement for iran and a political failure for the u.s. . meanwhile the u.s. department of justice says it seized iranian fuel from 4 tankers headed to venezuela both iran and venezuela are under u.s. sanctions laura burton manoli has more. the u.s. is calling it the largest seizure of fuel from iran its incepted for tank is carrying more than a 1000000 barrels of oil to venezuela after winning a federal court order last month where for tankers they're going to use them and they're there. they're not supposed to be d

the prime minister hassan diab made the announcement.said the country is facing a massive catastrophe, as well as economic and social collapse. the catalyst for the mass resignation was last tuesday's explosion in beirut, which killed more than 200 people. thousands are injured and many are still missing. there've been widespread protests over the past six days. these pictures are from earlier today, when demonstrators tried to breach the barricades surrounding the lebanese parliament building. protesters have been launching fireworks towards police, who have responded with tear gas. and these are some of the latest images. protests are expected to continue into the night. earlier today, this was hassan diab on his way into a cabinet meeting. several cabinet ministers had already quit their posts. here's what the prime minister said after the meeting. translation: i announce the resignation of this government. may god protect lebanon, may god protect lebanon, may god protect lebanon. long live you and long live lebanon. here's the reacti

hassan: thank you. >> senator scott. sen. scott: thank you, chairman johnson, for holding the searing. thank you postmaster dejoy for being here. we have had a vote by mail for a long time. it has worked really well. i think the post office in florida has done a good job in making sure it has worked. they have had three elections and they work hard to make it happen. can you talk about why you are uniquely qualified and what background you bring to being postmaster general and why you were picked by the board of the postal service? postmaster dejoy: uh. thank you, senator. i mean, there are two things you could look at. the two actions, the big actions i have taken. the board will have to speak to their evaluation of me, but i have done -- i think one of the things they like is my experience with large logistical transformations. back in the 1990's, i did and over $3 billion transformation of the postal network regarding mail transfer equipment. i have done big projects with disney,nd transformational projects for verizon. th

this was hassan diab on his way into a cabinet meeting.everal cabinet ministers already quit their post. here is what the prime minister said after the meeting. >> i announce the resignation of this government. may god protect leban. may god protect lebanon. may god protect lebanon long live you, and long live lebanon. >> thisthe reaction of the director ofmi the carnegile east center in beirut. >> it was an evitable. this governmen was already a lame-duck government before the explosion happened. af er thelosion, it has -- i mean, the handling of the explonion has been of confu people are complaining state institutions areunowhere to be s people helping each other, which has bee amazing, but state institutions are not there. so overall it was expected. other way but resignation. >> after prime minister hassan diab made his announcement, he went to hand his resignation to thede pre, michel aoun, at the palace. so a lot has been happening today. l's get context. it was clarified via twitter that the resignation of lebanon's government doe e

ansar hassan, abc 7 news. >>> and firefighters in other parts of the bay area have been unundated with fires. in livermore, alameda

hassan diab, the prime minister, broadcast to the nation.m that those responsible would pay the price. beirut‘s hospitals, already pressed hard by covid—i9, are faced with hundreds of casualties. translation: we were at home. we heard what sounded like fireworks. we thought it was a container in the port that was on fire. a few seconds later, we were flying through the air. lebanon will get international help which, until now, its friends have been reluctant to give because of corruption and incompetence in lebanon's wealthy elite. but public anger, already strong, will demand real change at last, if lebanon's rulers cannot heal the wounded, fix the damage and punish the guilty. and there is one big question. who allowed the storage of so much deadly explosive for so long in a warehouse so close to the city centre? jeremy bowen, bbc news. 0ur correspondent, carine torbey, has been at the american university medical centre in beirut. we are standing at the moment in front of the emergency gate. people are still coming in either to check on th

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abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has the details. >> reporter: alameda county supervisor wilma chan has visited parts of the county hardest hit by covid-19 like the acorn district in west oakland. >> what people said was they can't isolate. they have to keep going to work because they don't have any money. >> reporter: the county board of supervisors unanimously passed a program that will pay infected people a one-time stipend of $1,250 to stay home. >> when you have people who are going out and not being able to quarantine when they're sick, this is going to spread the disease even more. >> reporter: $10 million has been earmarked for the israel program. it will help those living in the five neighborhoods of alameda county with the highest rate of covid-19, acorn in west oakland, two areas of east oakland, south hayward and ashland and cherriland and alameda county. not everyone will qualify. individuals must be covid-19 positive and referred by one of the several approved neighborhood clinics. and they can't be eligible for any form of state or federal unemployment. >> many of these p

asas he announced his cabinet'ss resignatation in a televised address, prime minister hassan diab said "corruption is bigger than thehe state." at least 200 people were killed in the blast, which was triggered by 2700 tons of highly explosive ammonium nitrate left unattended in a warehouse for six years. the devastating explosion came at a time when lebonon was already facing a a political,, economomic, and public health crisis. we will go to beirut after headlines with historian ziad abu-rish. ththe trump administration is considering blocking u.s.s. citizens a and permanent resesis frfrom reentering ththe u.s. at their suspected d of having covd 19. critics say the prproposed rules part of trump's ongoing effort to seal the u.s.'s southern border with mexico. meanwhile, his discussions continue to stall and it capitol hill, governors across the united states expressssed frustratioion with preresident trump's order for ststates t to cocover a quarteter of the costf enhanced a and employment benefs as states are already reeling from shortages and revenue due to the pandemic. more evide

abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has the details. >> reporter: alameda county supervisor wilma chan has visited parts of the county hardest hit by covid-19 like the acorn district in west oakland. >> what people said was they can't isolate. they have to keep going to work because they don't have any money. >> reporter: the county board of supervisors unanimously passed a program that will pay infected people a one-time stipend of $1,250 to stay home. >> when you have people who are going out and not being able to quarantine when they're sick, this is going to spread the disease even more. >> reporter: $10 million has been earmarked for the israel program. it will help those living in the five neighborhoods of alameda county with the highest rate of covid-19, acorn in west oakland, two areas of east oakland, south hayward and ashland and cherriland and alameda county. not everyone will qualify. individuals must be covid-19 positive and referred by one of the several approved neighborhood clinics. and they can't be eligible for any form of state or federal unemployment. >> many of these p

president hassan rouhani also promised to continue cooperation. says it plans to extend its territorial waters west to it in the ionian c. the expansion doesn't directly affect the area in dispute with turkey in the eastern mediterranean and governments killed at least 2 people in the city u.s. city of kosher wisconsin it happened during the 3rd night of protests over the police shooting and wounding of an unarmed black. earlier we heard some of what was said on the 2nd night of the us republican party's national convention well our white house correspondent kimberly halkett now rounds out the rest of the evening much of which broke with decades of priest. explore together. america it was a night billed as a tribute to the great american story and the people empowered to succeed by president trump's policies many of those stories appeared to be produced by the former reality t.v. star himself breaking with precedent that presidential candidates lay low until the final night at the convention trump appeared 3 times greater john i'm not sure you kno

really rejected washington's bid to indefinitely extend an arms embargo on terror on iran's president hassan rouhani says it's a humiliating defeat for the u.s. . afghanistan's government says a member of its peace negotiation team has survived an attempt on her life. was attacked on friday afternoon in a kabul she's part of a group representing afghanistan and upcoming peace talks with the taliban because he is said to be in good condition russia says it has begun manufacturing its new vaccine for covert 19 and initial batches will be rolled out within 2 weeks doctors will be the festa be immunized before the general public british tourists have been scrambling to return home after the u.k. imposed a 14 day quarantine the travel is coming from the netherlands a mole to and fronts the measure which went into effect early on saturday was introduced after a surge in corona virus infections in those countries really chalons has more for us from. perhaps 160000 brits over in france this week how many of them change their plans for town for expensive plane ferry or train tickets and came back ear

everything people are dying from hunger and this is unacceptable how to put the law to elaborate on insta hassan deol obsess the only solution is to hold early elections he says that's how change will happen ergo it's unlikely to put out the fires on the streets of beirut. the government has also promised to find those responsible for hundreds of thousands left homeless and many with loved ones still missing people who come 1st. for more on the situation in by brant let's bring in our correspondent. was on the angle of the violence we witnessed last not is not just about the explosion is. i think. people have been furious. pricey and yesterday i asked after the protests the case it was that it was in a state of total chaos at least $720.00 people were wounded after the protests and one police officer who. died. and. the protesters they wear during ministry in and the baron association as well as well as other government to. the point was to bring down other needs and before all this chaos take took place there were again it was hanging in the marches square because people. could could not deal w

everything people are dying from hunger and this is unacceptable how typical of the interim prime minister hassan de obs is the only solution is to hold early elections he says that's how change will happen it's unlikely to put out the fires on the streets of beirut. the government has also promised to find those responsible. and hundreds of thousands left homeless and many with loved ones still missing people who come 1st. well for more on the situation in by birth let's bring in our correspondent rob. mundle of those summit is the 1st minister to resign since the explosions on chains tight does this signal the beginning of the end for the lebanese government well anthony this is problem and because before the explosion there the minister of foreign affairs sit here resigned to what she said in the minutes of god of the government u.k. to chaos and unicorns and to achieve the demands of the protesters and there are talks now about their resignation as the minister of environment and the minister of education and there are many m.p.'s and there's a number of and kids who are here also resigned fr

hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah has shown no sign of moving aside for a new form of political leadership even after the resignation of the lebanese government in a t.v. interview he announced that he would like to play a decisive role in the new government has the sources say that criticism of the militia is part of a campaign directed from abroad. no one in the world can tell them whether to leave the government or be part of a. woman her son just wants to leave lebanon and seek asylum in germany where his siblings live even if the trip could cost him his life. i want to cross the sea to get to europe or to some other place where animals have more rights than the people here where i am safe. sun has given up on his homeland the keeps in his country especially hezbollah have always proven to be too strong. a professional israeli honest hockey player has raised eyebrows after signing with a polish team that plays for a place for the same city where the concentration camp was located at least the top says he'll play in owner of the jews who were murdered by the german nazis during the holo

everything people are dying from hunger and this is unacceptable how did the thought behind on insta hassan deol obsess the only solution is to hold early elections he says that's how change will happen ergo it's unlikely to put out the fires on the streets of beirut. the government has also promised to find those responsible. and hundreds of thousands left homeless and many with loved ones still missing the office we do come face. moving to the u.s. where president donald trump says he's taking executive action to extend benefits to americans who've lost their jobs because of the color on a virus pandemic bypassing congress after negotiations between republicans and democrats broke down trump accused rival democrats of trying to block the benefits in the current negotiations we have repeatedly stated our willingness to immediately signed legislation providing expanded unemployment benefits protecting americans from eviction and providing additional relief a means to families democrats have refused these offers they want to negotiate what they really want is bailout money for states that ar

everything people are dying from hunger and this is unacceptable had it with a lot of pride on insta hassan deoband says the only solution is to hold early elections he says that's how change will happen though it's unlikely to put out the fires on the streets of beirut. the government has also promised to find those responsible for hundreds of thousands left timeless and many with loved ones still missing but we don't come 1st. french president emanuel was the 1st foreign head of state to visit beirut following the explosions now he's hosting a virtual donor conference to support the stricken country 36 countries and international organizations have announced they'll take part and they don't all see eye to eye so joining me now from our brussels bureau is banned reger to get into all that bad welcome what's expected to come out of this conference. the conference is show drum up some support and money of course for the immediate relief for the disaster relief in lebanon it's not seen to rebuild the harbor or the whole city and the some so far quiet modest the united kingdom for example is g

to change everything people are dying from hunger and this is unacceptable and the prime minister hassan diaz who himself is being partly blamed for the situation in the country says he will now attempt to call new elections he says that's how change should happen. but it's unclear if those on the streets will listen to him with the situation growing ever more tense during saturday's day of protests a day of rage lebanon is in turmoil and looking desperately for a ray of hope amid the darkness. wild new car spawning bosler reidy has been following the events in beirut and sends us this update. that they are afraid seems that it's what ended up in lebanon to be that they open inner cities and over then 7 hours of clashes between security forces and the protesters and this day it was obvious that to protest that they had not the then usual they took over from ministries for a few hours the minister of foreign affairs and energy economy and environment plus . associate of banks since the 17th of october 1 of the new bunnies took the streets of lebanon they blamed the banking sector for the

hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah has shown no sign of moving aside for a new form of political leadership even after the resignation of the lebanese government in a t.v. interview he announced that he would like to play a decisive role in the new government has been a source to say that criticism of the militia is part of a campaign directed from abroad let you. know when in the world can tell them whether to leave the government or be part of a new in the report my son just wants to leave lebanon and seek asylum in germany where his siblings live even if the trip could cost him his life. so i want to cross the sea to get to europe or to some other place where animals have more rights than the people here where i am safe. has given up on his homeland the creeks in his country especially hezbollah i've always proven to be too strong. former u.s. intelligence contract to edward snowden has been living in exile in russia for the past 7 years after leaking u.s. intelligence documents but now president donald trump says he's considering pardoning the world famous fugitive supporters view snowd

injury thing people are dying from hunger and this is unacceptable how to put a lot of pride on insta hassan de obs as the only solution is to hold early elections. he says that's how change will happen though it's unlikely to put out the fires on the streets of beirut. the government has also promised to find those responsible. for hundreds of thousands left timeless and many with loved ones still missing since we do come 1st. for more on the situation in bray beirut let's bring in our correspondent basile aryeetey who is there. some of she's the 1st minister to resign since the explosions on tuesday what are people there making of that resignation that it would come to sit as a nation on the unexpecting motors ignition and the diggnation of the old government. could meet tomorrow in full 2 of the ministers. final economy and their minister of environment would resign today that the mentioned one think it maybe it's it indicates something important that the minister of environment is one of the closest friends to the prime minister to high standard yeah what i heard what i know is a few min

prime minister hassan deol tended in his government's resignation to the president who has asked him to stay on until a new cabinet is formed the decision has been welcomed although many feel it doesn't are far enough it's a good thing about the government has resigned because at the end of the day someone needs to take accountability and needs to take responsibility for a cup and yes it is definitely not enough but this. might be a 1st step to the problem as not those who are at a church for the past 18 months at those who wait and church for the past 30 years the only it so you wish and it's for us to do to get rid of them and as long as they are stated they could action would only be if there. had been no one is in the throes of the biggest financial crisis since the civil war making their recovery from last week's to zastava that much harder. one thing's clear the resignation has done little to quell the. yes on the streets of greece. earlier we spoke with correspondent basle and reedy in beirut and we asked him if the resignation of the government met the protesters demands not

across the country and one reason they saw so many protesters in the street as the prime minister hassanwere demonstrators behind me clashing with his security forces, who were trying to make their way into the parliament building. over the weekend, they succeeded in doing so, making their way to three different ministry offices here in beirut. one police officer was killed and hundreds of protesters wounded, just off in the distance here, while all that was taking place, search and rescue teams are looking through the rubl for survivors. the governor of beirut estimates 100 people are missing. we did see 150 killed following the explosion on tuesday. this evening, there are more questions than answers in beirut. bill. >> bill: good reporting there, trey yingst, developments when we get them. thank you, trey. hong kong, police arrested media tycoon under china new national security law, with ripple effects around the world. beijing hitting prominent american lawmakers for sanctions, we'll talk about that. kaefd is not only reason new yorkers have decided to pack up and leave town. that i

and ansar hassan is live at an evacuation center. and we got an update that that center is being cd?lo >> reporter: correct. first i want to let you know that there are no reports of any residents and no structures burned. two evacuation centers were set up and the clayton library is new being closed. now people camped out in their cars will be put in hotels tonight. and let me show you video of the deer complex fire. it is made up of four fires started by the direction and that prompted the mandatory swrakati evacuations. and right now 0% is contained. homes are in danger. >> a lot are nice homes that butt up against the hill but in the middle of the fire path should it head that direction. >> and it has been almost every year and it gets old, you know. but it is a scary process. >> reporter: i want to add that one firefighter did sustain heat related injuries. ansar hassan, abc 7 news. >>> and firefighters in other parts of the bay area have been inundated with calls to put out fire and downed wires. in livermore, the units worked contain this fire in sycamore park. and in marin co

habib matt hi hussein hassan honesty i decide. hi son sabra not guilty of all counts charged in the amended consolidated dot indictment. a fourth man salim finance has been found guilty as a co conspirator of five charges linked to the suicide truck bombing. i s. faces l life imprisonment if he's ever brought before the court. all four defendants have links to militant lebanese shiite islamist movement has bola its leader hassan nasrallah rejects the legitimacy of the court yes in the surveillance hurry son's side himself a former prime minister of lebanon has said he accepts the court's decision. the cold for hezbollah to assume r responsibility for masterminding the crime. an accusation the groupup denies. we're not in the best of mine is that i use. sure hey that affiliate how dna basin job i at the shore huddled high- not about heckman russia may- but not confuse it i did it. the judges said they found no evidence of the leadership of hezbollah or the syrian government played a part in the attack hurries died in a devastating

the arms embargo we had had some strong rhetoric and language coming out from the iran president hassan rouhani had warned of a crushing response if the arms embargo had been extended from mr divides the reef had said that the u.s. approach was feckless and unpredictable and now we've had rain in a busted to the united nations call it a day back to the rains will very much see this particular back to let the united nations as a victory for themselves and use it to show how little support the united states has in its approach to iran but also could be used domestically by the iranians because this 2050 nuclear deal did have total support across the political spectrum and president hassan rouhani and his government did take their political reputations to take a hit when donald trump pulled the united states out of that deal so this will be seen as iran as a diplomatic victory over the united states well this comes as the u.s. says it sees doraine in fuel headed to venezuela it claims the cargo one for tankers amounts to more than a 1000000 barrels of petrol its biggest ever seizure iran's

just days before the verdict, hezbollah's leader, hassan nasrallah, dismissed the tribunal in a speech, "we're not concerned with the special tribunal of lebanon's rulings. we cling to the innocence our brothers, should unjust verdicts be issued against them." the killing of rafic hariri, a sunni muslim leader who was close to the u.s. and gulf arab states, upended the delicate sectarian balance in lebanon among sunni, shia, christians, and druze. hariri had been pushing for the syrian regime, then occupying the country, to stop interfering in lebanese politics, and for hezbollah and all other militias to be disarmed. hezbollah is a shia force formed and funded by iran. the u.s. has designated it a terrorist organization. the verdict doesn't directlyim icate hezbollah, but the court of public opinion in lebanon finds at implausible he group did not order the bombing. and the rults of the inquiry come at time when pressure on hezbollah is growing. the masse explosion that pped through beirut earlier this month, destroying a huge part of the city and killing some 200 people, led towidesp