that's the view from the pan american health organization which says savages in countries like brazil and haiti will rise unless need is take action. scientists say misinformation and mixed messages of being allowed to proliferate. and even being encouraged, brazil is leading the region with most new cases in death, where president wilson arrow has been behind skepticism about the virus and restrictions to visible is in one is iris. if an american health organization expressed great concern about the situation in latin america doing a press conference, the direct carissa, it said that the cases in this part of the world continue to rise. she said that in central america, the amount of coal with 19 infections have doubled that in south america. columbia has the highest in faction rate and it's followed by argentina and brazil. but she also expressed great concern about the situation in haiti, the poorest nation in the western hemisphere that's been struggling with political instability and malnutrition because of the ongoing situation. and because of course, not pin code, he said that

versus pan american health organization. this case involves serious allegations that the pan american health organization facilitated human trafficking and regrettably places the administration in a position in which it is undercutting efforts by the victims of the cuban dictatorship's forced labor schemes. now, let me be clear. i'm a strong advocate for the pan american health organization and its mission-strengthening health systems across latin america and the caribbean. given the significant impact of covid-19 on the region, paho's efforts are needed now more than ever. i want to ensure that the pan american health organization has the resources to carry out its lifesaving work during the pandemic and throughout a good period of time throughout my congressional career. however, i also firmly believe that the pan american health organization must be held accountable for its past transgressions, including the unacceptable role that it played facilitating a program that subjected more than 10,000 cuban medical professionals

there are a lot of americans who feel that it is the right -- their right to not have health isnurancethey are the first ones with their hands out when they go with pre-existing conditions, lifetime caps rested on the requirements that all americans get health coverage in some form. let's hear from andy and florida, you support. good morning. caller: the affordable care act provides protections beyond day to day care. it provides protections against discrimination for pre-existing conditions which my job aggravated a genetic condition i had. i have to have an expensive procedure to see the doctor periodically for that. i will be subject to incredible premiums for health care to cover my cholesterol issues. these are genetic issues. i did not choose to have high cholesterol. the affordable care act codified these restrictions on companies that skewed the law, together with doctors are checking up prices -- jacking up prices. the law stood not for these prohibitions it stood before because they were considered unlawful. it was all about the tax, they sorrowed the text which was a weak mo

the pen american health organization says haiti will be receiving vaccine soon through the kovak. distribution system is also helping increase supplies of protective equipment for health workers. but it's the violence and insecurity that has many terrified in the country. a major problem when trying to fight a deadly infectious disease. that is, i will, i'll just euro the e u has endorsed the vaccine certificate for travel within the european block. and the certificate would act as a vaccine passport and allow vaccinated travelers to move between european countries without needing to quarantine or have covey. the tests. it's hope the new rules will boost europe's pandemic ravaged, tourism industry as the continent to enters its peak summer season. meanwhile, indoor dining at restaurants and cafes has resumed in france, center a 77 month shut down the country's lifetime. curfew has also been pushed back to start at 11 pm instead of 9 pm. france is the most visited country in the world, but it's taurus trade is taking a heavy hit throughout the pandemic. many are hoping the easing of restriction

so far, officials are saying that both incidents accidents the pan american health organization says governments across latin america failing in their response to storing corona virus infection rates and says misinformation, i'm mixed messages all being allowed to proliferate, not even being encouraged. the organization says it's particularly concerned with the situation in brazil, and haiti in cases will rise further without urgent action. us sex, your state, anthony, blinking has wrapped up his 2 day visit to costa rica where the focus was mostly on migration. but as gabriel, and as on the reports from san jose, most costa ricans have more pressing concerns right now. and diplomacy with the u. s. costa rica is witnessing a cope with 19 crisis. the number of infections more than doubled last month 267000. and the number of deaths 810, was the highest since the start of the pandemic. a 2nd cope wave worse than the 1st is keeping away most tourists who usually flocked to this country. and for jimmy hernandez, a van driver and tour guide that is meant he said little to do these days. b

to make what's in there permanent in temperatures of affordability, access and quality health care for all americans. for the people, we will continue to work to lower health care costs by lowering the costs of prescription drugs. that is a very important part of where we go from here. we thank the court for its wisdom in declaring the cases against the affordable care act to no standing. we are so proud of our president from his bilateral trip to participate in the g-7 talks, the nato talks and e.u. talks and the one-on-one with vladimir putin. he, i think, made a remarkable presentation for america. to say america is back. you have heard me say many of you in my exune occasion with members of leaders in other countries, that they were very happy to hear that america is back in full strength, as we talk about nato and full values as we talk about who we are as a country and in true friendship to the countries that had been part of our multi-lateral approach to growing our security and protecting the planet as well as honoring our values. he was direct, the president, about saying that there would b

the pan american health organization says governments across latin america are failing and their response to soaring corona virus infection rates. it says misinformation and mixed messages spreading and are being encouraged. the organization says it's particularly concerned with the situation in brazil, and haiti is wanting cases will rise further unless something is done urgently. you are a secretary of state antony blinking has wrapped up his 2 day visit to costa rica for the focus was mostly on migration. but his gabriel alexander reports from san jose most costa ricans of more pressing concerns than diplomacy with the us. the costa rica is witnessing a cooper 19 crisis. the number of infections more than doubled last month 267000. and the number of death, 810, was the highest since the start of the pandemic. a 2nd covered wave worse than the 1st is keeping away most tourists who usually flocked to this country. and for jimmy hernandez, a van driver and tour guide that is meant, he said, little to do these days in order tourism right now, because of the pandemic has gone down almost 40

the pan american health organization says that governments across life of america, failing to cub, soaring numbers of corona, virus infection rates, it says that misinformation mixed messages spreading. at a being encouraged, the organization says that it's particularly concerned about brazil and haiti. it's wanting that cases will rise further of less action is take it, taken us secretary of state entity blanket has wrapped up his 2 day visit to costa rica where the focus was mostly on migration. but that's all zeros. gabriel, alexander reports now from san jose, most costa ricans and will pressing concerns and diplomacy with the us. the costa rica is witnessing a cooper 19 crisis. the number of infections more than doubled last month 267000. and the number of deaths 810, was the highest since the start of the pandemic. a 2nd corporate wave, worse than the 1st is keeping away most tourist who usually flocked to this country . and for jimmy hernandez, a van driver and tour guide that is meant he said little to do these days. good in motor tourism right now, because of the panoramic has gon

it is according to the pan american health organization, the percentage of people fully vaccinated in el salvador is just a little lower. but then that figure slips to just under 8 percent in panama, and the rest of the region lags way behind in belize. it's just 2.6 percent of people fully vaccinated, ponderous, 0.4 percent. what am ala 0.2 percent, and nicaragua, we're statistics are unclear. it's believe almost nobody from the public has been fully vaccinated. the united states has promised to make 80000000 vaccines available globally. good morning, everyone. one of the us, but in it's visit here this week, the secretary of state antony blinking, said it would be another 2 weeks before details can be announced in central america to help can't come fast enough. gabriel's rando al jazeera san jose goes to rica, negotiations to save a nuclear deal with iran reported to be proceeding well. european negotiators hoped to get an agreement soon in direct talks between iran and the united states. on a return to the 2015 deal will continue next week. negotiations have been taking place since

it is according to the pan american health organization, the percentage of people fully vaccinated in el salvador is just a little lower. but then that figure slips to just under 8 percent in panama, and the rest of the region lags way behind in belize, it's just 2.6 percent of people fully vaccinated for doris. 0.4 percent white mala, 0.2 percent. and nicaragua, where statistics are unclear, it's believed almost nobody from the public has been full vaccinated. the united states has promised to make 80000000 vaccines available globally. good morning everyone, one of the us, but in it's visit here this week, the secretary of state antony blinking, said it would be another 2 weeks before details can be announced in central america to help can't come fast enough. gabriel's condo, al jazeera san jose goes to rica, botox is in miramar, are resorting to new tactics to avoid security forces i flash more. second quickly, dispersed, replaced mass rallies more than 800 protests as have been killed since a military coup in february. that number could be much higher, protested say they want the a

thanks to them and the democrats in congress, the affordable care act endures as a pillar of american health and economic security alongside medicare, medicaid and social security. when we passed and i said this is a pillar of economic and health security along with the others, today's report is a landmark victory fordemocrats to work to defend protections for people with pre-existing conditions . every day we think how far we will go on pre-existing conditions. against republicans relentless assault to dismantlepre-existing conditions . on day one of our house majority democrats acted decisively to show our full legal weight on the house of representatives in the fight against this republican lawsuit. we will never forget how republican leaders embraced this monstrous way to rip away america's health care in the middle ofa deadly pandemic . more than 1 million americans have signed up for the affordable care act since president biden extended the enrollment, more than 1 million. because of the extension but also because of the expansion of access to benefits that we had put into the rescue

." >> host: "the price we pay: what broke american health care and how to fix it" now out in paperback. by and large, americans haven't had to worry about the price we pay for covid treatments or shots but is it going to continue to be that way? should americans or when will americans start having to worry about the price we pay for that? >> guest: i think we need to change the lexicon. people say i didn't have to pay, medicare paid. that money comes from your tax dollars. when we started saying for example that i didn't have to pay. my insurance company paid. guess where the money comes from that will fund the new alzheimer's drug at $56,000 per administration, with scant data to show any benefit. it was just approved by the fda. we've got to change the lexicon and recognize that when we're talking about health care spending, we're talking about subtracting money from worker wages in the united states, and when we're talking about addressing health care, we're really talking about giving small businesses the money that they deserve instead of the current model, where most businesses i

of health policy at johns hopkins university, author of the book "the price we pay: what broke american health care and how to fix it." that book now out in paperback with the section looking back on covid and one conclusion you come to, doctor, "it is clear now that our entire health care system was too slow and too ridge toyed respond swiftly to the coronavirus pandemic. what was the main reasons for that slowness, that rigidity and have we learned some of the lessons needed here? >> guest: health care became three years ago the largest business in the nation and we pivoted in terms of capacity management and also in terms of our research systems. the pharmaceutical industry moved quickly with prepayment of that vaccine but the rest of our research infrastructure was unable to move quickly. for example when the pandemic hit, the entire country was asking some very basic clinical questions, how does it spread? do masks work? how many people are asymptomatic? when are you most contagious? none of those questions were answered with any sort of rapid research and the nih gets $40 billion a year,

the president's healthcare budget demonstrates his deep commitment to health and well-being of americansr health care system faces significant challenges including the coming exhaustion of the medicare trust fund and increasing cost of healthcare, lack of choices for individuals with serious illness, and at the end of life. i am the pleased to see the president's budget would make significant investments in the affordable care act insurance subsidies. however, making healthcare itself more affordable by increasing public subsidy does not reduce the cost of healthcare itself. without changing the payment model the cost will continue to increase forcing us to spend ever more money on medical care but undermining investments in the social determinants of health that are so critical ifor going to be able to deal with long-standing health disparities that disproportionately affect people of color. furthermore, governors even in medicare expansion states will be hard-pressed to maintain existing coverage without a way to reduce the cost of care. given the constraints of reconciliation we diffi

byp the pan-american health organization of the world health organization, served in the the obama administration as the u.s. science envoy and was appointed by the u.s. state department to serve on the board of governors for the u.s., israel binational science foundation. i don't know how he does it but he has written several books ane passionate about the conversation between research and the general public. his books include the maribel health and innovative plan to a fight diseases of the poor and mid wealth, autism dad. i'm so sorry. my journey as a vaccine scientist, pediatrician and autism dad and his latest book which is what brings us here this morning, is preventing the pandemic which explores the social political, economic and environmental factors that drive infectious disease and tropical disease and the role diplomacy can play in them. thank you so much. i know that you're extremely busy as well, we are really glad to have you here today. at this point, i'm going to turn this over to our two wonderful speakers and g excited about conversation this morning and, a

health insurance reform becomes law in the united states of america. and since that time, american republicans have bow to repeal the app, often referred to as obamacare. this is the 3rd major attack on the health care law taken to the supreme court. and it ended the way the 1st 2 did with the majority of justices rejecting the case made for scrapping it there were some hope among the opponents of obama care that this time would be different. mainly because the court is more conservative now that there are 3 appointees of president donald trump on it, and i mean millions continue to suffer from obamacare. walk with trauma, support, 18 republican ledger states sued over the law. the conservatives have always said it is too expensive. and have argued that government should stay out of health insurance choices this time. they argue that charging a mandatory penalty for those without private or public insurance made the entire law unconstitutional. the court disagreed as congress or moved financial penalties for the uninsured in 2017. but the ruin doesn't mean that the health care law

that is the view from the pan-american health organization, which says surges in countries like braziliti will rise unless leaders take action. scientists say miss -- misinformation and mixed messages are being allowed to proliferate. brazil is leading the region with the most new cases and deaths, but president bolsonaro has been behind skepticism of the virus and restrictions. one of nicaragua's most popular opposition leaders has had her home raided by police. on arrest warrant has been issued, facing charges related to money laundering and so-called ideological falsehood. she's the daughter of a previous president who ousted the current leader from power three decades ago. new caledonia will hold a third and final referendum on independence from france in cember. the pacific island archipelago, which became a french colony in 1853, has previously rejected independence in polls of 2018 and 2020. only three referenda are allowed. a yes vote would see new caledonia assume full sovereignty after a two-year transition period. a hong kong museum about china's deadly crackdown centered on

if an american health organization says governments across latin america are failing and their responds to soaring corona virus infection rates not as an answer to new missions to venus, they'd be the 1st us live missions to venus atmosphere and more than 3 decades. those are the headlines we'll be back in about 25 minutes. goodbye. when the new break sounds had been waiting for more than 12 hours, but was hospital out of beds and oxygen when people need to be heard. 70 percent of the people here are in dead many for trying to find food. and the story needs to be told. there's no safety in my country. how can i go back there and live with exclusively, to be real fighting against them. and i'll just have teams on the award winning documentary. i'm like news, the news. we're heading down a dirt road towards an empty center of mexico's violence. right now. this is the only room into the small town of the state of mitchell. it's trap between 2 cartels been cut off from the rest of the state. we've been told that this hillside track is a back way, but even that's under control. we just seen

. >> and why breakthrough alzheimer's drug could change american health care forever. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york i'm chris hayes. tomorrow, for the second time in less than months, senate democrats are gonna get together at the floor of the senate, we all watched and they're gonna run into a brick wall made of mitch mcconnell and modern republican parties filibuster. democrats have this huge voting rights bill called for the people act which many democrats view as an existential important piece of legislation to protect democracy and its current form considering the assault it's undergoing in state after state. not to mention the ongoing low level insurrection that just running in the background, cultivated by the last president. now the bill would create some minimum baselines to protect the right to vote across the country, so minimum standards across the nation for mail-in voting in early voting and things like that. okay, democrats could not get west virginia senator joe manchin on board with the original version of this bill. he thoug

there are a lot of americans who feel that it is the right -- their right to not have health isnurance are the first ones with their hands out when they go with pre-existing conditions, lifetime caps rested on the requirements that all americans get health coverage in some form. let's hear from andy and florida, you support. good morning. caller: the affordable care act provides protections beyond day to day care. it provides protections against discrimination for pre-existing conditions which my job aggravated a genetic condition i had. i have to have an expensive procedure to see the doctor periodically for that. i will be subject to incredible premiums for health care to cover my cholesterol issues. these are genetic issues. i did not choose to have high cholesterol. the affordable care act codified these restrictions on companies that skewed the law, together with doctors are checking up prices -- jacking up prices. the law stood not for these prohibitions it stood before because they were considered unlawful. it was all about the tax, they sorrowed the text which was a weak move.

health insurance reform becomes law in the united states of america. and since that time, american republicans have bow to repeal the act, often referred to as obamacare. this is the 3rd major attack on the health care law taken to the supreme court. and it ended the way the 1st 2 did with a majority of justices rejecting the case made for scrapping it there were some hope among the opponents of obamacare that this time would be different. mainly because the court is more conservative now that there are 3 appointees of president donald trump on it, and i mean millions continue to suffer from obamacare. walk with trunk, support, 18 republican leg safe, sued over the law. conservatives have always said it is too expensive and have argued that government should stay out of health insurance choices. this time. they argue that charging a mandatory penalty for those without private or public insurance made the entire law unconstitutional. the court disagreed at congress or moved financial penalties for the uninsured in 2017. but the ruin doesn't mean that the health care law is safe from

. >> and why a breakthrough alzheimer's drug could change american health care forever. "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. tomorrow, for the second time in less than a month, senate democrats are going to get together on the floor of the senate, we'll all watch it, and they're going to run into a break wall made of mitch mcconnell and the modernfilibus. democrats have a huge voting rights bill called the for the people voting right act. which they view as existential legislation to protect voting in its current form considering the assault it's undergoing in state after state. the bill would create some minimum baselines to protect the right to vote across the country. some minimum standards across the nation for mail-in voting and early voting, things like that. okay. democrats could not get west virginia joe manchin on board with the original version of this bill. he thought it was too overly broad, so he himself started bipartisan negotiations with republicans to craft his own acceptable voting restrictions. and what happened ne

it is according to the pan american health organization, the percentage of people fully vaccinated in el salvador is just a little lower. but then that figure slips to just under 8 percent in panama, and the rest of the region lags way behind in belize. it's just 2.6 percent of people fully vaccinated. ponderous, 0.4 percent water mala, 0.2 percent. and nicaragua, we're statistics are unclear. it's believed almost nobody from the public has been fully vaccinated. the united states has promised to make 80000000 vaccines available globally. good morning everyone. one of the us, but in it's visit here this week, the secretary of state antony blinking, said it would be another 2 weeks before details can be announced in central america to help can't come fast enough gabriel's on ho. i'll jazz ita san jose costa rica. nasa has announced to new mission this to our closest and most overlooked neighbor and have shown so one of our soda systems, greatest mysteries. venus was once seen as es twin, but it ended up incredibly different from our own home. and we don't know why. a soviet spacecraft

health coverage. that's staggering. over 130 million americans with pre-existing conditions would have had their protections taken away. it would have thrown the health care markets into turmoil. thankfully, even this conservative supreme court could see the case was without merit and threw it out. >> attorney general mark herring, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> president biden returns to the white house to find a new bipartisan infrastructure plan. could this be the one that breaks the gridlock? >>> plus, dramatic video of a thief who just does not care who is watching, and the bigger question here, what's behind san francisco's surge of shoplifting. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean is now helping the places you go every day too. seek a commitment to clean. look for the ecolab science certified seal. no, he's not in his room. ♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? your mother loved this park. ♪ she did. ♪ sometimes you wanna go ♪ ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪ ♪ and

the pen american health organization says haiti will be receiving vaccine soon through the kovacs distribution system. it is also helping increase supplies of protective equipment for health workers, but it's the violence and insecurity that has many terrified in the country. a major problem when trying to fight a deadly infectious disease. that is, i will, i'll just euro florida and i was just kind of action from a from shopping for another pilot. tell me the news. news news, news news with me. ah, ah. ah, truly a thank you during. well, the tokyo olympics are just 44 days away, and organizers have released more details regarding their cove in 1900 protocols. the organizing committee ceo to shoot motel says that all athletes will be subject to gps monitoring, as well as of the media. they stress that the monitoring system will be used not to track every single movement at the olympic floor, rather to rad retroactively trace them. if an issue occurred, it's proving very tough just to get athletes and teens qualified for tokyo though. australia as olympic baseball team has had to give up on com

so the pan american health organization, the regional brought to the world health organization cooling on the united states on europe, to make sure more vaccines gets so latin america, more people get vaccinated and much, much quicker than they have been up until now. many times that, daniel, why know that 1st and one is aries or moscow has registered and you records the coven, 19 of infections. the 2nd day running more than 9000 cases were recorded in the last 24 hours. most goes may s, as the surge is being driven by the contagious delta variance 1st identified in india, restrictions including a ban on large gatherings, have been extended in the city and a boiler outbreak which started in se guinea in february has been declared over by the health ministry on the world health organization. 16 people were infected. 12 of them died during the outbreak in guinea, 2nd largest city, or the health ministry vaccinated 11000 people to contain the virus, which causes severe bleeding and organ failure. if we look back, could be about an outbreak from 2014 to 2016 that killed more than 11000 peo

what the pan american health organization has said in the last few days is the only solution in the short term is to vaccinate more and more people, only one in 10 of the 600000000 or so inhabitants of latin america have been vaccinated. so far we've seen some good luck, rolled out programs in chile, which has the highest rates per capita or vaccination. argentina's vaccinated about 30 percent of its population and of the 6000000 also due to arrive due to arrive in the next week or so. but across the region, it's simply not been widespread enough or fast enough. so in the short term, that is what people are saying needs to be done. it's not being done fast enough. and then as i say, some of these major systemic problems have at least been highlighted and we will see people looking at those in the long term future. many thanks for that, daniel wanted efferson one of the areas while the pandemic has exposed fundamental challenges and failures of the current monitoring system, that is the view of outgoing united nations humanitarian chief mark local. he made the comments in an interview with

is kind of the camp on them right for american health, around the world we discussed in the 1st part of the program going into the black, the maybe doing it for the showing their value. ok. because their influence obviously over the lease diplomatically as non existent anymore. so, i mean, and now we have a small number of countries within the u, dictating the direction of it. and, and i would say that the in the u. k. is role is it's more symbolic than anything else. i mean, the symbolism is really humiliating. every step of the way here and then you have paralysis in europe. so again, i repeat my position, why should the russians particularly care if they are good, they need to do with counter nato. the rest of it is internal injury and european problem. go ahead markers. what is lamentable pizza is when britain finally withdrew from the european union. there was, i'm perhaps this is a minuscule window of opportunity for an improvement between the european union and russia. because it was, britain was in the country such as france and germany would come under more and more pressure

so really we doing every effort we can, experts at the pan american health organization have warned brazil against holding the cope. america football tournament, which starts on sunday, brazil's players who beat paraguay in a world cup qualifier on tuesday, fe. they're unhappy with the last minute decision to switch the cope up from argentina, but they will not boycott it. there have been more than 476000 coven related death in brazil alone. ritual that we're seeing, clear across our region this year have been worse than last year. in many places, inspections are high. and now, then, at any point, during this rough on, at all, marches on at the french open still on track to win the grand slam for 14th time. the spaniard was made to work hard by argentine as diego sportsmen dropping a set for the 1st time at this year's tournament. the dell is known as the king of clay for a reason. and $19.00 games in a row to seal the victory enforced that faith either no jock of it, or mateo teeny in the semifinal. the defending women's champion has been knocked out in the quarter finals eagle. she was b

the pen american health organization says haiti will be receiving vaccines soon through the kovak. distribution system is also helping increase supplies of protective equipment for health workers. but it's a violence and in security that has many terrified in the country. a major problem when trying to fight a deadly infectious disease. that is, i will, i'll just euro all day, a russian court has been hearing a petition to outlaw political organizations linked to jail. the position leader. i like st. county, if approve, they will band of these allies from running and rushes parliamentary elections later this year. the criminal critique is serving a 2 and a half year prison sentence for parole violations related to an embezzlement. conviction. when a smith is following events for us in moscow as so, bernard wants the prosecution's argument for bending down these group. barbara, this is a mom at the late night court session here in moscow. it started at 10 o'clock this morning, wednesday in the courts and on the close by 5 o'clock. so it's an indication clearly that the authorities want this issu

the pen american health organization says haiti will be receiving vaccine soon through the kovacs distribution system. is also helping increase supplies of protective equipment for health workers. but it's the violence and insecurity that has many terrified in the country. a major problem when trying to fight a deadly infectious disease. that is, i will, i'll just euro fella had on l 0. a court hearing seeking to permanently ban jail's russian opposition, politician electronic only organization is underway. and moscow. i taught us the formalities, is that when president of being a dictator as 2 more so central challengers are ready for health. experts warn and game holding the cope. america in brazil, details coming up in the us a little later. ah hello wind is the big story across the middle east. we've got our northwest swing down the golf. that's a sham ball when we're seeing wind gusts and oh, how about 50 kilometers per hour. so that's really swirling up the sand and dust toward oman, along coastal areas of the re, b and c. we've got a pretty good breeze there. so that's picking up the wa

the pan american health organization says haiti will be receiving vaccines soon through the kovak distribution system. it is also helping increase supplies of protective equipment for health workers, but it's the violence and insecurity that has many terrified in the country. a major problem when trying to fight a deadly infectious disease. that is, i will, i'll just euro demonstrations are being held in columbia capital officer protest leader is called on people to take over bobo at all. it comes after negotiations to end anti government protest failed. the unrest began after president and duke a proposed tax reforms at the end of april that was withdrawn, but the protest widened the calls the end columbia as deep rooted inequality syndrome. casey has moved from boulder, wearing the west of the capital attack close to the airport where earlier this morning there were clashes between members of the indigenous group of the fact that clashed with the police after day tried to take down the statue of christopher columbus here in this part of time, many statues been brought down since the beginnin

the pen american health organization says haiti will be receiving vaccines soon through the kovacs distribution system. it is also helping increase supplies of protective equipment for health workers, but it's the violence and insecurity that has many terrified in the country. a major problem when trying to fight a deadly infectious disease. that is, i will, i'll just euro russia as reopening, special corona, virus, hospitals, officer, an upsurge and infections. more than 60000 cases have been recorded in the past week. moscow's mayor says 10000 hospital beds are occupied with cove in 1900 patients and more field hospitals are being built. cases are also surging in st. petersburg is the city prepares the host games for the delayed hero, 2020 football tournaments, australia 2nd largest city will end its latest over the 1900 lockdown on friday. the people in melbourne will have spent 2 weeks inside. some restrictions on travel and home gatherings will likely remain for another week. almost 70 people were infected after returning traveler caught the virus in quarantine. while trillion and its neig

the pen american health organization says haiti will be receiving vaccines soon through the kovak distribution system. it is also helping increase supplies of protective equipment for health workers, but it's the violence and insecurity that has many terrified in the country. a major problem when trying to fight a deadly infectious disease. that is, i will, i'll just euro the us president, his revoked trump era executive orders, which sorts of been the popular chinese and apps tick tock, which at biden's administration says it will conduct a review of several foreign control ups and see if they posed a security risk to americans for president donald trump had issued the orders citing security concerns was and jordan has more from washington d. c. well, this was signaled back and february when the administration 1st indicated that it was not going to try to pressure the sale of tick talk to while u. s. companies or us owners, instead of having it owned by the chinese, that is what the previous administration had wanted. this revocation is now in effect. and the ministration is now ordering the

care. 31 million americans have received health care through the affordable care act. that's an historic number. over the last three months as a result of the special enrollment period issued by the president, more than a million americans were able to receive their health care coverage. we will continue to expand that whether it's under the marketplace. we want to explore all opportunities to give all conti give all americans the opportunity to have health care as a right, not just a privilege. >> mr. secretary, similar to our ways and means discussion draft for building the economy for families act, to upgrade childcare infrastructure to make it better and safer and raise wages for the childcare workforce which is predominantly women of color. secretary becerra, we stand ready to work with you on this crucial part of the president's plan for a strong economic recovery. can you tell us how making this long term investment in childcare as well as short term rescue efforts for the arpa is still needed to support workers and families

the pen american health organization says haiti will be receiving vaccines soon through the kovak. distribution system is also helping increase supplies of protective equipment for health workers. but it's the violence and insecurity that has many terrified in the country. a major problem when trying to fight a deadly infectious disease. that is, i will, i'll just 0. i'll be news parliament has voted to impeach president elian mete saying that he's failed to remain politically neutral. the president regularly clashed with the prime minister ab rama. it's the 1st impeachment in the countries a 30 year post communist history. and as john sir aplus reports from tarana, it could lead to a constitutional crisis borrow. but i'm a governing socialist party. deputies took the stone to denounce president elliot meta. they say he abandoned his obligation to remain politically neutral and supported the opposition in the countries general election in april or all they moved to have him impeached and won handily a 104 deputies in the 140 seats chamber voted in favor 30 of them from the opposition. the const

the pan american health organization says haiti will be receiving vaccines soon through the kovacs distribution system. it is also helping increase supplies of protective equipment for health workers, but it's the violence and insecurity that has many terrified in the country. a major problem when trying to fight a deadly infectious disease. that is, i will, i'll just euro gunman in northern afghanistan have killed at least 10 local workers employed to clear landmines by a bridge. his charity. police say that they scaled the walls of the compound in baghlan province and gathered the workers together before opening fire. 16 more being treated for their injuries. the government is blaming the taliban, but its spokesman has denied responsibility. the victims work for the halo trust, mind clearing, organisation, pre recorded videos have been released of 2 potential presidential candidates who were arrested in nicaragua on tuesday. in them they told their supporter as not to worry or lose hope for possible challengers. the president, daniel ortega, november's election, have been detained in the past

it is according to a pan american health organization, the percentage of people fully vaccinated in el salvador is just a little lower. but then that figure slips to just under 8 percent in panama, and the rest of the region lags way behind in belize. it's just 2.6 percent of people fully vaccinated. ponderous, 0.4 percent water mala, 0.2 percent. and nicaragua, we're statistics are unclear. it's believed almost no buddy from the public has been fully vaccinated. the united states has promised to make 80000000 vaccines available globally. good morning, everyone and one of the us. but in his visit here, this week, the secretary of state antony blinking, said it would be another 2 weeks before details can be announced in central america to help can't come fast enough. gabriel's bondo al jazeera san jose goes to rica unions in columbia, taking part in another strike the countries the massive anti government demonstration. since april, the president even decay has deployed ministry for the city of cali off at least 3 people were killed in increasing a fine and stand off the protest initial

failing in response to dangerous new rises in current of ours infections. us a view from the pan american health organization, which has surges in countries like brazil and haiti, rise and leslie does take action. scientists say misinformation and mixed messages are being allowed to proliferate. and the even being encouraged brazil is leaving the region with most new cases and deaths. but president bush dinero has been behind skepticism of the virus and restrictions one of nicaragua is most popular opposition. leaders has had her home rated by police as governments accused of trying to eliminate competition for november's election. a judge has issued a warrant for the rest of christiana, tomorrow. she faces charges relating to money laundering, and so called ideological falsehood. she's the daughter of a previous president acid, after the current leader from power 3 decades ago. new caledonia will hold a 3rd and final referendum on independence from france in december. the pacific on an archipelago, which became a french colony in 1853 as previously rejected independence during polls in 20182020

>> i think the high court made the decision of where the american people are. healthfor all. what the affordable care act, obamacare did, is help cover millions of americans who before had no affordable and quality health care coverage. i think it's good for the nation. i think that's what is going to drive down the cost of health care overall. the court did the right thing for the american people to make sure that they have affordable health care. >> let's turn to president biden's meeting with president putin. as the chairperson of the house foreign affairs committee, the expectations going in, were they met? >> i think that president biden did an excellent job. look, he laid the foundation first, because one of things that i think mr. putin wanted to accomplish was -- this is his goal and his quest, is to divide and conquer. what president biden did, he made sure before the summit he met with folks in the g7, he met with folks in the eu, he met with folks at nato. that gives a message to mr. putin right off that he is not going to be able to divide us. then the nef

the pan american health organization says governance across latin america, a failing and their response to soaring corona virus infection rates and says misinformation and mixed messages of being allowed to proliferation or even being encouraged. the organization says is particularly concerned with the situation in brazil and haiti, nicaragua, and opposition leader, christina, to morrow is on the health. the rest at least, waited her home after she was accused of money laundering. attorney general is seeking to quantify half. i'm running into members election or the investigation continues. critic say the government is trying to eliminate competition. nasa's announced to new missions both to venus as the nearest planetary neighbor. they would be the 1st us lead missions to venus's atmosphere in more than 3 decades . nasa hopes to map its rocky surface uncover if the solar systems hosses planet ever had an ocean. the 2 or bostic missions are expected to launch between 20282030 . those are your headlines next. this crypto piano. ah 70 years ago i made a film about the history of money ban

the pan american health organization says that governments across latin america of failing to cub, soaring corona, virus infection rates. it says the misinformation mixed messages are being encouraged and that that spreading. the organization says it's particularly concerned about brazil and haiti. it's warning that cases will rise further unless something is done quickly. the us ambassador to the united nations is seeking humanitarian help. the syrian refugees then to thomas greenfield is in southern turkey. a month before an agreement ends that pays the waiver cost for the aid. greenfield will argue for its renewal of the un headquarters next week. if it's rejected. un agencies will need to redirect aid through damascus. lhasa has announced to new missions to earth's closest cousin, venus. it's 1st and more than 3 decades. the spacecraft are expected the launch sometime between 20282030. the map it's rocky surface with hope of uncovering whether the solar systems hottest planet ever had an ocean. we hope these missions will further our understanding of how the earth evolved and why it's

i have grandchildren with russian path, birth and grandchildren with american health. and so you know, my best option is what an internment camp summer optionality you need optionality can be dependent on one region on the one market. i think russia is clearly making this effort to look for options in the east, not just china, but also awesome country is actually during the st. petersburg for one of the theme is ascii. and this is a very dynamic, very promising market. i think more generally the global south, the, you know, other directions of ex were new mark. this is something again, i mean i'll be the political guy have no problem with that. ok. there's no political conditionality attached to it. ok. i mean, when there's a lack of political conditionality that actually greece is the wheels. ok. because you don't want to, can we use the dollar? shouldn't use a dollar. we have be afraid of a sanction this financial until the or the or the u. s. department of treasury terrorizing you. ok. i mean these are the impediments to global growth. yeah, i think asian, this rega

now, the american health organization says governments across latin america are failing in their response to storing corona, virus infection rates. it says misinformation, non mixed messages are being allowed to proliferate, and even being encouraged, the organization says it's particularly concerned with a situation in brazil in haiti, saying cases will rise further without urgent action. so what break here and when we come back, nicaragua, police re the home, the prominent opposition leader, one of the main challenges in the members presidential election off the decades abroad to start an artifact return to time. and we find out one more good for the states. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello there. it continues to be a very wet picture for china. you can see from the satellite image that cloud and those thunderstorms, dominating across the southern and eastern areas of china with the north east, is also being effected. have a look at this to nato rip through, hey long jung province, bringing destruction there. and that weather system working

and i think there's also a feeling which was in portrayed by the pothole, the pan american health organization that simply not enough vaccines are arriving in latin america with the 600000000 or so. inhabitants of the region, only about one in 10 have been vaccinated. that have been slow to arrive the roll out. programs have been sporadic to say the least. some countries have done better, not as chile, as it is a notable exception, a large proportion of the population there vaccinated 30 percent of odds and times of how nice one backseat of the $6000000.00 also due to arrive in the next week or so. many countries are probably been touch brazil, less than 10 percent of the population, paraguay, which has been particularly hard hit, less than 5 percent of the population vaccinated. that there is a big call for the wealthier nations to send their surplus vaccines for producers to, to produce more and get them to latin america much, much quicker. because that is the, will be an immediate solution to the long term problems. but also, governments will need to look at some of the systemic problems ac