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it's behind those cyber attacks on australia even claiming australia is creating a massive scale espionage project of their own. and over in argentina if you've got the money and you're a fan of che guevara then hey you're in for a treat the birthplace of the leftist revolutionary as a personnel in gross audio was born in this apartment here on june 14th 1028 the current owner is a businessman who currently lives in brazil he bought the place back in 2002 now he says he's got to sell because of the pandemic. and regina ham is over at the sports h.q. where do you know soccer fans in argentina got creative with the sport so they can return to the pitch a lot of fans are just itching to get back and play in many soccer fans can't get within 5 feet of their favorite teams as those teams across the world are holding games behind closed doors so for those who want to get back in the game argentina there is a very creative solution that takes the game to a new level soccer fans in the province of the mail came up with a modified version of the game from the mind of gustava see you follow the pitch is divided into several different areas al

elizabeth al-jazeera new delhi the border between australia's 2 most populous states are set to close indefinitely as cases of coronavirus saw on one side of argentina victoria scrambling to bring its infection rate down isolating residents and bringing in more social distancing measures taken to gauge reports from canberra. trapped in their homes unable to leave for any reason 3000 residents in 9 public housing towers in no been will remain inside their flats for at least 5 days and on pre-set into lockdown for. up to the building is willing to dozens of current of hours cases it's very very challenging but it is far preferable to saying vast numbers of people with on the long health conditions infected with this virus spreading it between each other for many inside english is their 2nd language food and essential items are being delivered and it's 24 hour police surveillance but some of question the fin soup the tough measures only affecting those in the public housing blocks. it's a massive critically what their relationship. with individuals are now confined to the mall about what's what allowed to leave except for very few exceptions and we're

street journal reporting australia has had only 85 confirmed cases of the flu in a two-week period there were more than 20,000 cases there last year and the same trend in argentina, south africa, new zealand and world health organization morning the northern hemisphere should still plan for normal flu season before parts of the economy start to reopen. >>> we were under gray skies for all of the morning. the sun did not peek out just before the new newscast. >> the fog bank is still holding steady in a few spots near portions of the bay. of course it is having a big impact on temperatures and we are not talking about extreme heat and as we take a look at the forecast, warmer, sunny and warm inland, no triple digits but maybe a few spots around 90 degrees but most areas inland in the mid to upper 80s. a quick update as you can see out here in the pacific, this is hurricane douglas and right now this is a category 3 storm and here is the eventual track approaching the hawaiian islands as we head toward the weekend especially coming in closer, the protected track, they always say don't focus on the redline but it's hard not to that there is the projected path as we

australia has 85 confirmed cases of the flu in two weeks. more than 22,000 in the first two weeks of july last year. the same trend has been found in argentina, south africa, new zealand, and chile. the northern hemisphere should still plan for a normal flu season as the economy reopens. >>> a pair of restaurant owners are going out of their way to help employees during the pandemic. these two own a waffle shop in alameda. the couple is digging into their retirement to keep everyone working. they are part of the family. >> >>> get ready to take in the beautiful sites of the california coast. it's our next trip and we are so excited to check out the beaches of the bay area. from the popular homes around san francisco to the hidden gems . we are taking a look at tourist destinations such as monterey and santa cruz. see how those places are meeting the challenges surrounding the covid-19 pandemic. >> in the very beginning we had to pivot, right. that seems to be the catchphrase of, 2020. we were doing take out only and of course roadside cocktails. >> the good news around shelter in place elements is we saw less people out on the beaches which

australia currently has more than 8,000 cases. cases are rising in latin america as well. mexico surpassed 30,000 deaths from covid-19 with close to 260,000 confirmed cases across the nation. argentinais nearing 80,000 confirmed cases and peru has just passed 300,000 becoming the second latin american country after brazil to do so. >>> tensions heat up in the south china sea after two u.s. navy aircraft carriers entered the region for the first time in six years. it's washington's latest show of military might against china's claims in the contested region. bejing called the u.s. presence destabilizing but said it's nothing more than paper tigers on the doorstep. >>> it is believed eight people including multiple children have died after two planes collided in idaho on sunday. the crash happened in the afternoon over a lake northwest of the state. two bodies have re so far. >>> at 6:40 in the next half hour and streaming in the bay area, coronavirus spreading and the ways concerning a new study, next. >>> and the market just opened up about ten minutes ago. let's get a quick look at the big board once again. you can see the dow sup about 320 points. we'll get an update from the ther

australia has only had 85 confirmed cases of the flu in a two-week period. there were more than 22,000 cases last year. the same trend is being found in argentina, new zealand, and chile. the world health organization warned the northern hemisphere should still plan for a normal flu season, if more parts of the economy reopen. >>> we are getting a closer look now at the impact the pandemic is having on some of the nation's largest companies. let's get back to pam cook for this morning's dollars and cents. pam, good morning. >> good morning. yeah corporate earnings, starting to come in for the last quarter, much of the news is not very good. when the opening bell rang this morning, microsoft stock took tech shares down, despite posting quarterly results that were actually better than analysts' expectations. linkedin, has been severely impacted by the pandemic. so that, adding to the losses there. taking a live look at the markets, the big impact this morning was the weekly jobless report, as well. as you can see, the dow jones down about 1/3%, almost 100 points, slight nasdaq, done the most as far as the three indexes go, because of those tech s