bolsonaro sees trump as an ally. think that relationship is necessarily reciprocated in the same way. so losing trump as a regional ally would have a big impact on bolsonaro's strength. with biden in power, i think he will be much tougher othe environmental record here in brazil. bolsonaro has been criticized the world over for his environmental record, in the amazon doing very little to improve his record there, and that get much tougher for jair bolsonaro if we were to see biden win. katty: what about mexico, where you used to live. how are the mexicans looking at this election? katy: if you look back to when trump was elected, i was living there and there was this feeling of fear of what was to come, because h was labeling mexicans as rapists and murderers and there was a narrative that mexicans were watching and waiting for what would come. although we haven't seen it to the same extent, certainly the tough immigration policies and the way mexico has been received, i think a lot of people in mexico are feeling, i

, both the —— bolsonaro has been accused of not handling the crisis correctly.donald trump as an ally and i think the relationship is, i do not think it is necessarily reciprocated. so losing donald trump as a regional ally with a big impact on bolsonaro's strength. withjoe biden in power, he will be much tougher. bolsonaro has been criticised the world over for fires has been criticised the world over forfires in the has been criticised the world over for fires in the amazon and doing very little on improving his record there and i think they'll be much tougher bolsonaro if we were to see joe biden when. tougher bolsonaro if we were to see joe biden when. also new mexico, also part of your patch. how are the mexicans looking at the selection of what is at stake for them?“ mexicans looking at the selection of what is at stake for them? if you look back to when donald trump was elected. i was living there and there was this real feeling of fear, if you like of what was to come because he was labelling mexicans as rapists, murderers and that narrative that mexican

he has been at odds with bolsonaro in every way.supported him in his election campaign but the two men now do not see eye to eye. at the moment as it stands, he would like to see if the trials pass, the health regulator, he would like to see the vaccine rolled out. the vaccine was also backed by the government. but bolsonaro has said that is not happening. he said he did not want the chinese wrecks in adult. katty: yes, in fact he said the brazilian people will not be anyone's guinea pig. did the president get any sense of what the public opinion is? do they want the chinese vaccine? delay think they have become a guinea pig? where does it stand? 80 gish the chinese lexie less popular in this vaccine is less popular than -- the chinese vaccine is less popular than the rest is in quebec scene. most than our has been critical of china and been very vocal against china. and they are a huge trading partner in brazil so it is a difficult situation. in terms of the vaccine, people here traditionally have been very pro-vaccine. it is a cou

do brazilians think of donald trump as a similar character to bolsonaro? people who support him, do they have an affection for donald tmp? katie: his nicknam trumpeter trump, is criticized by some. the fact that bolsonaro looks at donald trump as a model, he certainly wants to have that close relationship with the u.s., and the way he has behaved with the virus, playing it out from the very beginningand also he came out and recovered very quickly from ronavirus. i think people look to the u.s. and look to see howonald trump is behaving and at the end of u the day, t. is stillf powerful force. but whether tre -- they are the same kind of politicians, there are someelebrities -- similarities. katty: katy watson, i had not heard that before, trumpeter trump. the world healthrgization says about 10% of the world's population has been iected with t coronavirus, leaving the remaining 90% vulnerable to the infection. the executive board of the yuan body h begun a meeting to assess the pandemic and the global response to it.pe euro commissiocopresident hairmed tha

it reminds us how serious it can be. >> what about bolsonaro, shasta?o -- he ridiculed it beforehand and then ended up with a fairly mild case of covid, right? >> yeah, that's right, fareed. in some ways that played into his narrative. for months we had seen him shrugging it off, calling it a, quote/unquote, little flu. even attacking governors and mayors who tried to impose social distancing, who closed schools and closed businesses. then all of a sudden in early july bolsonaro himself tested positive. he went into isolation in the presidential residence. from the start he said he had a very mild case and he didn't appear to present any serious symptoms. then he just spent much of his time on social media boasting about hydroxychloroquine. he said he was taking it. he actually posted videos of himself taking the pills and boasted that that was what was keeping him safe and strong. he really projected this image of resilience, of vigor, and something he said all along. if i were to get it with my athletic history, i'm sure i wouldn't have a very strong

like president bolsonaro of brazil. he called covid a little flu and also flouted precautions saying closing the economy did more harm than the pandemic. canada's justin trudeau's wife also tested positive for covid. they both went into isolation. she soon recovered. and this morning russia's vladimir putin lives in one of the world's most isolated and protected covid bubbles wished president trump well in a telegram according to russian state media. i am certain your inherent vitality, good spirits, and optimism will help you cope with this dangerous virus, the telegram reportedly said. how it played out for world leaders who contracted covid-19 really depended on the severity of their condition. johnson who doctors say nearly died from covid-19, did initia bump in his popularity, although that has faded as europe appears to be going through a second wave. bolsonaro, it had very little impact on his standing. richard engel, nbc news, london. >>> a developing story here at home, the grand jury recording of kentucky's in

bolsonaro got covid in july. but a mild case which had him back at work in a couple of weeks with his approval rating up. though that may have had more to do with food subsidies for the poor. >> first johnson, then bolsonaro and now donald trump. european leaders have sent their best wishes for the president's speedy recovery but almost immediately doubled down on their own covid precautions. at a summit in brussels, germany's angela merkel diplomatically but firmly warded off giuseppe conte. allies they might be, but in the time of covid, this was getting too close. >> elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> the coronavirus crisis in the u.s. is not slowing down. it is picking up. in a reversal new york city now says schools and businesses in hard hit neighborhoods will be closed. new infections are rising in at least 31 states. mississippi wisconsin among the worse, there is also trouble on the gridiron. tom hanson has theest. >> sidly the nfl is on the brink of a covid crisis. the day the new orleans saintsrd o

in latin america of course many people are trying to establish a line with what happened with bolsonaron for allegedly not paying enough attention to the covid crisis, and trying to minimise it, and in the end of course bolsona ro was minimise it, and in the end of course bolsonaro was also testing positive for this disease a couple of months ago. the whole experience in brazil of course was very traumatic and controversial and of course in the end bolsonaro had a mild case of covid and some people we re case of covid and some people were suggesting he even emerged even perhaps strengthened politically because of all of this so many people in latin america are wondering what will be the case particularly with trump. picking up on president bolsonaro, having the disease change the way for —— did having the disease change the way he fought politically or not? that is an interesting question. a lot of people would say no, not completely, because he kept on saying the main objective for the brazilian government, for the brazilian state was to recover normality, to open the economy as soon a

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at times, trump and bolsonaro have mirrored each other in the threat imposed by the virus.hemicals if president trump recovers quickly as we hope he does, does he emerge with a similar scenario as bolsonaro that all of this really isn't that bad. we'll have to wait and see. >> and just say with us, the next hour of "new day" starts right now. we are six locations, about to be seven locations and 250 team members. covid changed a lot of things. god willing, we're gonna come out on the other side stronger as a company. but, it is not for the faint of heart. it's been a hell of a year. ♪ to stir that fire, university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in scholarships through this month. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu. see what scholarship you qualify for here's another cleaning tip from mr. clean. cleaning tough bathroom and kitchen messes with sprays and wipes can be a struggle. there's an easier way. try mr. clean magic eraser. just wet, squeeze and erase tough messes like bathtub soap scum... and caked-on grease from oven doors. now mr. cl

this is the president of brazil, jair bolsonaro.en playing down the seriousness of the virus. translation: if you catch it one day, don't worry. we try to avoid it, you know? i am 65 years old. i did not feel anything — not even a little flu. absolutely nothing at all! the president, who himself contracted the coronavirus, is encouraging a return to normality to avoid the collapse of the economy, showing himself without a mask at official events or with his followers. despite initial criticism of his handling of the crisis, his approval ratings have actually risen, thanks to generous government handouts to around 60 million informal workers. deaths from coronavirus in brazil are second only to those in the united states. there may be restrictions in place, but the beaches of rio and the cities are remarkably mask—free. translation: the whole problem is that people do not respect the restrictions imposed by the country's public health system. people do not wear masks, gather in crowds, and everyone is on the beach without wearing a m

you mentioned jair bolsonaro the president of brazil.had been an early skeptic of the impact and the necessity for lockdowns to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. and then he got the disease, he didn't get that badly affected, and he was able to channel that into a kind of personal machismo and show his robust attitude in the face of the brazilian public at his political opponents. on the other side, boris johnson, the prime minister of britain, he had started as something of a coronavirus skeptic. maybe in the mold of jair bolsonaro or president trump. but after he got the disease, he was bedridden. he was hospitalized. he was even intubated. and afterwards he said he faced a 50/50 chance of living or dying. this changed his political perspective. it changed his attitude towards the virus. it even changed his attitude towards britain's national health service. so this is a political map that hasn't yet started yet. we could really see depending on how the virus treats the president, a real change. now, this president has not been on

bolsonaro's was mild, johnson's was severe. and as you say, one of the things my doctor friends, i'm sure you've heard this, they're all very cautious. they don't want to get it. every friend of mine says you really don't want this, because we don't know about the long term effects. we just don't know. maybe it's like the flu, but it doesn't look like it. it looks like it has longer-term damaging effects to the heart, to who knows what. and i think that it's too early to say what that means for donald trump. but, look, again, we wish -- you never wish ill health on anyone. and one hopes that there aren't longer term effects. but he is 74 years old. and there are some underlying conditions. you naturally worry. >> i want to play this for you. this is the former president, barack obama, what he said at the beginning of a virtual fund-raiser with kamala harris today. >> and let me start, by the way, by just stating that although we're in the midst of a big political fight, and we take that very seriously, we also want to extend ou

bolsonaro with a mild case, it had very little impact on his standing.ichard engel, nbc news, london. >>> when we come back after a final break, a look at where we are tonight. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >>> it's going to disappear. one day. it's like a miracle. it will disappear. this is going to go away without a vaccine. it's going to go away. i think that at some point, that's going to just sort of disappear, i hope. we're rounding the turn on the pandemic. i wear masks when needed. when needed i wear masks. >> okay. let me ask -- >> i don't wear masks like him. every time you see him, he's got a mask. >> that was then. this is now. tonight the president of the united states is in the hospital. he says he thinks he's doing well. his doctor adds he's doing well. that's all we have to go on. keep it here. updates as they happen. for us, th

you know, bolsonaro is still in place. be behind in the polls here but, you know, he's years away from an election. yes, and ned temko it is really important to say that trump is still full of energy, he is campaigning ona trump is still full of energy, he is campaigning on a number of states this weekend. we should not dismiss his chances of getting a second term. what do you think the potential high turnout does to the balance of the votes? all the indications we hear about the analysis of early voters is that a disproportionate number of them is drawn from first—time voters, a lot of them are young, so at least past experience suggests they are more likely to lean democratic. it's going to come down, quite frankly, to these three states that trump flipped in 2016 and that's michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania, because if biden was leading in all three with the caveat that the polls could be wrong of course, if biden retains those with a democrat, the fact is he will be the next president of the united states. what do y

brazilian president jair bolsonaro came down with it after referred to covid as the little flu. then there's iran's deputy health minister breaking out in a sweat while assuring the country it was under control. even now fellow colleagues reportedly say the prime minister is nowhere near the old boris, that he's suffering from long-term symptoms such as breathlessness and fatigue. while he has struggled with his weight, the prime minister was 55 when he tested positive with covid, 19 years younger than president trump. charlie d'agata, london. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. how about poor fred wilson? what a shame. so soon after retiring. i hear his wife needed help with the funeral expenses. that's ridiculous! -he had social security. -when my brother died, his wife received a check from social security, all right-- for $255! the funeral costs were well over $8,000. how on earth did she pay for it? fortunately, my brother bought additional life insurance -before he retired. -whew! i bet that cost a pretty penny, huh? not with colonial penn. coverage options st

also president bolsonaro of brazil. to thisare waking up across america. the determinant here is a one-week just a show in for every patient, and the tip point for the medical professionals is the bacteriology of pneumonia, and overlaying pneumonia on this terrible virus. the president nowhere near there at this time, and he rests at the white house this morning. now, verya right simple. we have deteriorated. there is no other way to put it. -57, dell futures -439. a plunge off ashdown futures -439. -- dow futures -4.39. west texas intermediate, oil down $1.65. francine, what do you see? francine: markets are a little bit calmer. that could be ratcheted up again with the jobs data. i wanted to show you pound because there is this on brexit. i need to look at gold etf's. we don't look at it very often. tom: but today it matters. francine: investors are weighing trump's diagnosis. there are so many questions and very little answers, which is why the markets are nervous right now. tom: we have so many people to speak to today. jon ferro is speaking with lawre

and shasta, what about president bolsonaro.wnplaying the virus before falling ill with it. >> his case was very different from boris johnson. for months he referred to covid-19 as a quote/unquote little flu. he slammed governors and local governments for closing schools and businesses. and then in early july he tested positive. but he reported a very mild case. he went into isolation, but he spent a lot of the time boasting about how the use of hydroxychloroquine was keeping him safe. he continued to greet supporters who would line up outside of the residence across a water canal and in some cases get quite close to them. in the end, he even did cross the canal and see some of them in person. after a few weeks he was back on the job. he was able to use the fact that recovery was quick and continuing to argument the dangers of the virus were overplayed and insisted that hunger and unemployment could kill more people than the virus itself and so he continued to hold in-person meetings and hold rallies in a country where more than

through it and able to work through most of it -- although i think johnson is probably sicker than bolsonaro -- but if he's able to work through this process, he gets to do a little "i told you so" and that might actually help his election prospects and certainly will help the reopening process >> barry, real quickly, then, where would you put investors, in the reopening trade -- that's one and the same into the reopening rotation or stick with lockdown nation >> i've liked the technology sector because of secular trends like movement to the cloud, digitization i would still be market weight in that, i wouldn't be underweight. but i'm not going to pull the rug out from under the be long in cyclicals, be long in industrials, be long in materials. i do think we'll show in the reopening process, small business employment relative to large business employment, so i want to stick with that cyclical impulse, but we may have been dealt a setback depending on how the president responds to the virus in the next two weeks. >> yeah. it is amazing how much it's going to come down to that barry, apprecia

bolsonaro called it the little flew, was openly divisive of closing down the economy, and he got sickbut his case appears to have been quite mild. he didn't change much of his policies. he continued even while having covid, thank youing to reporters, stepping back from them but taking his mask off, and he clachld hydroxychloroquine cured him. he at one point was holding a box while speaking to his reporters. he was holding it in the air p, above his head, and some said it looked like a "lion king" moment where it saved him, relieved him. the reaction from boris johnson has been one of sympathy, but around the world, it's been somewhat barbed. the chinese english newspaper said, quote, the positive test of trump is yet another reminder that the coronavirus continues to spread even as trump has tried to desperately suggest that it no longer poses a danger. that's not the most sympathetic response you can imagine. and the french spokesman said this virus spares no one, including those who have shown skepticism. >> underscores the importance of all of us taking this so seriously at the ri

covid-19, tambiÉn el primer ministro del reino unido, boris johnson, el presidente brasileÑo, jairo bolsonaro en cuidados intensivos. la noticia sobre el presidente y el covid-19 ha causado revuelo en la polÍtica nacional y ocurre en medio de una campaÑa electoral que iba a toda marcha, para entender el impacto estamos con un profesor de ciencias polÍticas de la universidad de houston, muy buenas tardes, profesor. >> buenas tardes, felicidad. esta noticia obviamente ha generado preocupaciÓn entre algunas personas en cuanto a lo que pueda suceder con la estabilidad polÍtica de la naciÓn. ¿nos podrÍas explicar cÓmo estÁ formulado el sistema de gobierno para una situaciÓn como la de hoy en dÍa? >> bueno, es un poco complicado ya que obviamente nunca se tuvo en consideraciÓn estos supuestos ¿no? en primer lugar el artÍculo segundo de la constituciÓn da poder al congreso de proveer en el caso de remociÓn, muerte, renuncia o inhabilidad para ejecutar el cargo de la presidencia o de la vicepresidencia y provee quÉ oficial deberÁ ocupar el cargo, despuÉs tenemos una ley, la ley de sucesiÓn presidenci

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we know that president bolsonaro tested positive for covid-19 -- at least he announced something likeee times. then you have boris johnson, the prime minister britain who said both of them, like trump, who have so seriously downplayed the pandemic, risking not clear how many lives, boris johnson, the prime minister said he was going to work through this. he ended up in the intensive care unit. naomi, if you can talk about this link of the denial of t the pandemic to o authoritaria leleaders? >> sure. amy, it is good to be with you. absolutely. when you look at these figures, trump, bolsonaro, johnson -- these are e the figures s who believe e they can bully this virus and they belilieve they cn bubully science in all kikinds f ways. ofof course, the p pandemic doet bend to their will. so they have all been under this reality avalanche. trump is a reality television star. he is used to being able to cut and paste reality to his liking. began and pandemic his denials made it so much worse and is bullying of scientists made it worse, he has finally confronted some physical reality that h

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even boris jornhns, bolsonaro i brazil have tested. everyone who has the best doctors in the world have proven anyone can get it. that's what's so disturbing. >> part of the issue here is it all depends on what happens, but these things get politicized very quickly, and there's some concern that while we hope the president does not suffer any symptoms, hopefully he's asymptomatic, but if he is and gets out quickly, that this becomes yet another reason to downplay coronavirus. >> that's right. that would be the worst lesson to take from this. i spoke to a friend earlier this evening younger than i am in his mid-30s who was out for about a month from coronavirus. so it really is punishing. it's unforgiving. it draws no distinction between republicans and democrats. i don't want to see the president see his symptoms get worse, but this should be a wakeup call for all of us to get serious, and maybe it will provoke the president and his team to come to the table so we can get the relief package passed. >> that's what i was going to ask you

we also remember when boris johnson and bolsonaro contracted covid, bores johnson had mild symptoms, just a news story but april 5th he was admitted to the hospital and then he ended up spending three nights in the intensive care unit so that was eight -- eight days later, nine days later when he ended up getting admitted to the hospital so there is that lag period as well. he's recovered and did not require a ventilator. with bolsonaro he also had, you know, some symptoms, mild symptoms and subsequently tested positive on july 6th. he announced that positive result on july 7th and then it was a couple of week, mostly mild symptoms for him. a couple of weeks before he tested negative, so it's hard to predict exactly which -- which direction this is going to go. >> yeah. >> sanjay, former new jersey governor who also helped the president prep for the debate chris christie had this to say this morning about being in that debate prep room. >> i was at the white house from saturday afternoon through lunchtime on tuesday on and off during those days. i was tested every day that i went to

afectado a otros lÍderes mundiales entre los casos mÁs destacados el presidente de brasil, jair bolsonaro pronta recuperaciÓn, tambiÉa benjamÍn netanyahu y justin trudeau hasta el presidente ruso vladÍmir putin escribiÓ que esÁa optimistas que trump va a superar el virus en mÉxico, el presidente andres manuel lÓpez obrador dedico uno espacio durante su conferencia de prensa para enviar buenos deseos al presidente trump y su esposa >> desearle al presidente de estados unidos y su esposa una pronta recuperaciÓn porque estÁ afectando saliÓ positivo de covid-19 >> tambiÉn los mandatarios de pakistÁn, turquÍa, corea del sur, enviaron mensajes al presidente y su esposa, hasta corea del norte mandÓ un mensaj de apoyo y ahora volvemos a la noticia de esta hora el traslado del presidente trump al hospital militar walter reed para tratarse el coronavirus en las cercanÍas del centro mÉdico esÁa javier vega ¿cÓmo ha sido su llegada? >> josÉ, ¿quÉ tal? justo saludarte nuevamente a esta hora continÚa cerrado totalmente bloqueado el ingreso principal a este hospital militar walter reed por patrullas de

. >> in brazil, bolsonaro continued to meet voters after testing positive.e says he healed by using i -- hydroxychloroquine. there is no proof the anti-malaria drug can cure covid-19 so far. >> i am taking my third dose of hydroxychloroquine. i feel very well. >> over in belarus, alexandnder lukashenko says he was asymptomatic and advocated drinking vodka and going to saunas to avoid the virus. it is not only state leaders who have fallen ill. prince charles and prince albert of monaco both recovered after developing mild symptoms of the virus. chris: moving on, armenia has said it will discuss a cease-fire in the region of nagorno-karababakh, were deadly clashes with azerbaijan have been continuing. the disputed region is part of azerbaijan but run by armenian sensitives. there is a joint statement calling for an immediate end of fighting and the resumption of talks. the armenia a prime ministerer s been especially vocal on his criticism and the involvement of turkey in the conflict. our correspondent set down with an armenian captain. >> it is the continua

another prominent case is brazil's president gentleman here bolsonaro.e notably called the disease a little flu. >>> a group of leading scientists says japan's government may have trampled on a core commitment to independent academic study. the science council of japan is asking for an explanation of why prime ministerer suga yoshihide refusesed to add somome of its nominees as new members. the council met on friday to discuss what it calls a pressing issue. half of the council's members are chosen everyry three yeaear. the council makes recommendations and the prime minister makes the final appointment. this t time, however, six of th 105 recommended candidates were rejected. the council says this is the first time any nominee has been rejected since the current system began in 2004. council president and nobel l laureate k kajita takaaki says this is a serious problem. that's because the council plays a key role in making policy proposals free of government interference. >> translator: i believe the council's independent from the government to some ext

and even boris johnson, bolsonaro in brazil, they did contract it, but that was months ago. the fact that the president of the united states, who is tested every day, people around him are tested every day, has the best doctors in the world, has contracted this, demonstrates that we don't have our act together yet, and if the president can get it, anyone can get it, and that's what's so disturbing. >> yeah, and part of the issue here is it all depends on what happens, but these things get politicized very quickly. and there's some concern that while we hope that the president does not suffer -- suffer any symptoms, hopefully he's asymptomatic, but if he is and gets out quickly, that this becomes yet another reason to downplay coronavirus. >> that's right. that would be the worst lesson to take from this. and i spoke to a friend earlier the evening, younger than i am, in his mid-30s, who was out for about a month from coronavirus. so it really is punishing, it's unforgiving. it draws no distinction between republicans and democrats. i don't want the president to see his sympt