out with bolsonaro.t: the populist and conservative president took office in 2019 after defeating leftists who ruled for decades. his victory witas seen as support for favre -- was seen as support for growing far right movements across the country. his views on race, sexual orientation and gender have provoked controversy. the president labeled coronavirus as "a little flu" and sent contradictory messages about masks and social messaging. he has been sued by indigenous leaders over damaged caused by his environmental policies. let's bring our guests into the shop. -- into the show. we have a senior principal analyst focusing on brazil at ihs market. in sao paulo, we have a professor of public administration. and in london, we have the head of a research group on latin america at middlesex university. welcome to you all. gabriella, how much of a threat are the current protests in the street? >> hi, everybody. it is an honor to be here with you. we started having the protests, finally, after a long period

jair bolsonaro. cheering and applause.playing down the virus and sowing unfounded doubts about the safety of vaccines, lockdown doesn't seem likely yet. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. let's get some of the day's other news. france is extending a 6 o'clock evening curfew across the whole of the country from saturday to fight the spread of coronavirus. the curfew had begun at 8 o'clock in most areas, including paris. the prime minister says the measure will last for at least two weeks. from monday, all travellers to france from outside the european union will have to produce a negative covid test. the united states has charged 1a leaders of the international criminal gang ms—13 with terrorism offences as part of an intensified crackdown on the group. in a statement, the acting attorney generaljeffrey rosen said it was the highest—reaching and most sweeping indictment targeting the gang in us history. a huge fire has swept through rohingya refugee camps in southern bangladesh, destroying more than the un said around 3,5

jair bolsonaro. cheering and applause.g unfounded doubts about the safety of vaccines, lockdown doesn't seem likely yet. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. let's get some of the day's other news. starting with the developing story. —— starting with a developing story. at least 26 people have died and dozens injured after a 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck the island of sulawesi in indonesia. rescuers have been trying to reach people tapped under collapsed buildings, including a hospital. france is extending a 6pm curfew from saturday to fight the spread of coronavirus. the prime minister says the measure will last for at least two weeks. from monday, all travellers to france from outside the european union will have to produce a negative covid test. north korea has unveiled a new submarine—launched ballistic missile at a military parade in pyongyang. state media described it as "the world's most powerful the north korean leader kim jong—un watched the display as aircraft flew overhead. 0ur seoul correspondent laura bicker

movimientos sindicales y de izquierda tambiÉn se manifestaron en contra de bolsonaro en 50 estados delana 14, pero hay excepciones despuÉs de esa semana si el embarazo es por violaciÓn o si la salud o la vida de la mujer estÁn en riesgo. pasamos con los deportes. en la liga mx, el toluca llegÓ al clausura con mejor Ánimo que el mostrado en el apertura, y sigue invicto. el barcelona sin messi logrÓ un importante triunfo. diana: quÉ placer saludarte. es momento de ir rÁpidamente con lo mÁs importante en materia deportiva. dejemos ——toluca consiguiÓ los tres puntos al vencer 2—0 al necaxa. joão plata puso el 2—0 definitivo. el osasuna consiguiÓ la victoria 3—1 ante el granada. al 50 luis javier suÁrez ponÍa el Único tanto del granada. al 86 llegÓ el 3—1 definitivo. el osasuna se lleva la victoria con un hombre menos desde el 88. sin lionel messi el barcelona consiguiÓ una victoria de 2—0 ante el elche en condiciÓn de visitante. con anotaciones de frenkie de jong que puso el 1—0 al 39, y al 89 riqui puig se aparecÍa de esta forma para poner el 2—0. el barcelona se afianza en el tercer luga

-- jair bolsonaro.med: xi jinping has been holding up china's surveillance state as a model the rest of the world to follow for some time now. does the chinese government take comfort in seeing these scenes that played out in washington, d.c.? melinda: well, on the one hand, i think the entire trump administration has been a sort of propaganda gift for china on many levels. obviously the democracy brand has been hugely tarnished by the entire term, but especially the last few days, which have just been unbelievable scenes from the siege, the bloody siege of the capital. but also the handling of the pandemic. again, obviously china was the epicenter of the pandemic to begin with, but today, seen from the eyes of someone in the west, it is remarkably normal here, and the economy is recovering very robustly as a result. but in terms of the bigger picture, i think you can say trump gave, has given china some short-term cause for celebration because he has so tarnished the perception of democratic systems ,

that's been the message from president bolsonaro all along, that brazil can't and shouldn't stop.hat many people seem to have taken onboard. but in the past few weeks, scientists have been warning of the grave implications if nothing is done, with some even calling for a uk—style lockdown. the committee in the united kingdom was able to pressure the prime minister enough so that he would accept lockdown. here we have to basically pressure not the government, because the government is not going to relinquish, i don't believe they are going to accept science because they have never in this ten months. with president bolsonaro still playing down the virus, and sowing unfounded doubts about the safety of vaccines, lockdown doesn't seem likely yet. katie watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. let's get some of the day's other news. france is extending a six o'clock evening curfew across the whole of the country from saturday to fight the spread of coronavirus. the curfew had begun at eight o'clock in most areas, including paris. the prime minister says the measure will last for at least two w

that's been the message from president bolsonaro all along, that brazil can't and shouldn't stop. the past few weeks, scientists have been warning of the grave implications if nothing is done, with some even calling for a uk—style lockdown. the committee in the united kingdom was able to pressure the prime minister enough so that he would accept lockdown. here we have to basically pressure not the government, because the government is not going to relinquish, i don't believe they are going to accept science because they have never in this ten months. with president bolsonaro still playing down the virus, and sowing unfounded doubts about the safety of vaccines, lockdown doesn't seem likely yet. katie watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. after a number of delays, a team of experts from the world health organization have finally arrived in the chinese city of wuhan to investigation the origin of the coronavirus — first detected more than a year ago. two members of the team contracted covid on the way there and had to stay in singapore. the rest of the group will spend two weeks in quaran

that's been the message from president bolsonaro all along, that brazil can't and shouldn't stop.have taken onboard. but in the past few weeks, scientists have been warning of the grave implications if nothing is done, with some even calling for a uk—style lockdown. the committee in the united kingdom was able to pressure the prime minister enough so that he would accept lockdown. here we have to basically pressure not the government, because the government is not going to relinquish, i don't believe they are going to accept science because they have never in this ten months. with president bolsonaro still playing down the virus, and sowing unfounded doubts about the safety of vaccines, lockdown doesn't seem likely yet. katie watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. with me is our reporter paul hawkins. this variant is damaging and worrying in itself but it is not the only one.- worrying in itself but it is not the only one. there is also a south african and uk - all three carry the same mutation that makes them more adaptable to human cells. they are able to transmit between us, each of u

that's been the message from president bolsonaro all along, that brazil can't and shouldn't stop.ge that many people seem to have taken onboard. but in the past few weeks, scientists have been warning of the grave implications if nothing is done, with some even calling for a uk—style lockdown. the committee in the united kingdom was able to pressure the prime minister enough so that he would accept lockdown. here we have to basically pressure not the government, because the government is not going to relinquish, i don't believe they are going to accept science because they have never in this ten months. with president bolsonaro still playing down the virus, and sowing unfounded doubts about the safety of vaccines, lockdown doesn't seem likely yet. katie watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. here in the uk, doctors say that covid—19 is having a calamitous impact on the national health service as a whole. a record number of patients, nearly four and a half million are on waiting lists for non—covid surgery, such as hip replacements. but, some cancer patients are also now having to wait fo

fÉlix: manifestantes brasileÑos exigieron un juicio polÍtico en contra del presidente bolsonaro por elgo, se mostrÓ optimista con la llegada de biden al poder al considerar que tiene valores parecidos a los de los canadienses. en la liga mx, el atlas sigue en crises, no conoce la victoria cuando se cumplen tres jornadas de clausura. reportero: hola, fÉlix, un abrazo para todos. aquÍ estamos con la feria de goles de este sÁbado, arrancamos con la liga mexicana, atrÁs frente a tigres. carlos gonzÁlez llega su segunda anotaciÓn con los tigres. en la compensaciÓn, para darle el triunfo a los universitarios. vamos hasta alemania en la jornada 18 de la bundesliga. el 1—0 lo hace andrÉs silva. el serbio hacia el 2—0. el 3 —— 3—0 vendrÍa por el portuguÉs. ... gana el conjunto de las Águilas 5—1. vÁmonos a ver lo que sucediÓ en el bayern una sola anotaciÓn. al minuto 35 sentencia el partido victoria para el visitante. el partido arranca con este gol de tyler, el norteamericano que encuentra la pelota dentro del Área. en el minuto 15 1—0. despuÉs vendrÍa 2—1. ventaja cerramos la actividad de la

this was president bolsonaro on new year's day, doing what he has always done.ery little when it comes to setting an example to try and curb the spread of theirus. >> we mourn today. we are surpassing 200,000 oedeaths, but lifeon. we are deeply sorry. i am worried about my mother wh. is 93 years if she contracts the virus, she wir have difficulty due to age. but we wi have to face up to it. >> but it does not stop millione of brazilians for good news. there was a glimmer of hope on thursday. results from late stage trials showing e vaccine being jointly developed by a chinese company and sao paulo based company was between 78-100% effective. against covid-19. >> iis the only one availabl today to control the pandemic in brazil. we hope to have more vaccines,he but atoment, it is what we have. it is one of the safest vaccines in the world. >> welcome relief could be around the corner. but this pandemic has become deeply political in brazil. disinformation, distrust around the vaccine and disregard for any lockdown, despite the rising numbers, there is little sign

they demanded that bolsonaro be impeached.00 brazilians have died in the pandemic, second only to the u.s. death toll. backing this country the u.s. supreme court dismissed lawsuits accusing president trump of illegally profiting from his businesses and washington, d.c. hotel while in office. the court ruled the cases moot as he is no longer an office. the biden administration said there will be an american sign language interpreter. jen psaki was joined by one today. previous presidents used interpreters occasionally. still to come, covid infections and deaths rise as the vaccination campaign lags behind projections. hundreds of thousands of farmers protest laws deregulating agriculture in india. our team breaks down the changes made by the biden administration, and much more. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. ♪ judy: there has been better news about the pandemic of late with 2/3 of states reporting a decline

president bolsonaro was widely criticized for playing down the dangers of the pandemic and indeed copy virus himself. authorities in one city in central brazil n admit that its health care system has collapsed. >> the ambulances keep on coming. they bring a relentless stream of coronavirus patients to the hospitals in the capital of a state hit particularly hard by the pandemic. overburden hospitals are running out of their most vital supply -- oxygen. this growing shortage is costg lives. >>y grandmother died today because of lackf oxygen. there were 21atients in the intensive care unit, and my grandfather, who was 84 years old, did not survive. she needed 15 liters of oxygen and did not get it. >> protesters are blocking roads and picketing hpitals. they are angry at the government and demand answers. >> 've been here since 9:00 a.m. and see just w desperate ople are. i don't even know how to explain what is happening in o country and our state. it is unacceptable for there to be a lack of oxygen, and there is absolutely no explanation for this. >> the goverentli has responded by fly

bolsonaro has been widely criticized for his handling of the pandemic. he said he would not take the vaccine himself. >> on the one hand, he he will back brazilians fast. he has changed his china as well. china is working with brazil to produce the coronavirus vaccine share, as well as supply material for astrazeneca to produce vaccines in brazil. he had been attacking china this whole time. time was running out. brazil was lagging behind its neighbors to start inoculation. on one hand, he had changed his tone but on the other, he keeps giving mixed messages. telling governors and mayors that they should think twice about restrictive measures, lot. he said they do not work and the economy should walk and in hand with life. these measures are being taken because of the secondly. a new strain of the virus has appeared, much more contagious. they want to take protective measures. >> protests in lebanon are growing. security forces have been firing tear gas and water cannon at protesters gathering in the city of tripoli. thousands joined the funeral processi

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they demanded that bolsonaro be impeached.00 brazilians have died in the pandemic, second only to the u.s. toll. back in this country, the u.s. supreme court dismissed lawsuits accusing president trump of illegally profiting from his businesses and washington, d.c. hotel while in office. the court ruled the cases are moot because he is no longer in office. the suits alleged that mr. trump violated the constitutional ban on taking payments from foreign offials, through his business ventures. the biden white house says from now on, its daily briefings will include an american sign language interpreter. press secretary jen psaki was joined by one today on a youtube stream of the event. previous presidents used interpreters occasionally. and on wall street today, stocks had a mixed monday, searching for direction. the dow jones industrial average lost 37 points to close at 30,960. but, the nasdaq rose nearly 93 points, and the s&p 500 added 13. still to come on the newshour: covid infections and deaths continue to rise as the vacc

bolsonaro has flouted covid—19 restrictions by swimming at a beach on new year‘s day. it from me. you can get me on twitter. i am lewis vaughan jones, and this is bbc world news. bye—bye. hello. it‘s been a cold, wintry start to 2021 and that theme is set to continue, at least for the next week or so. temperatures still below average. this was the picture on saturday afternoon in wakefield, quite a lot of lying snow around for many parts of northern england, parts of scotland, into wales, western england, the midlands as well. and over the next few days, it‘s going to stay cold with further wintry showers at times, certainly we‘re all going to be seeing some ice or some frost around. a cold start to your sunday morning with sub zero temperatures for many areas. as low as —5 or —6 across parts of western scotland first thing. now, after that cold frosty start, the weather is looking generally settled, high pressure in charge of our weather, but we will have the breeze coming in from a north—easterly direction as it blows over the north sea, it will bring in some showers

thousands of people have joined demonstrations across brazil to demand the resignation of presidentjair bolsonaroone enough to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and blame him for the slow rate of vaccinations, which only started last week. more than 215,000 people have died of covid—19 in brazil, the second highest in the world. car and bicycle rallies were held in cities across the country, including rio dejaneiro and sao paulo. the situation is particularly bad in amazonas state, where oxygen shortages caused the deaths of around 100 patients who contracted a new, more contagious strain. new zealand health officials are investigating their first case of community transmission in five months. it relates to someone who was recently released from the country's strictly managed hotel quarantine system for people arriving from abroad. new zealand has been one of the most effective countries at managing the pandemic, with many people able to live their lives largely as they did before the outbreak began. this is bbc news. the headlines: russian police have arrested thousands of people in dozens of citi

brazil's presidentjair bolsonaro says he regrets the health emergency in the northern city of manaus,ed by the pandemic. according to local media, people have resorted to buying oxygen tanks on the black market to give to sick relatives. they said patients were being taken off ventilators as the oxygen ran out. health authorities say intensive care wards are so full that scores of patients are being airlifted to other states. coronavirus infections in the region havejumped since the discovery of a more contagious variant. ever since the new variant of covid emerged in the uk, there've been questions about its impact on children and whether they are more likely to get it or help spread it. as our science correspondent rebecca morelle explains, the new variant is no more harmful to children than before. children have been one of the pandemic�*s biggest puzzles, with the young less likely to get the virus than adults. but does the arrival of the new variant change this, and is it affecting children more? initial data was analysed for all ages and something stood out. this red bar for 10—

this was president bolsonaro on new year's day, doing what he has always done — very little when it comeshe spread of the virus. translation: we mourn today. we are surpassing 200,000 deaths. but life goes on. we are deeply sorry. i'm worried about my mother, who is 93 years old. if she contracts the virus, she will have difficulty due to her age, but we will have to face up to it. but it doesn't stop millions of brazilians eager for some good news, and there was a glimmer of hope on thursday. results from late—stage trials showing that the vaccine being jointly developed by chinese biotech company sinovac and sao paulo—based buta ntan research centre was between 78—100% effective against covid—19. translation: it is the only one available today to control the pandemic in brazil. we hope to have more vaccines, but at the moment, this is what we have. it's one of the safest vaccines in the world. we already have data on safety. in china they have vaccinated more than 700,000 people. welcome relief could be around the corner, but this pandemic has become deeply entrenched in brazil. disinfo

brazil's presidentjair bolsonaro says he regrets the health emergency in the northern city of manaus,rding to local media, people have resorted to buying oxygen tanks on the black market to give to sick relatives. they said patients were being taken off ventilators as the oxygen ran out. health authorities say intensive care wards are so full that scores of patients are being airlifted to other states. coronavirus infections in the region havejumped since the discovery of a more contagious variant. early results in uganda's presidential election have given the incumbent, yuweri museveni, a clear lead. but his main challenger, pop—star turned politician bobi wine, says the poll was rigged. catherine byaruhanga sent us this from kampala. one of my gardeners came and informed me that we were surrounded. he calls himself the hope of a new generation but tonight, bobi wine finds himself surrounded in his home. security forces patrol the area, reminding him of the power of the government he wants removed. the army says it's for his own protection. bobi wine rejects thursday's presidential e

brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, says he regrets the health emergency in the northern city of manausple have resorted to buying oxygen tanks on the black market to give to sick relatives. they said patients were being taken off ventilators as the oxygen ran out. health authorities say intensive care wards are so full that scores of patients are being airlifted to other states. coronavirus infections in the region havejumped since the discovery of a more contagious variant. the uk is closing all its travel corridors from monday as concerns grow about new variants of the coronavirus. anyone arriving into britain will have to present a negative test and will still have to self isolate for up to ten days. the new border restrictions will be reviewed in a month's time. 0ur transport correspondent caroline davies assesses what impact it will have. while most of us are being told to stay at home, today saw another announcement about international travel. yesterday, passengers from south america and portugal were banned from travelling to the uk to stop the spread of a new covid variant from

thousands of people have joined demonstrations across brazil to demand the resignation of presidentjair bolsonaroe hasn't done enough to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and blame him for the slow rate of vaccinations, which only started last week. more than 215,000 people have died of covid—i9 in brazil, the second highest numberin the world. car and bicycle rallies were held in cities across the country, including rio dejaneiro and sao paulo. the situation is particularly bad in amazonas state, where oxygen shortages caused the deaths of around 100 patients who contracted a new, more contagious strain. the us immunisation programme has been thrown a curve ball by pfizer. it says six doses of vaccine can be extracted from every vial supplied to pharmacies, rather than the five previously announced. the new york times says the us drugmaker now plans to provide fewer vials to meet its committment to supply 200 million doses by the end ofjuly. aaron kesselheim is professor of medicine at harvard medical school. he says pfizer's known about this for a while. it was discovered a few months ago that us

we also have not heard anything from president trump's closest allies, including triable jair bolsonaroraeli prime minister, so it will be interesting as the hours go on, if we hear anymore international reaction, but thatisit international reaction, but that is it for now. thank you much. the republican strategist franklins was at the house when the violence erupted. it was an interesting challenge for me, for i do interesting challenge for me, foridoa interesting challenge for me, for i do a lot of work on fox news, and none of those people, even though i had a mask on that whole time, a number of people recognised me, and there we re people recognised me, and there were a more than a few who wished i was not there, and considered me a traitor because myjob is to tell it like it is, donald trump lost that election, he did not win it in a landslide, he continues to embarrass himself and embarrass his country and someone has to say this, so they wanted me nowhere near there. fortunately because i was wearing a mask, most people ignored it, or ignored me, and every person was ignoring ea

thousands of people have joined demonstrations across brazil to demand the resignation of presidentjair bolsonaro only started last week. more than 215,000 people have died of covid—19 in brazil — the second highest death—rate in the world. rallies were held in cities across the country, including rio de janeiro and sao paulo. figures obtained by the bbc have demonstrated the huge impact the pandemic has been having on the british labour market. they show employers made plans to cut 795,000 jobs over the course of 2020 — a record number. planned redundancies surged to their highest levels in june and july, but the pace slowed considerably by the end of the year. it's been one of the big unanswered questions about covid — why do some people get really sick and others show no symptoms at all? a team at cambridge university in the uk has been trying to answer it by looking for clues in the blood. our science correspondent richard westcott went to see what they've discovered so far. why do some people get really sick with covid whilst others are fine? and could the answer lie in our blood? for months

this was president bolsonaro on new year's day, doing what he has a lwa ys year's day, doing what heting an example to try and curb the spread of the virus. translation: we mourn today, we are surpassing 200,000 deaths, but life goes on, we are deeply sorry. i'm worried about my mother, who is 93 years old. if you contract the virus, she will have difficulty due to her age, but we will have to face up age, but we will have to face up to it. but it doesn't stop millions of brazilians eager for some good news, and there was a glimmer of hope on thursday. results from late stage trials show that the vaccine being jointly developed by chinese biotech company sign of arc by chinese biotech company sign ofarc and by chinese biotech company sign of arc and sao paulo based researched centre was between 78% and 100% effective against covid—19. translation: it is the only one available today to control the pandemic in brazil. we hope to have more vaccines, but at the moment, this is what we have. it's one of the safest vaccines in the world. welcome relief could be around the corner, but this

president bolsonaro today talked about what he did. he says he did everything he can . >> we are always doing what we have to do. the problem this terrible, but we have done our part by providing resources and means. the health minister was there monday and provided oxygen. monica: but the truth is the federal government did not do everything it could. it is true that the government was to blame in the sense that it did try to shut down commerce before, but public opposition was so great that they backed down. it is also true that the president of brazil has set a bad example from the start. he has always downplayed the virus. he has said he himself will not take the vaccine. it's not very clear, the message he is sending to brazilians. we have to remember that vaccinations have not yet started, and it's not very organized either. rob: thank you still ahead, the capitol hill riders arrested, and new details are planned. a powerful earthquake toppled buildings in indonesia, injuring dozens. there's a big winter storm revolving over the

brazil's presidentjair bolsonaro says he regrets the health emergency in the northern city of manaus,ic. according to local media, people have resorted to buying oxygen tanks on the black market to give to sick relatives. they said patients were being taken off ventilators as the oxygen ran out. health authorities say intensive care wards are so full that scores of patients are being airlifted to other states. coronavirus infections in the region havejumped since the discovery of a more contagious variant. and in the past hour, it's reported that a brazilian pharmaceutical company has requested regulatory approval for emergency use of 10 million doses of russia's covid—19 vaccine sputnik v. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: elections at last. palestinians scheduled to head to the polls for the first time in 15 years. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to mak

presidentjair bolsonaro has been heavily criticised for his handling of the pandemic.ut as pretty much in anti—vaxxer, if i remember correctly. he much in anti-vaxxer, ifi remember correctl . v , correctly. he did, he's been repeating — correctly. he did, he's been repeating for _ correctly. he did, he's been repeating for months - correctly. he did, he's been repeating for months now. correctly. he did, he's been i repeating for months now that correctly. he did, he's been - repeating for months now that he won't take the shot because he was already infected by the coronavirus backin already infected by the coronavirus back in july, already infected by the coronavirus back injuly, which of course doesn't make sense because of the risk of reinfection. it is important to everyone takes a vaccine, and he keeps raising doubts about the vaccines, saying his team is not important for side effects. he also keeps repeating that the vaccine won't be compulsory for all brazilians, when he should actually be encouraging people to take it. that rhetoric resonates with his conserv

the brazilian president jair bolsonaro says he regrets the health emergency in the northern city of manausve been overwhelmed by the pandemic. people have resorted to buying oxygen tanks on the black market, according to local media, to give to sick relatives. they said patients had been taken off ventilators as the oxygen ran out. health authorities say oxygen intensive care wards are so full that scores of patients were being airlifted to other states. coronavirus infections in the region havejumped since the discovery of a more contagious variant. the uk is closing all its travel corridors from monday as concerns grow about new variants of the coronavirus. anyone arriving in the uk will have to present a negative test and will still have to self isolate for up to 10 days. it comes as the prime minister urged people to stay at home this weekend, with hospitals across the uk under extraordinary pressure. more than 37,000 people are currently being treated for coronavirus — a record number. here's our health editor hugh pym. ventilator beeps. this hospital was one of the first to fill up w

the bolsonaro government is facing criticism for not helping avert the crisis despite warnings of looming oxygen shortages. in news from iraq, at least 28 people died and 73 were injured when two suicide bombers attacked a busy market in baghdad earlier today. no one has taken responsibility for what is the first suicide attack in the city in nearly two years. earlier this week, iraq's cabinet voted to delay the upcoming general election by four months until october. tony blinken, biden's nominee for secretary of state, said tuesday the new administration will continue to recognize juan guaido as the president of venezuela, rather than the democratically elected president nicolas maduro. blinken also said the u.s. would continue to impose harsh sanctions, which have crippled the venezuelan economy. in january 2020, venezuelan opposition leader juan guaido stormed parliament with a group of lawmakers in an effort to forcefully swear himself in as venezuela's leader. guaido and his supporters were eventually pushed back by police with tear gas outside government buildings. he has failed to

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he's one of several heads of state in the region who have contracted the virus, including ja he'd bolsonaroernandez, and of course former president donald trump also had covid-19. rafael romo, cnn, atlanta. >>> a spike in covid cases putting a serious strain on japan's health care system. a recent survey found at least 15,000 people are waiting to get treated for coronavirus in hospitals or isolation centers. but right now, there aren't enough beds to keep up with demand. cnn's salena wang joining me now from tokyo. these numbers are just stunning. tell us about the survey and the strain on the medical system. >> reporter: right, michael. it's clear from these numbers that the medical system is under strain and some health experts are saying it's already in a state of collapse. so this is according to a kyoto news survey that found at least 15,000 people are now waiting for a hospital bed or waiting for space at an isolation center. and this is just for those 11 prefectures in japan that are under a state of emergency. and these numbers have soared in the past month. in tokyo, the numbers h

rallies rolled through more than 20 cities saturday, calling for the impeachment of president jair bolsonarover his mishandling of the pandemic. >> i feel as if brazil does not have a government. brazil has been left to fend for itself. we left psychopaths in power and the time has come. no one can take it anymore. we will not wait for one million of our people to die before the rest of us rise up. nobody can take it anymore. amy: brazil has the world's second highest pandemic death toll after the u.s. at 217,000 and the third highest caseload with 8.8 million confirmed infections. in new zealand, officials reported its first suspected case of community transmission since november. the case has been identified as the variant first spotted in south africa. in russia, police violently broke up rallies and arrested more than 3,000 people in over 100 cities saturday, as protesters braved sub-zero temperatures to demand the release of nationalist politician and opposition leader alexei navalny. a rally in moscow drew over 10,000 people -- the biggest in years -- with protesters chanting slogans a

bolsonaro a self-avowed trump fan. president of brazil when he was asked about what he was seeing in washington. he again reiterated his claims of election fraud in the united states. haslinda: speaking of being quiet, no reaction from china. china must be watching this very closely. beenen: i'm sure they have watching a very closely but they have a democracy issue on their own hands right here in my hometown and -- in hong kong coming on the heels of the roundup of dozens of pro-democracy advocates in hong kong. the liaison office saying that that was the right tack. i am going to go out on a limb. you will not get a comment saying democracy is under threat around the world. but we could get something. i'm sure the foreign ministry will be asked about it later today in a briefing if they hold that at the regular time in the afternoon. but the only thing we have heard so far from any chinese authorities from the washington d.c.,y in washington, urging chinese in america to watch for their safety. rishaad: ok, let's get

bolsonaro from brazil, widely seen as being more favorable to trump. the comments we are getting so far from other world leaders. boris johnson in a tweet called the scenes of the u.s. congress disgraceful. the u.s. stands for democracy around the world and it is vital that we should -- that there should be a peaceful and orderly transfer of power. some of the more striking comments coming from the german foreman minister. he referred to the 1933 burning of the germany -- german parliament building as nazi-ism taking hold. the enemies of democracy will be happy to see these incredible pictures from washington, d.c., he says. riotous's words turn into violent acts on the step of the rights dog and now in the capital. the disdain for democratic institutions is devastating. devastating comments from the german foreman minister, as well as yen stoltenberg. shocking steen -- seen since -- shocking scenes. wall street coming out in big business leaders, bank of america brian moynihan calling it appalling. blackrock calling it an assault on our nation, are de

. >> no tuvieron la suerte como donald trump, jair bolsonaro, presidente de brasil, ris bo johnson os, funcionarios de california dijeron que cambiarían quién prioriza en la próxima ronda para centrarse en la edad en lugar de ocupaciones específicas de mayor riesgo, para dar la bienvenida al doctor pérez fernández del hospital (nombre en inglés) en miami, ¿qué tal? buenos días . >> buenos días, buenos días . >> un gusto saludarle. >> muchos se preguntan cuándo el covid-19 desaparecerá, la pregunta del millón, el doctor (nombre en inglés) director ejecutivo del programa de emergencias de salud de la organización mundial de la salud (oms)ijo d que el virus nunca desaparezca y que pudiera ser una enfermedad endémica, nos puede hablar sobre esto?. >> claro, la presencia de una enfermedad endémica significa que es una enfermedad que va a permanecer por un tiempo prolongado, si es que no es por toda la vida en una zona determinada, en este caso en el mundo, una epidemia se presenta de una manera temporal, una epidemia como una endemia , pueden ser de una zona característica, ahora el mundo

escuchemos lo que bolsonaro responde.tos grandes eventos, desde los Ángeles hablo con ellos para que nos cuente todo sobre esta pelÍcula . vamos a verlo. [audio en inglÉs] [audio en inglÉs] luis: una cinta de misterio crimen policÍaco donde vemos como un ex detective en el norte de california regresa a los Ángeles para tratar de encontrar a un asesino en serie. [audio en inglÉs] luis: una bÚsqueda complicada en donde unirÁ sus conocimientos al nuevo detective a cargo y deberÁn poner atenciÓn en las pequeÑas cosas o detalles que podrÍan llevarlos a dar con el asesino. [audio en inglÉs] luis: tres actores ganadores de los k. ——oscar los protagonistas de esta protagonista en todo momento que nos tienen al filo del asiento. anoche vi la pelÍcula y de verdad que son y que estaba persiguiendo a un asesino y no podÍa desconectarme. cÓmo le haces tÚ cuando estÁs grabado y te conviertes en el personaje para desconectarte? >> [habla en inglÉs] [[habla en inglÉs]] luis: la pelÍcula es bastante tensa y los personajes son muy serios.

this was president bolsonaro on new year's day, doing what he's always done — very little, when it comespassing 200,000 deaths, but life goes on. we are deeply sorry. i'm worried about my mother who is 93 years old. if she contracts the virus, she will have difficulty due to her age but we will have to face up to it. but it doesn't stop millions of brazilians eager for some good news and there was a glimmer of hope on thursday. results from late—stage trials showing that the vaccine being jointly developed by chinese biotech company sinovac and sao paulo—based butantan research centre was between 78% and 100% effective against covid—19. translation: it is the only one available today to control the pandemic in brazil. we hope to have more vaccines but at the moment, this is what we have. it is one of the safest vaccines in the world. welcome relief could be around the corner but this pandemic has become deeply political in brazil. disinformation, distrust around the vaccine, and disregard for any sort of lockdown. despite the rising numbers, there is little sign of the virus being curbed

this was president bolsonaro on new year‘s day, doing what he‘s always done — very little, when it comessort of lockdown. despite the rising numbers, there is little sign of the virus being curbed anytime soon. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. questions have been asked this week about the logic of keeping nurseries open for very young children, when schools are closed to most older children. nurseries remain open in england, wales and northern ireland, although they‘re closed in scotland until at least february. it‘s left some nursery workers worried about their safety and many are calling for extra support from the government, as our education correspondent, adina campbell, reports. hi, catherine. how are you today? we‘re good, thank you. are you awaiting any covid results? no. the morning drop—off — relief for parents, and business as usual for staff. have a great day. earlier this week, the government announced nurseries like this one in surrey should stay open for all children. we feel that both the nursery are very well managed, and we keep ourselves to ourselves, so we feel lik