in bosnia thousands of people took to the streets of sarajevo to protest against bad governance nationalism and corruption 2 senior state officials were implicated in corruption cases involving the purchase of ventilators for corona virus patients according to watchdogs corruption is widespread in bosnia one of the poorest countries in europe. and now a look at some of the latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic more than 6000000 people have been infected globally and almost 370000 have died from the disease as according to the johns hopkins university in the u.s. the colombian capital bogota is shutting down one of the city's largest neighborhoods home to nearly 1500000 people placing residents there under strict quarantine and in the u.s. new york governor andrew cuomo has signed a bill providing death benefits to families of health workers and. other public servants who died from code 90. 3 well it was a big day for fans of space travel for the 1st time in nearly a decade 2 american astronauts have been propelled into orbit they were launched by a rocket and capsule built not by

ton of look at some of the other news making headlines around the world in bosnia thousands of people took to the streets of sarajevo to protest against bad governance nationalism and corruption to see his state officials were implicated in corruption cases involving the purchase of ventilators for coronavirus patients according to watchdogs corruption is widespread in bosnia one of the poorest countries in europe. thousands of people have turned out in the french town of mo berge to protest against cost cutting plans by comic a rhino the manufacturer is said to slash $15000.00 jobs worldwide in a restructuring plan prompted by the coronavirus crisis. a locust invasion in india and pakistan is putting food supplies at risk boxcars economies already reeling from the growing of ours locked down and the u.n. says it's farming losses could top $5000000000.00 2. the u.s. is launching a fresh bid for dominance in space as the nation's 1st privately built rocket gets set to take off with u.s. astronauts on board joints or joint operation within the must space x. would mean the end of hitchin

s patients according to watchdogs corruption is widespread in bosnia one of the poorest countries in europe. thousands of people have turned out in the french town of mobile to protest against cost cutting plan funds by comic reynold the manufacturer is said to slash $15000.00 jobs worldwide in a restructuring plan prompted by the coronavirus crisis. a locust invasion in india and pakistan is putting food supplies at risk pakistan's economy is already reeling from the coronavirus lockdown and the un says its farming losses could top $5000000000.00. in malawi hundreds of people have his state from an isolation center in a football stadium where they were expected to be quarantined for 2 weeks more than 400 people recently repatriated from south africa are said to have escaped the board said liz 46 had tested positive for corona virus some of complaint at the center no adequate water and food supplies was lacking sanitation facilities are concerned at the exodus from malawi w.'s as i'm sure i'm standing outside come of the stadium when blantyre milady where hundreds of people escaped f

in bosnia thousands of people took to the streets of syria able to protest against bad governance nationalism and corruption 2 senior state officials were implicated in corruption cases involving the purchase of ventilators folk or own a virus patients according to watchdogs corruption is widespread in bosnia one of the poorest countries in europe. thousands of people have turned out in the french town of more burrs to protest against cost cutting plans by comic iran know the manufacturers' said to slash $15000.00 jobs worldwide in a restructuring plan prompted by the coronavirus crisis. in afghanistan much delayed peace talks finally looks set to take place as buys a resumption of violence following a taliban ceasefire to mark the end of ramadan government officials say a general reduction in violence by the insurgents and an ongoing prisoner exchange have paved the way for possible to. taliban fighters from a prison in northern afghanistan they were released by the afghan government as part of a prisoner swap with the islamist group this is an important part of the deal between the taliban

time now for a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world in bosnia thousands of people took to the streets of sarajevo to protest against bad governance nationalism and corruption 2 senior state officials were implicated in corruption cases involving their pet. as a ventilators for coronavirus patients ordered to watch dogs corruption is widespread in bosnia one of the poorest countries in europe. thousands of people have turned out in the french town of mo berge to protest against cost cutting plans by comic renault the manufacturers have to slash $15000.00 jobs worldwide in a restructuring plan prompted by the coronavirus says. the u.s. is launching a fresh bid for dominance in space as the nation's 1st privately billed rocket to get set to take off with u.s. astronauts on board nasser's joint operation with iran must space x. would mean the end of its wing rides with russia to the international space station and could see commercial space tourism on the horizon. if all goes to plan it will be the dawning of a new era in space travel the launch of the focal

and this week's euro video takes us to bosnia and herzegovina. i want to start by getting a proper overview treetop walkabouts the clue visitors center is the ideal place to get an idea of the lay of the land it meanders through the forest for over a kilometer culminating at a height of 42 meters on the observation platform what a view. this horseshoe bend in the river is known as the zaz life and it's by far the most popular attraction in salt land. from up here you can see it pretty well the silence is green about one 3rd of the area is covered with forest and then there are the river valleys of sawmills hill. sustainable travel is no problem at all due to many hiking and cycling trails well some recommendations for you. many of sundance interesting sights i found out in nature. will not typing trails show the way. they are rugged and colorful sandstone rocks. traces of celtic settlements. and any number of consul ruins. this i'm going to ring up guys hike this safely through the vast forests available in germany it still provides our intake. a

from iceland to bosnia via the netherlands, in take me somewhere nice, the arresting feature debut fromrevic. sara luna zoric is alma, the dutch—bosnian teenager who journeys from the home in holland that she shares with her mother to visit the hospitalised father whom she lost to nostalgia for his homeland many years ago. she's been told that her cousin will help herfind her way but he claims to be too busy to take her anywhere — leaving alma to be abandoned and kidnapped, helped and hindered, loved and hated by emir and his friend denis. clearly inspired by the tone ofjim jarmusch‘s indie american road movie stranger than paradise, take me somewhere nice has a deadpan absurdist streak throwing its protagonist together on a seemingly aimless but actually rather moving odyssey. a coming—of—agejourney variously furnished with lost suitcases, heady encounters, and meagre coffins. the colourful academy ratio framing finds strange beauty in unlikely circumstances as action moves from derelict houses to magical theatres from the towns to the mountain tops exploring its central themes of migr

from iceland to bosnia via the netherlands, in take me somewhere nice, the arresting feature debut from she is elma, the dutch boston teenager who journeys her home she is elma, the dutch boston teenager whojourneys her home in holland she shares with her mother to visit the hospital father whom she wants to nostalgia for his homeland many years ago. —— wass tuna start of associates until her cousin will help her find her way but he claims to be too busy to take her anywhere leaving her to be abandoned and kidnapped, hoped it had become a lot to hated by elia and his friend davis was inspired by the tone of the indian—american road movie stranger than paradise, mac one has a deadpan street throwing its character on a seemingly aimless but a moving odyssey. a coming—of—agejourney but a moving odyssey. a coming—of—age journey variously furnished with lawsuit cases, heady encounters, and meagre coffins. the colourful academy ratio framing finds strange beauty and unlikely circumstances as action was from dare with houses to magical theatres from the towns to the mountain tops exploring its

distancing well observed by the captive this week have a pinpoint cross and a trademark finish from the bosnia was disastrous only on defending straight from kickoff gave dodi luka back you know an opportunity to double headers lead he judy dispatched his chops to make it. was. and it was 3 by the hour mark some excellent wing play from matt taylor who now found the bees of each boot cd up for the winger to slot time was on the father to be celebrated in style with some help from his team mates. a cue ball in b.'s image before the car missed a finishes. it was humiliation for any on the 77th minute as dedrick boy outta made it 4 nil. to me only usually age so good at set pieces were all at sea for this one was. and so it finished darby demolition 3 points may have made it 11 against their local rivals for the season. the pandemic in europe appears to be slowing despite the escalating situation around the world people here in the german capital are welcoming the chance to savor the sunshine as temperatures climb and the government rolls back locked the restrictions spring and sun in berlin rest

a pinpoint cross and a trademark finish from the bosnia. disastrous only on defending straight from kickoff gave dodi luka back you know an opportunity to double headers lead p.g.d. dispatched his chops to make it sunil was and it was 3 by the alamo some excellent wing play from kuhn up sound of bees a bitch could see the up for the wing nuts a slow time was on the father to be celebrated in style with some help from his teammates. to keep pulling it beez of each disorder come east a finishes. it was humiliation for any on the 77th minute as dedrick point out some 84 nil was. to me only usually so good at set pieces were all at sea for this 1. 1000 so it finished darby demolition 3 point. have you made it 11 against the local rivals for the season. but you're watching the news we'll have more at the top of the hour don't forget you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our web site that's t w dot com and you can also follow us on twitter and instagram to me the rest of the team here berlin take care. in the eye of climate change.

they pinpoint cross and a trademark finish from the bosnia. disastrous only on defending straight from kickoff gave dodie baccy of an opportunity to double headers lead the judy dispatched his chops to make sunil was. and it was 3 by the hour mark some excellent wing play from kuhn up sound of bees a bitch could see the up for the wing outs a slow time was on the father to be celebrated in style with some help from his teammates. to keep pulling it beez a bitch before the car missed a finishes. it was humiliation for any on the 77th minute as dedrick boy out some made it for dale was. to me only usually so good at set pieces were all at sea for this 1. 1000 so it finished darby demolition 3 points may have made it 11. rivals for the season. well to talk some more about the game and the rest of the weekend's been the sneak action i'm joined by tom donnelly from d.w. sports tom welcome to the show really big victory there for had to huge result was anybody expecting it to be so easy for them considering the last result yeah well i mean consideri

but i mean a 1000000 minus in bosnia given in one year to the germany monument in the ballet that might give a. damn about the on the meaning behind us here on my desk. and what was done about that for the market to look at what it would others the you know what you're going to do that you didn't understand. the is the perspective of the people making me thank you thank you. feel immediately. and i can see how soon it was dismissed that this isn't a nice. person saying my resume is exactly as i was the content isn't. going to suit my mr. jones then i hang. the organisation is financed by the government is that right not to know you're completely fine is quite innocent. ok. i'm ok this is very what we do in european power more lying when we want to do is to. especially in europe to explain why we use power more and of course i there's a lot of information in the in the media about the negative images bomb on board companies who are certified according to the round table sustainment by. these companies are committed they do not. own one terry and there are a lot of studies very enzio foun

example in greece demonstrators lined up 2 meters apart in front of the parliament in athens while in bosnia's capital sorry most people stayed home and observed the mandatory lockdown but in lebanon dozens came out onto the streets to voice their frustrations with the country's economic crisis. political correspondent simon young is in central berlin and joins us now so simon berlin traditionally holding huge may day rallies what's going on where you are now your service rally where i've been the soft news is not a may day rally it's really a protest by lockdown opponents seem particularly people who are really skeptical that the government and the police is well using the virus in the pandemic situation to you know clamp down and extend their wealth or achieve their very mistrustful a lot of the people here having said that this demo has been a very small one currently only allows for 20 people to get together for. demonstrations of political protests of this kind so the police as i think you can probably see behind me have been stepping in the softening pretty robustly and taking people awa

the balkans for months during these off downs now groups are braving a dangerous mountain pass and bosnia to cross into neighboring croatia it's becoming it's become one of the last gateways into the blah. well doctors in argentina are demanding better pay and more protective gear for treating 1000 patients they demonstrated in buenos aires as passing drivers home to their support they say many of their colleagues are getting sick because they don't have the right gear to protect themselves from the virus. while a temporary coronavirus hospital has opened in the brazilian city of menow to help treat the indigenous population now despite the isolation the virus has been slowly spreading through their communities some critical patients from remote parts of the amazon rain forest have been airlifted to hospitals in the last the city's mayor has accused president diable sonora of impeding efforts to stop the spread of the virus you need. i'm not going to stop saying that the president did not interfere of course he did it he speeches all the time saying it was just a fluke and at the same tim

distributed among those helped $2700000000.00 to egypt $4911000000.00 to ethiopia $361000000.00 to bosnia and why well take the caribbean islands or some vincent and granite jeans and a corner me built on today's them which is completely disappeared 16000000 helps until things get better. health comes through to sporting not cancelling debt payments $64.00 countries in the world spend more on debt relief than health that is temporarily halted. there are also additional direct loans and other instruments to ease the financial burden. from the i.m.f. and some for a longer term plan and program is likely going to have to step in to help countries through that so that's probably what will see out here i think the i.m.f. has delivered the message that the recovery we have to hope for this has to be a green recovery that we have to do to use this as an opportunity to do the things that are necessary to deal with the effects of climate change the crisis we've all seen the pictures of. nature reasserting itself in various areas and i think people are going to understand the impact we've had so pe

the balkans for months during the lockdowns and now groups are braving a dangerous mountain pass in bosnia to cross into neighboring croatia it's become one of the last of gateways into the block. or so called to feel that the increase here it's time to get cold we learn they put us through different things each time they throw us in a river and make us suffer a lot of other miseries so everyone has a family in europe a wife is in france with my babies and i was good. now doctors in argentina are demanding better pay and more protective gear for treating private 1000 patients they demonstrate in and what is their ease as passing drivers honks their support they say many of their colleagues are getting sick because they don't have the right equipment to protect themselves from the virus when a temporary coronavirus hospital has now opened in the brazilian city of us to help treat the indigenous population despite their isolation the virus has been slowly spreading through their communities some critical patients from remote parts of the amazon rain forest have been airlifted to hospitals in

in the balkans for months during the lockdowns now groups are braving a dangerous mountain pass in bosnia to cross into neighboring croatia it's become one of the latest gateways to the block bosnian police say they don't have the resources to stop the flow of people. the fellows have increased share each time we get caught we learn they put us through different things each time they throw us in a river and make us suffer a lot of other miseries. i mean everyone has a family in europe my wife is in france with my babies and i must go there. now the international labor organization says young people will be hardest hit by coronavirus job losses more than one in 6 have already stopped working and it says the pandemic risks creating a lock down generation with many under 24 facing long career setbacks we run the risk of creating a situation in this. pandemic which will have lasting effects as we recover from pandemics well a lot of young people are simply going to be left behind. and big numbers and the danger is and again this is the lesson of the experience is that this initial shock to yo

between turkey and russia in terms of allowing these mercenaries to back out of tripoli and go towards bosnia where the then toward israel front perhaps out of libya why they did this juncture i'm not entirely sure but if they hadn't withdrawn they would have probably gotten killed and i think that would have caused problematic dynamics between russia and turkey since late august it's actually the russian mercenaries that have been able the ground offensive to not only continue but for how far still to actually make territorial headway so they gained ground since then since then because of the russians involvement as soon as they pulled out in roughly i would say 8 hours pop star lost the territory that he's gained in a month that's how much of a strategic military advantage these groups for the russian groups provided and now that that doesn't mean that the war has ended but it does mean that in terms of capturing tripoli let's say i don't think that it's realistic to assume that that will be possible if the let's say factors of how far it's not significantly escalate against turkey it's als

distributed among those helped $2700000000.00 to egypt $411000000.00 to ethiopia $361000000.00 to bosnia and why well take the caribbean islands or some vincent and granite jeans and a corner me built on today's them which is completely disappeared 16000000 helps until things get better. health comes through perspiring not cancelling debt payments $64.00 countries in the world spend more on debt relief than health that is temporarily halted. there are also additional direct loans and other instruments to ease the financial burden in our years at the i.m.f. and some sort of wong or term plan and program is likely going to have to step in and help countries through that so that's probably what will see out here i think the i.m.f. has delivered the message that the recovery we have to hope for it has to be a green recovery that we 'd have to do to use this as an opportunity to do the things that are necessary to deal with the effects of climate change the crisis we've all seen the pictures of. nature reasserting itself it really is areas and i think people of begun to understand. we've stil

. >> there is no question there's been a convergence is the end of the cold war like bosnia or iraq itselfthat the humanitarian challenges for those on the right or the isolationists. i'm not sure the independent what that is maybe that's a case by case? >> or somebody recognizes they are can't to be a simple partyline on national security issues. somebody doesn't on social or cultural issues. and kissinger as a young man is in the same position he is a small see conservative and certainly look like a liberal the 19 fifties or sixties. >> and real american conservatives like goldwater in the 1964 republican convention there was a very unusual relationship with the rights of the republican party and that is kissinger's predicament and we explain what he is a controversial figure. and then christopher hitchen hitchens, he had those enemies on the right especially of the debates with the soviet union. >> the book is called the idealist which is a contrary and take on kissinger even with that type of description is a descendent of machiavelli and that of which you explain in the book is not th

the balkans for months during the locked arms now groups are braving a dangerous mountain pass in bosnia to cross into neighboring croatia it's become one of the last gate wades into the block while the u.k. continues to practice social distancing one section of society has been struggling with the impact of isolation the elderly charities are now reporting increased cases of confusion and loneliness so new reports from london. an hour after noon visit even under social distancing rules brings a welcome break from bubble to james confined to her home she's only allowed visits from care workers and close relatives because of her age group folder is not meant to leave her home and as a wheelchair user she's finding it very difficult when i have my son would come and go no. go shopping. trolley i write my school because at the school that shit was vulgar arrived in the u.k. in the 1960 s. from jamaica she became mayor of the london borough where she lives and a life under lockdown is in stark contrast to the active life she was used to she gets by with calls from her children as well as vol

belgrade now his 8 man event will be played in june and july with legs in serbia croatia montenegro and bosnia joke of it should be joined by dominic team alex on despair of and grigor dimitrov he was asked if he'd considered inviting roger federer and rafael nadal the problem of roger still has problems with his knee so i didn't ask him as to rafa here he recently started playing again we talked about a week ago about the u.s. open but i didn't ask him about playing maybe i will but it would be hard i don't expect him to come. australian rules football teams are preparing for their every stop on june the 11th but they face a tough choices to get the game going again teams can be forced to share flights and venues with rivals with multiple games being played on the same day in the same stadium if l. was one of the last sports to shut down during the pandemic and having lost revenue officials are keen on finding ways to save money it seems he returned to full contact training on tuesday says a strange situation but pubs will have to make sacrifices i think it's just. everyone's going to have to

thousands of protesters have gathered in bosnia's capital over allegations of government corruption opposition groups joined the demonstrators in seri a vote protesters marched towards parliament they're angry over a defective ventilator as which were imported from china for coronavirus patients are raspberry processing firm with ties to the government for a cure at a 100 ventilators despite not having a license to import medical equipment 3 men have been arrested over the incidents including a regional prime minister italy's foreign minister says the e.u. will collapse if governments treat italy like a leper colony during the tourist season this summer in a scathing facebook post in the weegee demaio warned against european governments blacklisting travel to italy while also preventing italians from visiting other e.u. member states on friday greece announced it was open to citizens of 29 countries but excluded italian spaniards and british people italy is continuing to emerge from one of the strictest lockdowns on the continent with the famous leaning tower of pisa reopening after 3 months t

for several months as lock downs were imposed now groups are braving a dangerous mountain pass and bosnia with the hope of crossing into neighboring croatia is becoming one of the last the gateways into the block and boston police say they don't have the resources to stop the flow of people. increase yes it's time to get cold they put us through it differently each time he throws a river and make you suffer a lot of all the misery. everyone has a family in europe was the only white front with my babies and i was good there may be hungary's government has begun the process of ending controversially emergency powers granted to the prime minister at the start of the pandemic viktor orban was given the power to rule by decree after a vote in parliament where his party holds a majority they moved drew criticism from opposition parties rights groups and the european union but the government says hungry state of emergency and or bans special powers will end on june 20. russia's president says the corona virus outbreak in moscow is stabilizing in the city has managed to avoid a worst case scenari

. >> is there has been a convergence in looking at issues like bosnia or iraq itself people on the leftwith those humanitarian challenges and people on the right i'm not sure than anybody else who does case-by-case? >> if they recognize the partyline on his national security issues of social and cultural issues and interestingly the young man was in rather the same position and saw himself as a small see conservative did not identify as liberal in the fifties but when you encounter real americans services from the republican convention he was appalled and with the right of the republican party and with conservatives as well. so with kissinger's predicament makes him a controversial figure. but also he has enemies on the right. >> the book is called the idealist and with cast on - - even with kissinger is described as the realist. so that choice that you explain in the book is not that notion of idealism. can you explain for the audience at home that idealist when it comes to kissinger? but that's not the description you are using. >> it's true most people think of henry kissinger as the

not just of her and her age but the age she is living in and by the time for example she's going to bosnia before that, there is more problematic before that is her trip you talk about very well to vietnam she broke the right stripped of annoy, she herself may be is realizing that she needs to rethink some of this pleasure or that she wants to reintroduce a point of view. >> i think that when you look at this it's really important to realize how much change has changed but also how much did change between her interpretation to trip to hanoi. what really changed. >> and how many years is that? >> five years. >> four years, five years 63 to 68. but what happens and something i found really touching that i didn't realize and maybe it's wrong emma correct me if i'm wrong but somebody said to me and it made sense that the literature of postwar america right after until the 50s, what it is about the personal struggle. even if you are living in a country that's won the war they have all these problems yet it's also the time of the black civil rights movement it's the time of resurgent feminism an

science monitor awarded a pulitzer prize for those to help expose the massacre during the war in bosnia. and with the teams of times reporter for afghanistan and pakistan. and in the middle east. also a rope and a prayer a story about a kidnapping with his wife and the endgame, betrayal. as a podcast or, broadcaster, or, broadcaster, writer and teacher and with university of washington. the interviews with award-winning authors and scientists and artists are noted for their intelligence and sensitivity. and that is democratized by paying access and and is also the host of the series at length. and the truth of the deep state is the subject of the talk please join me to welcome our gas. >> thank you. very nice. it is good to see you. and to say that steve share with rocks. >> that is my friend and neighbor and former journalist. we walk our dogs together when we can. but not right now. >> take any support you can get anywhere. >> where you right now? >> i am at my parents in law's house in kennebunkport maine normally a live in new york city my wife has asthma so we left the city as the

for international reporting in 1996, for stories that helped expose the massacre during the war in bosnia. and in 2009 he shared a pulitzer prize with a team of times reporters for the coverage of afghanistan and pakistan. he's the author of "beyond war" reimagining america's role and new ambitions in the middle east and also "a rope and a prayer", a story of a kidnapping co-authored with his life and "end game", betrayal and fall against europe's worst massacre since world war ii. steve shore is a podcaster, writing, interviewer and the host of weekday and taught at university of washington since 2009. his end up interviews with award wink authors, political leaders, artists, active citizens are most noted. s' a part of the social movement that's democratizing access and chief correspondent of town hall's chief podcast at the moment and steven is the host of the podcast series at links. rohde's book "in deep", the truth about america's deep state is the subject of tonight's talk. please join me in welcoming them. >> thank you. very nice, good to see you, david, through technology. >> and

for international reporting in 1996 for stories that helped expose the massacre during the war in bosnia. in 2019 he shared a pulitzer prize with the team of time supporters for the coverage of afghanistan and pakistan. the author of beyond war, reimagining america's role and inventions in the new middle east. also, a robe and a prayer, the story of a kidnapping co-authored with his wife and endgame, the betrayal involved of [inaudible] the worst massacre since world war ii. he [inaudible] he is a former host of ku w fm weekdays and interviews at the interview of washington since 2009. his in-depth interviews with award-winning authors, political leaders, scientists, artists and activists citizens are noted for their intelligence and sensitivity. ... >> thank you, candace. >> thank you, candace. >> very nice. thank you, david. it's good to see you through the magic of tis technology. >> thank you, and thanks to everybody who is watching. there's a message that said steve rocks so we're off to a great start thanks to you. >> host: that's my flipped and neighbor and former journalist. chri

. >> did she was i was from bosnia? >> no, albania. >> what? what an albanian looks like? a middle eastern. i mean come on. i mean that, that -- middle eastern, come on, give me a break. >> not only that, but osmanovic, a mechanic, said he thought he was being set up to be the fall guy in this highly public case. >> he was concerned that because she has money and he doesn't that he's going to get the short end of the stick? >> yeah, he did say that. she's this rich woman from ponte vedra, i know how this goes. he expressed a great deal of concern about that. >> it seems like since obviously she's rich, it's gonna be my ass. >> she's what? >> since she's rich, it's gonna be my ass. >> i could careless what she is. >> in an interrogation that last nearly eight hours, detective howard cole tried to keep osmanovic talking, even when the suspect tested cole's patience. >> he thought he was smarter than us, he wanted to control the interview. truthfully he drove me crazy. >> you can search everything that i own. you're not going to find anything. bec

markets in bosnia were stocked with delicious looking things as shoppers got ready for badram there.oronavirus restrictions, large family gatherings will not be allowed, though, and alicia one person on the streets of sarejevo put it this way, we had it worse, we had to deal with holidays with mor mortars fallin our heads in recent membe memor. we can handled a scaled back celebration. alicia: thank you, amy. leland: new challenges for small businesses trying to open in america's tourist hot spots, how they're dealing with it when we come back. usaa was made fo. and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can take care of things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. right now is the time to take care of what matters most. like we've done together, so many times before. discover all the ways we're helping members at usaa.com/coronavirus discover all the ways we're helping me