how much time will come the way for fantasy racism protests around the globe has reached to brazil south america's biggest nation is also one of the country's worst affected by the coronavirus pandemic many people's anger has been compounded by the policies of president jacob also naro he disagrees with the lock down measures imposed by or. the governess and has to met dismissed covert 19 as a slight film despite his country saying war corona related to us and almost any other. piece of the 1st protests against president jaya both are not 0 since the covered 19 pandemic began 20 fascist groups in the capital brasilia took to the streets to demonstrate against both sinatras leadership to. brazil is sinking into chaos health care system was bad before the covered 19 crisis now is just getting worse plus the ball sonora government is fighting to set up a dictatorship protests took place across the country here in rio de janeiro residents of the favelas protested against police violence in poor neighborhoods. both in our supporters however gathered on the copacabana they criticized private 19 physical

also on the program coronavirus cases are on the rise across south america and brazil now has the 2nd highest growth of virus death toll after the u.s. despite this restrictions are being nice to get the latest from rio de janeiro. and sports fremen are making a late rush hoping to stay in the bundesliga for another season after a 5 star performance against potter. i want and blue cross thanks for joining another young black man is dead in the u.s. at the hands of police now atlanta georgia police chief has resigned as a result and the mayor has called for the officer involved to be fired area residents have converged on the scene of the incident to protest the friday night shooting death of 27 year old ray short brooks atlanta police say he was asleep in his car blocking a fast food drive through lane he said to have resisted arrest after failing a sobriety test security footage shows brooks. running away with in officers stun gun when police opened fire at least 3 shots and killed him the incident comes amid widespread protests over police brutality and systematic races. around the

as cases are declining in some countries they are climbing across much of south america brazil is now recording the 2nd highest number of deaths in the world surpassing the united kingdom medical experts warn the rate of infection is still speeding up but the brazilian government wants to see a return to normal economic activity despite the calls for caution. brazilians dig musgraves to bury their dead in minnows the largest city in the brazilian amazon the rules of crosses a reminder of the heavy toll the coronavirus has taken brazil is in an enviable position of having the world's 2nd highest corporate 1000 death toll with both daily fatalities and new infections mounting. the world health organization says the country is under pressure but not yet overwhelmed there are clear hotspots and heavily populated areas there are clearly different impacts and different populations we've seen the impact the numbers on us. but. overall the health system is still coping. the pandemic is far from slowing and the death toll is thought to be much higher than reported despite this brazil has loose

the corona virus pandemic is hitting south america hard brazil now has the 2nd highest number of confirmed deaths in the world surpassing the u.k. medical experts warn the rate of new infections is still accelerating but the brazilian government is pushing for a return to normal economic activity anyway. brazilians dig mass graves to bury their dead. in manaus the largest city in the brazilian amazon the rows of crosses are a reminder of the heavy toll the coronavirus has taken brazil is in the an enviable position of having the world's 2nd highest close at 19 death toll with both daily fatalities and new infections mounting. the world health organization says the country is under pressure but not yet of the well. clear how it will be populated areas there are clearly different impacts in different populations you see in the impact the numbers almost. booked. the system is still. in brazil. the pandemic is far from slowing and the death toll is thought to be much higher than reported but despite this brazil has loosened restrictions and reopen the economy with far right president bowl snor

has no place i'm british streets also coming up corona virus cases are on the rise across south america and brazil now has the 2nd highest coronavirus death toll after the us despite this restrictions are being east we'll go live to a correspondent in rio de janeiro to see how people there are reacting. in sports for a minute as making a late rush hoping to stay in the bundesliga for another season after a 5 star performance against potter brought. a 1000000 blue cross thanks for joining a day of street protests around the world are keeping the focus on structural racism across the society s. grief and frustration sparked by the death of george floyd a black man who died under the knee of a white police officer in the u.s. city of minneapolis in may was met by far right groups out to protect monuments that they see as part of their national identity. police had warned everyone to stay home the threat of spreading the coronavirus was too great but in the air at trafalgar square smoke bombs in tear gas bottles and rocks were the main concern as police try to keep anti-racism protests separated from

more i'm joined by correspondent in rio de janeiro but he says we just heard brazil has the highest death toll in south america and the 2nd in the world yet the brazil president also now or is easing the restrictions can you tell us how that is playing out. what's in our always called for a return to normal life and the governor's. poll always refused to do so but now recently they started to lift the sanctions to reopen the shopping's and schools and kindergarten so now these governors they are i answering to the pressure also of also narrow and also to the pressure in the population because more and more people want to get back to normal life after 3 months of isolation of social distancing so there is a big part of the society wanting to come back to normal life and you can see it here on the weekends and people are going out with their families mosques but they are really keen to go back to normal lives even knowing that the crisis is not over mathias in chile the president has just replaced the health minister jaime none of the amid controversy over the country's figures according to deaths to the coronav

brazil. we will start south in brazil. as the number of confirmed coronavirus infections worldwide approaches 10 million, nearly half of all of them can be found in the americasbecause of an explosion of cases in n brazil, whicich nw has s the worst infection ratetn the woworld. some e epidemiologisists say the death toll of the pandemic in brazil could pass the united states by next month. this comes as a judge has ordered brazil's far-right president jair bolsonaro to wear a mask in public or he'll face a fine of nearly $400 per violation. bolsonaro continues to attend massive political rallies across brazil. during a virtual briefing wednesday, the world health organization's marcos espinal said brazil is not doioing enouh teststing. >> brazil is a countrtry that hs many resources that could increase the number ofof tests s conducting. ovover the past few weeks, b brl ss made progress in increasing its tests but still does not arrive at 10,000 t tests per eah main residence and it is necessary that they do more. amy: meanwnwhile, brazil joining other countries in testing an experimental coronavirus vaccine crcreated by oxford university. but the country's

also on the program corona virus cases are on the rise across south america and brazil now has the 2nd highest growth of virus death toll after the u.s. just fine this.

. >>> a troubling coronavirus update out of south america. brazilnfirmed covid-19 cases. a professor in birch results is the actual number is five to 10 times higher. brazil reach 50,000 deaths. the rapid spread of the virus is fanning fears that the country's struggling economy could collapse. red cross workers have been scaring major cities to try to disinfect streets. >>> safari west reopen today. more than 1000 animals roamed the 400 acres of ari park. masks are required. this of our vehicles will be equipped with barriers to separate groups from each other as they explore the grounds. safari west accepts reservations. the wildlife park says more than 300 people have made reservations. >>> i've been there with my niece. it is a coolt's talk weather. if you're at the coast, it was a cloudy day. tough time getting sunshine in there. let's look at the highs. as i have made up to 58 where i'll in concord, 84 degrees. santa rosa, we have some fog in the north bay, 76. and san jose, about 80. the official highs for the national weather service, we are

the country has the highest death toll in south america, after brazil. ♪ >>, have lost two brothers int i'm glad they are not suffering anymore because of pain they had. now a new report that compares statistical data over the last three years suggests the number of covid-related deaths in april and may could in fact be more than 17,000, three .5 times higher than the health ministry figures. i asked the man who published a study how this was possible. >> many people who died at home or on the way to hospital or even at the door of the hospitals which have collapsed were not counted, others had respiratory failure as the cause of death, even though this was caused by coronavirus. reporter: regardless of how the death toll is tallied, latin america is now the epicenter of the pandemic, and yet it is not all gloom. in havana, the young opera singer lifts the spirits of everyone alike. away,nds of kilometers the people of chile applaud the arrival that will make all this that bit easasier to narrarator: on ththis episodedef "eaarth focus"s"... the e race to transition to sustainable solar

toll from coronavirus has now passed 400,000, with the epicentre of the disease shifting to south america. brazil'scted to overtake the uk and become the second highest in the world. as our correspondent katy watson reports from sao paolo, the brazilian government has been accused of trying to hide the true numbers. black lives matter in brazil, too. but here, president jair bolsonaro's handling of coronavirus is also enraging protesters. a leader, they say, who is threatening the country's democracy. in the past week alone, 150,000 people have caught covid—19 and 7,000 have died. but that's information the government doesn't want people to know. it's wiped those figures from its website because it says they are manipulated. behind those numbers, though, are real people. patients and health workers on the front line, trying to control a virus that is still spreading. "it's like a snowball," helio says. "the cases keep rising, people get infected. this never ends." carini is also on the front line, receiving death registers in sao paulo. half of the names in this book, she says, were covid—19 relate

is the worst affected country the epicenter of the outbreak is currently in south america brazil is theregion's hot spot with more than $32000.00 people testing positive on wednesday it's on course to pass a 1000000 cases in the coming days more than 46000 people have died and mexico is opening up again even though the outbreak there is showing few signs of slowing down the government says keeping a lockdown in place would be devastating for the poor al-jazeera as john holeman is in mexico city and says the country's leaders seem to find themselves with little choice now harf of miscarry states have gone through orange in a traffic light system here which is meant to gradually reopen the country and under orange in the traffic light system that means the heart of the hotel's parked restaurants and sports centers can all open the heart to capacity so it's no small thing and even in mexico city which is always been the focal point of the infection here the government is transitioning towards that despite the fact that they're not meeting their own criteria they said that they were only go

symptomaticen of the cha for peru with the second-highest number of deaths and infections in south america after brazilt an update. our reporter is live in miami. worst of all, let's talabout peru. does its health care system have sufficient facilities to cope with the number of cases? reporter: there was the criticism of the catholic church , the powerful image of the cathedral in lima, filled with the pictures ofhe people who had died. clearly, they are facingerus difficulties in admitting the challenge presented by the covid-19, and even though peru was one of the countries that originally had been praised because of its actis, particularly in economic terms, they started aam vertious economic aid package to try to keep people in their houses, particularly in one sector, where peru and man oth countries in latin america comprise a large proportion of the workin population. they are facing great difficulties. anchor: it is argbly the biggest crisissof c itroversy ad presiden bolsonaro's policies and comments. what about there? reporters: brazil'ituation seems to get worse and worse, second in the num

10 worst hit countries in the world covered 19 is highly active especially in central and south america brazil's president once described corona virus as a middle flu has now become a health crisis for his country brazil has a 2nd highest number of deaths from cold in 1000 in the world and less on the run kitty reports. workers at the largest cemetery in seoul paulo or exhuming more than double the amount of bodies they usually do to make room for fresh. as the number of 1000 deaths in the country overwhelms capacity but even if the country is now the world's 2nd highest death toll after the u.s. people are returning to the streets in mass the world health organization is again sounding the alarm although says so far the national health system is holding up to the pressure over all the health system is still coping in brazil though having said that with the sustained number of severe cases. it is that remains to be seen and clearly the whole system in brazil across the country needs significant support in order to sustain its efforts in this regard president jacques he had both so narrow west th

from north to south america where brazil injured its worst ever week for new coronavirus cases public pressure on president bush to quit as seen more protests in major cities and beyond there have been more than 1300000 infections and over 58000 deaths that are on the local level mirrors and governors have taken quarantine measures but the president continues to tell people to ignore the advice saying the economy cannot handle it the protesters say he said threat to democracy . the. european league. leaders decoded 19 is a risk to his own to our lives and our since the both sonora government and he must be stopped. with. the. things. we. do. not say. in our in office in leading the government it's not. easy. to. go on. when seen interest from several sectors of what you saw that pulls this was doesn't seem wise to me as everyone who is including the protocol and even before the ball is the one who was doing that we'll tell you no good plus kept us thinking on of themselves while the people get done over it will be difficult to guess who model for office but not impossible. some news f

the challenge for peru — it has the second—highest numbers of deaths and infections in south america after brazil with the number of cases? clearly not and that was the centre of the criticism by very influential voices and of course the catholic church, the powerful image of the cathedral in lima filled with all the pictures of people who died. clearly, peru is facing serious difficulties in meeting the challenge presented by covid—19 and even though peru was one of the... they tried to keep people in their houses... many of the largest cities in the world preparing to open their economy, the situation can only get worse. i have 30 seconds when can you give me a quick update on venezuela? it is about question in the continent, the report very low cases, but many places do not trust the figures as they think the venezuelan health system is facing challenges and it's hard to believe the figures are so few. thank you very much indeed. we will have more information on the us supreme court ruling. see you then. hello again, it has been another day of sunshine and showers, another day where our lightn

moving to south america or brazil. ern the tragic position of becoming the 2nd country to register more than 1000000 corona virus infections the health ministry confirming the grim statistic with a record number of new cases on friday know about all adds up to a total number of deaths approaching $50000.00 and there is widespread public anger to the president both sonora and his government over their humbling of the brick. is a brazilian i feel bad we should not have reached such a number if the politicians want it they could have avoided it but nobody can dance with. the president shows a lack of commitment to combat it he was going out without a mask greeting people meeting crowds i think he is the main person responsible for this situation. president bolton r.-o. has been heavily criticised over his response to the crisis he initially described the disease as a little flu that no national lockdown was needed but scenario has clashed with state governors who tried to bring in restrictions on shut down major cities th

the insects came from paraguayan and are expected to spread across regions of south america authorities in parts of brazil are preparing emergency measures to suppress the swarm should enter the country. lufthansa shareholders have voted to accept the german government's mind 1000000000 euro rescue package for the airline the bailout will make the german taxpayer the biggest shareholder in the country's largest carrier with 20 percent stake returns a struggle to stay afloat as the coronavirus crisis disrupts air travel around the world. the shareholders weren't exactly happy about it but your turn it was bankruptcy for the company and its 138000 employees the reason was clear. we have run out of money well living from the reserves was set aside in good years without support bankruptcy is looming earlier in the day the european commission approved the rescue plan then the shareholders gave their blessing including lufthansa's biggest shareholder billionaire heinz him until who had been skeptical the deal clears the way for a 9000000000 euro government rescue plan the state will receive 20 percent of luftha

argentina the insects came from paraguayan are expected to spread across regions of south america authorities in parts of brazil are preparing emergency measures to suppress the swarm if it enters the country. football now and liverpool have been crowned premier league champions clinching their 1st english league title in 30 years liverpool weren't playing on thursday but they secure at the top flight title after their closest rivals manchester city lost to chelsea the victory has made you're going call it the 1st german coach to win an english title and fans quickly converged to celebrate despite calls to avoid moscow others because of the coronavirus. her over. her 30 years of hurt all over for liverpool and barely 30 minutes after they were crying premier league champions thousands of fans descended on our own fields to get the party started it's. fair. to. say we're still waiting for the little yellow world that the rio gets i mean obviously it is real it's it's amazing. that. liverpool haven't been short of silverware outside of england legally in the last 12 months they've won jerky and world cup titles b

prevented an explosion of infections the country already has the highest death toll in south america after brazil and i have our own american hero marriage i've lost 2 brothers and a month but i'm glad they're not suffering any more because of the pain may head. now a new report that compares to to stickle data over the last 3 years suggests that the number of cold related deaths in april in may could in fact be more than 17003 and a half times higher than the health ministry figures i asked the man who published the study how this was possible. you know if it medical so many people who died at home or on the way to the hospital or even at the door of the hospitals which have collapsed were not counted others had respond retore failure is the cause of death even though this was caused by coronavirus. regardless of how the death toll is tallied that numerical is now the epicenter of the pandemic and yet it's not all gloom. in havana a young opera singer lifts the spirits of health workers and neighbors alike. while thousands of kilometers away chileans applaud the arrival of a box that will also m

argentina and insects came from paraguayan are expected to spread across regions of south america authorities in parts of brazil are preparing emergency measures to suppress the swarm should it enter the country. german financial service provider wild card has filed for insolvency after disclosing an almost 2000000000 euro financial hole in its books before the company's former c.e.o. faces charges of inflating the company's balance sheets auditors say they're clear indications of an elaborate fraud involving multiple parties around the world. live tons of shareholders have voted to accept the german government's 9000000000 euro rescue package for the airline the bailout will make the german taxpayer the biggest shareholder in the country's largest carrier with a 20 percent stake of struggle to stay afloat as the coronavirus crisis disrupt air travel around the world the shareholders weren't exactly happy about it but your turn it was bankruptcy for the company and its 138000 employees the reason was clear. we have run out of money well living from the reserves we set aside in good years without support bankrup

let's turn our attention to south america where after brazil injured its worst ever week for new coronavirus cases public pressure is on president bolton or wrote to quit and it's seen more protests in major cities and beyond there have been more than 1300000 infections not equates 250000 deaths a local level murders governors have taken quarantine measures but the president continues to tell people to ignore the advice saying the economy cannot handle it the protesters say he's a threat to democracy. the covert 19 is a risk to his all to our lives. as it is the bow sonora government and he must be stopped by. the. new things. we. did. not say. in our in office in leading the government so now. we. go on. with green interest from several sectors of resource that pulls no mains not this is doesn't seem wise to me as everyone who is including the full economy given because it was the one who was doing that we'll tell you no good to us capital has been going on there for themselves while the people get done over it will be difficult to get him on the phone for this but not impossible. there has

let's go to south america where after brazil injured its worst ever week for a new coronavirus cases public pressure on president baltar noro to quit are seen more protests in major cities on beyond there have been more than 1300000 factions that equates to over 58000 deaths there are local level murders and governors uptick in quarantine measures but the president continues to tell people to ignore the advice saying the economy cannot handle it the protesters say he's a threat to democracy. to the. european league. to the. police to the covert 19 is a risk to his all to our lives. as it is the bow sonora government and he must be stopped. with. the. new things. we are. not safe. and our in office and leading the government it's not. easy. to. go on. with an interest from several sectors of plays so that. this which doesn't seem wise to me as everyone who is including the full economy even before the law is the one who was doing real talking of books less capitalists who think in all of themselves while the people get done over it will be difficult to get him all the falseness but no

. >> the epicenter for the global outbreak is in south america. brazils having a really hard time. talk to us about how the border officials have to deal with diseases and outbreaks like covid-19. what is the impact on the border >> that is why this president did a great thing when he suspended all immigration on the southern border. instead of taking them into custody and putting them in i.c.e. facilities. we will turn them right back around and send them back to mexico. this is about protecting our border patrol agent and i.c.e. agents. think if it hit really hard. that section would be wide open to all cartel activity. the president made a great move when he suspended emigration. he made another great move by suspending a lot of b cells coming into this country. it's about protecting americans. americans first. jobs for americans first. putting america first. that is exactly what he should be doing. that is why we elected them. that is why he is a great president. >> fears of covid-19 coming across a border. great having you on. , back soon. liz: mike

america." brazil's outbreak has become one of the deadliest on the planet. u.k..h the u.s. and the president bolsonaro continues to downay the dangers of coronavirus, firing those who disagree with him. our southmerica correspondent reports. reporter: anoth covid callout in brazil's biggest city, and the epicenter of the pandemic. traffic is lighter these days use of quarantine, but this is still a city of 22 million, and the roads are as bad as ever. 70% of calls are not related to the fire is. -- the virus. in these uncertain times, people don't kw if this might be the manal goodbye. the patients wil it to hospitals are the lucky ones. the team says three tiars as many peodying and home compared to life before the pandemic. >> how we were doing was registering. -- all we were doing was registering. peop would go to sleep and would not woke up. they never had a chance. reporter: ain colleague many the force look up to past to they know many will not survive the pandemic. if>> this is acult situation, but as we say every time we won't only believe when the number shows it, for now itd is an invisiblease. reporter: in eastern sao paulo, one of t virus is all too visible. antonio and kelly are t

on february 25th brazil became the 1st country in south america to report a cold 1000 infection. and as the number of cases increased over the subsequent weeks and months it's president with fuz to take any strong measures. he fought the state leaders who imposed lockdowns and mandated social distancing rules calling their actions economically ruinous. also not all still refuses to acknowledge the seriousness of the global pandemic he's called a virus nothing more than a little flu his priority has been to keep the economy going at any cost. but now brazil has recorded more than 1000000 infections and the world's 2nd highest death toll. and as pushes for people to go back to work 2 of his health ministers have walked away nansen patient taken office on april 17th but resigned just 4 weeks later today should replaced luis in the game on a date that. had dismissed for supporting quarantines the president called it a consensual divorce but man did the sacking caused anger across brazil. with many banyan pots and pans from their windows. so how would president also not his handling o