the brazilian army are traitors out with all these immigrants. it was this sentiment at a demonstration by residents of the brazilian border town of paris the took south america's immigration crisis to a new level on the eighteenth of august locals attacked venezuelan immigrants who'd been camping in the town armed with sticks and stones they expelled some twelve hundred venezuelans and burned their belongings. because of it i work in brazil i have four children in venezuela hallie going to send them food now. the residents deny that their hunting the venezuelans down but insists they will not allow the immigrants to stay in the town. after the attack we made an agreement with the police to not let them gather in crowds assoon as groups of five or six people are seen together we call the police corruption might be the female about the situation is tense here not just for us but for them as well they're not trustworthy people. the attack was the culmination of a growing humanitarian crisis that's been going on for more than a year a lack of food a

brazilian troops now at the main point offend treaty between brazil and venezuela. bases what the border town of pak i my looks like after the anti migrant violence over the weekend. the money. has been waiting for her three children four hours the venezuelan has been living with her husband in brazil with what is going on at home she's decided to send for her family. i have three children and we cannot risk it any more we have to bring our children here because in venezuela they cannot survive and we don't know what would happen in the future. in this northern brazilian state say the scale of the influx of men women and children from venezuela is now on the scale of an emergency the state government wanted to close the border temporarily but their federal counterparts said doing that would be illegal around eight hundred venezuelans come to this place every day escaping the crisis here they're given i mean they're vaccinated and they're given an identification by brazilian authorities tell us that they want them to leave this part of the country as soon as possible

but the lore and the might of the brazilian establishment seem stacked against him determined to keep him out of the political fray lula has been a prominent feature of brazil's. landscape for more than forty years so it's difficult for many here to imagine life without him he's continuing to pull strings exerted influence from behind bars inspiring his followers aggravating his opponents to this legal team has been trying since his imprisonment in april to have him released so he can continue appealing against the sentence and electoral court must also decide whether he's eligible to stand in the elections or. the population does not understand a complicated situation which only increases the disillusion in brazil's institutions the situation is unclear and that is not good for democracy or the legitimacy of the elections. but love him or loath him to this absence has left a void his rivals are struggling to fill and the electorate unsure which way to turn. brazil's supreme court has started public hearings about whether the mainly catholic countries highly restrictive abortion laws

however opinion polls suggest that more than half the brazilian electorate don't know who to vote for or don't like any of the choices on offer and won't cast a ballot despite voting being obligatory. i think brazil is heading towards complete chaos that is my impression politicians are not governing it's a complete mess the same politicians are now faced with the challenge of convincing a disparate electorate in the country of more than two hundred million inhabitants that they have the solutions to brazil's many problems. and their al-jazeera brasilia. has taken through some of the headlines now at least twenty five people have been killed and many more injured after a highway bridge collapsed in the italian city of genoa it came down during heavy rains sending vehicles plunging around one hundred meters to the ground rescue workers are still searching for survivors after days of heavy losses the turkish lira recovered some ground on tuesday president or edge of tiber the one has called for a boycott of u.s. electronic products in retaliation for he says is an economic attack on his

however opinion polls suggest that more than half the brazilian electorate don't know who to vote for or don't like any of the choices on offer and won't cost the ballot despite voting being obligatory by the cup i think brazil is heading towards complete chaos that is my impression politicians are not governing it's a complete mess those same politicians are now faced with the challenge of convincing a disparate electorate in the country of more than two hundred million inhabitants that they have the solutions to brazil's many problems. brasilia. cuba is set to have its most significant political change in more than forty years and the government wants the input of its citizens thousands of community meetings are being held for people to share their thoughts on a new draft constitution from havana reports. their workday is done at this hospital and have an app but the staff can't go home yet. they're staying on to discuss the proposed changes to the cuban constitution thousands of these government organized meetings are taking place across the island over the next three months it's t

brazilian troops now at the main point of entry between brazil and venezuela. bases what the border town of my looks like after the anti migrant violence over the weekend. the money. has been waiting for her three children four hours the venezuelan has been living with her husband in brazil with what is going on at home she's decided to send for her family. i have three children and we cannot risk it any more we have to bring our children here because in venezuela they cannot survive and we don't know what we have been in the future. in this northern brazilian state say the scale of the influx of men women and children from venezuela is now on the scale of an emergency the state government wanted to close the border temporarily but their federal counterparts said doing that would be illegal around eight hundred venezuelans come to this place every day escaping the crisis here they're given a meal there vaccinated and they're given an identification by brazilian authorities tell us that they want them to leave this part of the country as soon as possible in orde

however opinion polls suggest that more than half the brazilian electorate don't know who to vote for or don't like any of the choices on offer and won't cost a ballot despite voting being obligatory. i think brazil is heading towards complete chaos that is my impression politicians are not governing it's a complete mess the same politicians are now faced with the challenge of convincing a disparate electorate in the country of more than two hundred million inhabitants that they have the solutions to brazil's many problems. brasilia colombia's government is blocking treasure hunters from salvaging what they say is the holy grail of shipwrecks when the spanish ship san jose sank more than three hundred years ago it was said to be loaded with gold and precious stones worth billions today but as man you are part of ford's son clear who will own the treasure once it's brought ashore. stories of ship wrecks and sunken treasure have long captivated the imagination. but perhaps no wreck has fascinated underwater archaeologists and treasure hunters quite like the sun who say. attacked by brit

and venezuelans a group of brazilians attacked venezuelans saying that there had been provoking and assaulting a brazilian national and then they set on fire the place where they lived and then they pushed out to the other side of the border around one thousand venezuelans were forced out of brazil that day but this as a state that the state governor is basically saying that it's in a state of emergency that they cannot afford to maintain the amount of people that have been coming here feeding them and taking care of them and that's why the have requested the supreme court to shut down this border temporarily the federal government says that that's illegal but in spite of that tension has increased in this part of brazil and of the border business where that something that forced the federal government to send troops here with the news are from al jazeera and still ahead taiwan loses another ally of salvador decides to switch allegiances but time high says it will not give in to pressure and able outright in democratic republic of congo kills more people but a new drug is offering h

however opinion polls suggest that more than half the brazilian electorate don't know who to vote for or don't like any of the choices on offer and won't cost about that despite voting being obligatory. but i think brazil is heading towards complete chaos that is my impression politicians are not governing it's a complete mess the same politicians are now faced with the challenge of convincing a disparate electorate in the country of more than two hundred million inhabitants that they have the solutions to brazil's many problems then which when there are two zero brasilia zimbabwe's ruling party is trying to get the opposition's challenge to last month's election result thrown out president emerson man and dad was an m.p.'s party submitted the paperwork on wednesday they want the courts to reject the petition filed by the opposition m.d.c. alliance last week its leader nelson chamisa accuses my gaggia of rigging the presidential vote or harriman tasa is in harare. goes on to be of officials say that the opposition has no case and they want the inauguration to happen as soon as possibl

however opinion polls suggest that more than half the brazilian electorate don't know who to vote for or don't like any of the choices on offer and won't cost a ballot despite voting being obligatory. i think brazil is heading towards complete chaos that is my impression politicians are not governing it's a complete mess the same politicians are now faced with the challenge of convincing a disparate electorate in a country of more than two hundred million inhabitants that they have the solutions to brazil's many problems. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories so far italy's transport minister has ordered a check of major infrastructure across the country after the collapse of a motorway bridge in genoa rescue teams of coal thirty seven bodies from the rubble hundreds of firefighters are digging through the steel and concrete the tasha butler has more now from near the bridge. it is just a pile of rubble and concrete and that is what is making this rescue operation say difficult because the emergency service workers are having to use large machinery to move some of the concrete

however opinion polls suggest that more than half the brazilian electorate don't know who to vote for or don't like any of the choices on offer and won't cost a ballot despite voting being obligatory by the cup i think brazil is heading towards complete chaos that is my impression politicians are not governing it's a complete mess the same politicians are now faced with the challenge of convincing a disparate electorate in a country of more than two hundred million inhabitants that they have the solutions to brazil's many problems. shriner al-jazeera brasilia. this is al-jazeera these are your headlines the italian transport minister says maintenance was not completed as it should have been on the bridge that collapsed in genoa the nilo town in nearly as order the check of major infrastructures across the country has also demanded all documentation from the company that oversees the bridges and maintenance rescue teams a full thirty seven bodies from the rubble quest. maintenance to the bridge has not been out to taken as it should have it is extraordinary that this could lead to the

over 120,000 of them in just a few months. phey have pusheddthe brazilian government to actually send in troops. in this small toon on the vvnezuelan born -- on he brazilian border, venezuelans arrivv in the thousands, their eetire lives packed into suitcases. they croos the border two days ago. >> our clothes are ugly and dirty. anna: they sold all their belongings and left caracas. they hope to be granted a refugee visa in the center set up the brazilian military and you and -- and u.n. >> we will have to come back tomorrow. -p>> this is all for the visa, eight forms. these former republican ministries and executivesshave all their savings on them. -- these ffrmer executives have all their savings on them. changes imposed by nick lisman meager savings.a toll nntheir imposed by nicolls maduro have taken a toll o on their meager savings. >> we hahave nothing left. anna: this camp was burnee,% which sent venezuelans running to the other side of the border. sinne then, the governmentthas called in special forces. pespite theii exhaustion, this family has to travel and next requirement o

more venezuelan migrants cross into brazil, but the brazilian president now says that closing the borderould be "unthinkable". and new hope for children with a severe muscle wasting condition. researchers discover that gene editing will correct it in dogs.

our thousands of brazilians are planning a mass rally to demand their choice a presidential candidate to be allowed to run former leader. lula da silva is serving a twelve year prison sentence for corruption daniel reports. it was here in the arid northeast of brazil. enjoyed strong supporters president with his social programs that helped alleviate poverty his imprisonment earlier this year for corruption as part of the huge car wash scandal has left many voters disillusioned with their politicians and cynical about the political process now it's called there is no confidence in the electoral process brazilians don't trust politicians especially with all these corruption probe so i don't see anyone talking about the elections. as popularly known is still ahead in the opinion polls his supporters believe he is innocent and the country struggling to emerge from this session they remember that between two thousand and three and two thousand and ten the store a booming economy and they believe he can save them again and lula you know there is no other option. he's a political prisoner he

a 5-year-old brazilian boy who asked for breast feeding when he was reunited with his mother. now his favorite game is patting down and shackling migrants with plastic cuffs. when visitors showed up in philadelphia, he krouxed behind the sofa. at least one detention center where children were held, children were given psycho tropic medication without consent. on monday in a case that included filings from kids about being forcibly injected with drugs and feeling side effects, a federal judge said the administration can no longer give them psycho tropic drugs

a brazilian cargo company is getting attention of silicon venture.irst, to our top story, microsoft says it has thwarted an attempt by hackers tied to the russian military to disrupt the u.s. midterm elections. domains.own six web the group is believed to be the groupe, that's believed to be responsible is called strontium. is aat we are seeing pattern that come in many respects, is similar to what we saw in the united they to 2016 when certain campaigns and political parties were attacked. it is similar to the pan we sign , when we saw7 every major candidate for the french presidency targeted. we are seeing it again. emily: to discuss in washington, we have jordan robertson. and david kirkpatrick here in the studio. what do you make of what microsoft said they have done here in terms of taking over and shutting down these six different websites and 84 such sites over the last two years? >> you have to take your hat off to them. this is a masterstroke of marketing more than anything. it is important what microsoft did. they took out these domains tha

from one side of the border from the brazilian side of the border towards venezuela people here would like to go somewhere else to find work but the process has not been fast enough the united nations refugee agency is saying that they need at least forty six million dollars to cope with the refugee crisis by venezuelans all around latin america but so far they have only received around seven percent aid agencies in india say it could be days before the full extent of flood damage in the state of carolus no there has been no rain for the last three days but vast areas of the tropical ration remain under water many people still don't have a drinking water or electricity and her thomas this update. and team has moved away from where the worst of the flooding is in kerala so i'm not suggesting by any stretch that all of the. the water level has dropped this sort of level nevertheless it has been sunny across the state on wednesday and that means that water levels are dropping that's good news of course but it does mean that pools of water like this are being left behind this is getting p

from one side of the border from the brazilian side of the border towards venezuela people here would like to go somewhere else to find work but the process has not been fast enough the united nations refugee agency is saying that they need at least forty six million dollars to cope with the refugee crisis by venezuelans all around latin america but so far they have only received around seven percent well ecuador in peru are tightening their border roles to try and stem the migration crisis from venezuela and alexander. and really talk about the ecuador colombia border i was under as we know ecuador is one of the countries that's now imposed a passport on those migrants before they could travel just id cards and now they need passports what's been the impact and fallout from that. well ecuador is to risk the restriction came into play in effect on august eighteenth five days ago at the time there were roughly forty five hundred venezuelan migrants crossing this bridge where we are on a daily basis that now we're down to less than five hundred so this is the main effect that has happen

also coming up clashes break out between brazilian locals and venezuelans as tensions over migration come to a head more than a thousand venezuelans who have fled the border town are down forced back to their crisis hit country and a big day for greece as it emerges from its final bailout program athens will now be able to tap into money on financial markets for the first time in eight years it follows years of austerity that led to widespread anger as the country tried to cut its debts we'll go live to athens. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program dozens of elderly south koreans are in north korea for a long awaited reunion with family members. and these are just the first of emotional scenes that we are witnessing the first for unions in three years they bring together families who were divided after the korean war in the one nine hundred fifty s. some haven't seen their relatives since the end of that calm. clicked the unions more agreed to by the two korean leaders of a historic summit in april part of a recent thaw in relations between the two countries the south koreans were ch

and "moura woe for mourinho," after the brazilian lucas moura scored a double in tottenham's 3—0 win the so called special one? bbc sport's adam wild reports. so, what about this? he is standing and clapping at the supporters. and those who are there are singing at him and applauding him. what a performance from jose mourinho. for a united team, opinion has felt more divided. jose mourinho, defiant yet in battle, it was his own reputation he chose to defend. —— embattled. in battle, it was his own reputation he chose to defend. —— embattledlj have he chose to defend. —— embattled.” have one more premierships alone than the other 19 managers together. three for me and two for them. respect. respect is what he demands. football, though, can be unforgiving. it was a tense affair at the prince conference last night. talking about jose at the prince conference last night. talking aboutjose mourinho's contributions, what do you think?” don't believe manchester united is coping with the pressure. jose mourinho is long on ego and short on application. he is acting like a petula nt applicatio

and that's not just affecting argentina the ruble the south african rand the turkish lira and the brazilian ryall are all plummeting political conflicts are making things worse argentina may have further to fall protests against the government are growing and the nation's biggest unions the g.t. says it has strikes planned to. bring in a senior market analyst at foreign exchange in london good to have you with us how worrying is argentina's decline for investors. it is worrying i mean naturally when you see the currency plummet in the way that the peso hospital last couple of days but even going but beyond that is obviously not truly a concern it seems this crisis is not a hand on the government is clearly now relying on the i.m.f. to call me in and provide some much needed stability in order to prevent the crisis worsening because ultimately this is going to lead to extremely difficult times for people in the country something that unfortunately how become a cold caused them to follow in the crisis back in two thousand and one which is why they're not that keen on i am to start off with of

the northern brazilian state of rhode island is one of the country's poorest and that's why the government is hoping to start moving people to other cities to ease the burden on this border state and the venezuelan for coming to brazil are not only living inside shelters but also on the streets all around the city there's entire families waiting to be allowed inside the shelters families here say that their children are getting sick while they wait. for three weeks this children have been sleeping on the street they're tired hungry and some of them. says she has been told there is no space inside and. they say there is no space. under there. which is the pressure jeff wilkinson of the u.n. refugee program says the situation is challenging with a priority shifting to help the new arrivals to quickly move on to other brazilian cities and that they are now looking at how to. make the process. more to identify a new locations and to negotiate. to push their. because at the end of the day i think everyone realizes that. that really is the priority and that takes pressure off. in spite of the di

the northern brazilian state of rhode i'ma is one of the country's poorest and that's why the government is hoping to start moving people to other cities to ease the burden on this border state and the men if well known for coming to brazil are not only living inside shelters but also on the streets all around the city are that there's entire families waiting to be allowed inside the shelters families here say that they're chilled. and by getting sick while they wait. for three weeks this children have been sleeping on the street they're tired hungry and some of them ill. she has been told there is no space inside and. they say there is no space. under there. is the pressure jeff wilkinson of the u.n. refugee program says the situation is challenging with a priority shifting to help the new arrivals to quickly move on to other brazilian cities and that they are now looking at how to. make the process. more to identify a new locations and to negotiate. to push this because at the end of the day i think everyone realizes that i mean that really is the priority and that takes pressure off t

however opinion polls suggest that more than half the brazilian electorate don't know who to vote for or don't like any of the choices on offer and won't pass the ballot despite voting being obligatory by the cup i think brazil is heading towards complete chaos that is my impression politicians are not governing it's a complete mess the same politicians are now faced with the challenge of convincing a disparate electorate in a country of more than two hundred million inhabitants they have the solutions to brazil's many problems. and their al-jazeera brasilia. time to recap the headlines now at least twenty five people have been killed and many more injured after a highway bridge collapsed in the italian city of genoa it came down during heavy rains sending vehicles plunging around one hundred meters to the ground rescue workers are still searching for survivors so he has just increased tariffs on some u.s. imports and its president has called for a boycott of u.s. electronic products roger tired of the one says it sirrah tally ation for an economic attack on his country on friday wash

high the city tell us about the brazilian developments first of all. hello come on well what we're seeing in brazil as in other countries in the region actually is an increase in xenophobia a really very sometimes violent reaction to this extraordinary unprecedented influx of venezuelan migrants and we saw that less than two weeks ago in brazil in the state of rhode island which is on the border with venezuela because of the large influx of the a very very poor venezuelans into a very very poor state in brazil these some of these venezuelans were attacked in their camps that was sent back across the border into their own country and so the government has reacted it's reacting to internal pressure but also to the reality that it simply cannot deal with this large number of venezuelan refugees economic refugees because other countries in the region are also making it more difficult for them and so there's a bottleneck now both in venezuela and in colombia and speaking of colombia the government of venezuela is also trying to stop a flow but not of refuge

the dangers of getting a brazilian butt lift. >> reporter: it's a procedure that cam bins liposuction, but in a just released warning the american society of plastic surgeons says the brazilian butt lift is the most dangerous form of plastic surgery. one in three patients die and that's the result of a surgeon injecting too deeply into the dplutial muscle and fat entering veins that bring blood back to the heart and lungs. some are still going to get this done, if you absolutely have to do it what should they know? >> number one, always go to a board certified plastic surgeon. ask them if they've seen this warning and they're aware of the recommended tips on the part of the surgeon and ask for other alternatives. those other options includes a procedure called eon sculpting, different activities that may be safer or exercise. alexa smith, abc 7 news. >> thanks alexis. is minnie stepping out on mickey? the proposal she gets >>> california will celebrates the state's contribution to surfing. it's the result of a bill that became law this week. there's still a debate in sacramento about

soybeans and corn are a large part of the cost of pork meet, so brazilian pigs are more expensive andetitive. translation: these trade wars seem at first glance to be beneficial to brazil, but on second thoughts, we export commodities but import many things. machines, raw materials, that are becoming more expensive. the truth is that, in the end, no—one really wins. brazilian producers have ambitious plans for the future, but most here say they would rather see fewer tariffs, and win trade wars with only good old—fashioned competition. daniel gallas, bbc news, brazil. let's stay with that story, because officials from the us and china havejust wrapped up two days of talks in washington, dc. rico hizon has been following developments from our asia business hub in singapore. rico, not much progress was expected, so did the talks live up to expectations? now, the expectations for this meeting were pretty low. did they live up to those? they did live up to expectations, sally. disappointing outcome, no resolution, no breakthrough. so the trade dispute continues with no end in sight. a chi

and migrants arriving here in the last few weeks the biggest incident happened on saturday in a brazilian border town. where huge crowds of local set fire to migrant camps there following this to have being a local restaurant owner allegedly by venezuelan criminals so this has been just the last of a series of incidents as these are really struggling to keep this situation under control in a number of towns in the southern colombian border with ecuador also we've seen hundreds of venezuelan migrants stranded there as ecuador is now demanding them to show their passport to continue their journey but very few of them have a passport given the situation back home this is truly becoming a major regional many tarion crisis here with the country's just the struggling to deal with these challenges that are getting more and more complicated day after day well according to the u.n. two point three million people have left in israel or to look for work and it's k. poverty tens of thousands of them have crossed into brazil and colombia has given temporary residence to eight hundred thousand then isr

plane has crashed in northern mexico shortly after takeoff all one hundred three people on board the brazilian built jet survived but most of them sustained injuries and were taken to hospital the plane belonged to the national carrier air mexico and was on a domestic flight from durango to mexico says hey the governor of durango says the plane was hit by a gust of wind as it left the runway john heilemann has more from mexico city. it really was the great escape for those on board the plane in mexico that crashed just daft that it had taken off when you see the pictures of the plane crash but we flames coming out of it really is incredible that no one died on impact the plane was heading from durango a city in the north of the country to the capital made scary city and there around one hundred people on board now some of those after the crash were reportedly able to walk to the nearest motorway to ask for help and been since then turned up and took people to nearby hospitals some of them suffering from burns others from other injuries now there's going to be and there's already starting to be

i'm daniel one rim analysing the brazilian i'm as a part of a campaign in this huge country to eliminate measles and polio. from long flowing on in winds to an enchanting desert breeze. well apart from one or two shares around the caspian just also tearing which even very easily visible in the satellite picture we still talk about a dry picture here but that streak of clouds is coming out of the sights of pakistan and in toronto is a hint of i think a change in the type of weather in this part of the world but for the most part we're still talking about dry and dusty and hot forty nine has been observed again insurers in the north secure way more typically the middle forty's for iraq and down through kuwait clearly it's cooler the further west you go but there's nothing in the sky which is watching dust but if the wind direction changes or the wind lightens as i think it will do down to the gulf in the next day or so she will see will tend to rise been remarkably low humidity this year for the gulf states which is unusual but forty two degrees north is grain is the hint is there all acco

saturday are already very poor towns that are ill equipped to receive such a huge influx of people the brazilian government has recently sealed their northern border at the beginning of august as you were saying in your introduction they've sent troops and but they're saying that if they continue to see the numbers in the u.n. says that another two million colombians sorry business wayland's could be leaving their country. this year this situation could get completely out of control and we're seeing an increase in incidents like the one that happened on saturday in brasil and this of course worries governments here that are taking more extreme measures to try and control or stem the flow of any swelling migrants indeed and speaking of that it seems that ecuador and peru now say that the venezuelans coming across need to have passports which is a problem for many of those venezuelans we just have been using identity cards and that's affecting where you are in colombia where more than i would say hundreds of thousands have been crossing over in the past few months can you tell us why. yes absolute

to its border with venezuela after hundreds of migrants were run out of town by locals dozens of brazilians attacked two makeshift camps and. where at least a thousand venezuelans have been living they've burned belongings and set fire it's one of the sites cheering as the venezuelans were forced to cross back over the border residents say the violence began after several migrants robbed a local shop owner tens of thousands of venezuelans have fled to brazil in the past three years to escape economic and political crises back at home. is in the colombian capital bogota with an update. it has been a major incident but just one of many that we've been hearing of course many of the countries that are here that you know equipped to receive such a high number of migrants especially in that such a short time span in colombia for example almost a million venezuelans arrived in the last two years these are countries that already have a high level of poverty so it's very difficult for them to integrate these people in this crisis. we don't see an end to it any time soon. well venezuela's government

its border with venezuela after hundreds of migrants were run out of town by locals thousands of brazilians attacked two makeshift camps and. and it's lisa to interior minister threatening to send one hundred seventy seven migrants on board an italian coast guard ship back to libya but they are salvini is demanding that other e.u. countries take their men these comments follow his counterparts in laws are calling for another migrant bird to dock on the italian island of lampedusa the boat has been selling off the island for several days while others also accused it clear press carrying migrants in maltese waters purely to prevent them from entering italy while the number of migrants trying to reach the southern coast of spain from north africa has tripled this year and then greece has put pressure on rescue services and food fuel the political debate on how to handle the situation penn hall has this report from the spanish sports city of ahead see it us. exhausted but happy almost three hundred refugees and migrants rescued after setting out from the rock over in baba rafts and spending the

i'm daniel one room analysing the brazilian am as a part of a campaign in this huge country to eliminate the zones of polio. through tranquil arabian ten year olds. and their long and free will to use and if any should go on to live. hello there have of course been flooding rains again just west of shanghai but in the forecast that's a dry pot once again you look for the south and further west you know. hong kong included the potential for witnesses here is back in sichuan in the western side of the yangtze valley but the rain is becoming a little light a little more sporadic leaving much of china including hong kong looking for relatively dry wednesday not so to the science in the philippines in particular is still looks fairly wet now this satellite pictures a bit of a gap but that doesn't mean it's a lesser last and the white top clouds extent of vietnam cambodia thailand and that's where the concentration of heavy rain is of course there are showers for the sas there edging further south every day so i wouldn't put a cancer risk but singapore certainly bits more borneo that was the c

playing to the ones who play into spending so many is without bats in one thousand operation if brazilians are correctly vaccinated no migration wave would cause an outbreak in our country the north of brazil which has the highest number of venezuela migrants has been the worst affected you see it is not but these are the dollars in and else we spent eighteen years with no case. once the first cases were identified and lauch we decided twenty separate the campaign most of the children were vaccinated and now we're focusing on adults one child died here in the now and four more in other parts of brazil thousands more have been infected the battle to keep me as it was at play is a constant one with regular vigilance and campaigns like this one to ensure that everybody even the distant remote is vaccinated. but the campaign is nationwide eleven million children aged between one and five being vaccinated. for the generally smooth operation with only some resistance. only i thought it would hurt four year old enzo in sao paolo said off the wigs his mother like thousands of our boys had no doubt

set on fire and a group of brazilians pushed about one thousand venice went to the venezuelan side of the border they can tell them from the country those who manage to come back there are living in shelters like this one like the one you're seeing handled by the brazilian government and the united nations refugee agency here they are provided temporary shelter some fluid and medical but in spite of the fact that around twelve ministries the armed forces and the united nations are involved there are still hundreds and hundreds of families that are currently living on the street and are in desperate need that. telling us and of these also has generated lots of tension among the population let's not forget that brought out the state that this that is located is that one of the poorest in brazil with unemployment a lot of poverty so this has generated tension and that's what. government is trying to relocate those what coming here to other cities around the country so that they can move on with their lives find work among other things we also know that the fate of a lot i might have been

upset because a group of venezuelans had attacked the brazilian fifth and basically destroyed a refugee camp using both been putting it on fire and then they pushed the refugees the venezuelan refugees. the words they are countries and of course generated a lot of fears among refugees and the federal government has that were true you can see them right behind me that they're taking care of the border right now and yet there is a people who are still coming across the border despite the violence they've faced or maybe the fact that they do feel unwelcome there can you tell us why can you tell us what they're saying. but what people basically are telling us that they're desperate that they're continue to come that even though there was an incident of violence overall the situation in brazil is much better than the situation that they've been going through in venezuela other hardship they're facing lack of food medicines among other thing i just met a couple that's right not far away from where i'm standing they have been waiting for their children for eight months they already went to one