commission so i don't really agree with you on that well last month the french finance minister bruno the mayor said to his squabbling colleagues after an all night meeting to try and agree a rescue package shame on you shame on europe stop this clown show do you like the epithet clown show. know but of course this is very difficult and you must understand also that all governments are under very strong pressure in a way that there haven't been any anywhere before and this is a difficult situation for member states of course to agree on things and we have seen border being closed not so coordinated manner as we have seen. restrictions and export restrictions and things like that and it's difficult to come along with a new economical proposals but at the same time we have also seen when we see how things develop member states are coming closer to each other and are asking for the commission to play a more a stronger role and we and we do that and i think that the commission has been able to act very quickly and sometimes when i see how member states act i make their. i do day comparison with but

in brazil, the mayor of sao paulo, the country's most populous city, warns hospitalsls are near collapse and could be completely overwhelmed in the coming weeks. mayor bruno covas s said the sue in cases is due to people not adhering to social distancing rules. brazilian prpresident t jair bolsonaro has repeatedly dismissed the virus and opposed regional prevention and lockdown efforts. mayor covas told the bbc -- "it is hard to believe that some prefer the population to be subjected to russian roulette. indifference in the face of death is unseemly." this is sao paulo governor joao doria. economy isy of the not quarantined, it is the pandemic. tohave to beat the pandemic rescue the economy, the national economy and also here in sao paulo. that is why we have to provide all of the necessary support for science, for edison, for help. amy: brazil recorded nearly 700 new coronavirus deaths monday. it surpassed britain to become the third country wiwith the mot infections in the world reporting over 255,000 confirmed cases. only russia and the u.s. have more reported cases. of the nearly 17,000 fatalities in brazil, at least 116 were nurses who died battling

it's a view at odds with what the sao paulo mayor is thinking. brunoe health system is close to collapse as demand grows for emergency hospital beds. brazil now has the fourth largest number of confirmed cases in the world. there have been more than 15,000 deaths and over 233,000 confirmed cases. despite the alarming numbers, presidentjair bolsonaro attacked lockdown measures imposed by state governors. i've been getting reaction from dr marcelo kalichsztein in rio. social distancing is important to secure our health system against the effect of the coronavirus. but brazil is a poor country and some people need to work on a daily basis to bring money home. it is a very difficult decision to make. of course, we support social distancing. i asked my parents and my patients to stay home and not go out but we know that for some people and some part of the population it is impossible and brazilian people used to be a happy people but we are changing the way of living a lot and we are using masks. we used to see them in china and never thought about using th

the mayor of brazil's largest city says its health care system is on the brink of collapse after reaching 90 percent capacity because of the pandemic bruno says warning that all public hospitals in sao paolo will run out of space in 2 weeks. has become one of brazil's worst hit areas with around 3000 deaths presidents jaya both a model has been criticized for his handling of the escalating crisis there have been at least 15000 deaths more than all other latin american nations combined. your national is a reporter with the brazilian report an english language magazine he says municipal and federal governments are sending mixed messages to communities on how to react to the pandemic it seems lately especially lane from the us government is that yet there is no way a matter of time before the public hospitals are also because the curve is increasing and is continuing to increase and some poly the other option which has been talked recently by the mayor is to impose a through scale lottery on the city of some pole so some power has only had these kind of basic social isolation measures where all non-essential businesses are closed but it's n

they are adding more service on the nine san bruno line, for the people who work at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. coming up later this morning, san francisco mayor london will join us to talk about her plans to close a $1.7 billion budget deficit. over the next two fiscal years. we will also find out how the city is preparing to enter phase two on monday. that's coming up for you today at 9:30. >>> >> the state had a surplus before the pandemic, now faces plummeting revenues, and soaring unemployment claims. governor newsom says he's forced to revise his budget plan. it borrows billions of dollars from special funds, limits tax credits, cancels program expansions, and drains the states $16 billion rini day fund. >> we are going to tighten our belt across the board. we will find -- you did deserve a leader government that's nimble more effective, and target the needs of the most vulnerable. >> also cuts $7 billion from grade schools, and another 2 billion from higher education. >>> the house of representatives is voting on a $3 trillion coronavirus relief package. the bill will provide funding for state and local governments coronavirus testing,

to wear social face coverings and, and the san bruno line will be able to handle the people that work at the zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >>> the mayor will join us to talk about her plans to close $1.7 billion of budget deficits , over the next two fiscal years. we will find out how san francisco will enter phase 2 on monday. that is all coming up today, at 9:00. >>> california is heading towards massive budget cuts because of a $53 billion deficit. the state had a surplus of for the pandemic, but faces plummeting revenues. governor newsom says that he is forced to revise the budget plan, borrowing billions of dollars from special funds, limiting tax credits, and, drains the states $16 billion rainy day fund. the governor is also proposing to cut the celery to state workers by 10 percent. >> we have to tighten our belt across the border, you deserve a leaner government that is more nimble, and effective. he needs to target the needs of the most vulnerable. >> the governor's plan cut $7 million from grade schools and tube alien from higher education. >>> the house of representatives is voting on a 3 trillion coronavirus relief bill.

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the mayor of brazil's largest city, sao paulo, says the health system is close to collapse as demand grows for emergency hospital beds to deal with coronavirus cases. bruno 90% of capacity. brazil now has the fourth largest number of confirmed cases in the world. there have been 15,662 deaths and 233,142 confirmed cases. more than 89,000 have recovered. despite the alarming numbers president jair bolsonaro has attacked lockdown measures as a "tyranny" that would fuel "hunger and misery". we are bringing you pictures of anti—lockdown protests in sao paulo, one of the biggest cities in the western hemisphere, and you can see people dressed up with the brazil flag, unwilling to social distance. they believe any lockdown measures imposed by local authorities should end. so how is brazil coping with the rapid rise in cases? dr marcelo kalichsztein is working on coronavirus intensive care wards in rio. how is your hospital coping with coronavirus patients? my hospital as more serious cases than we have ever seen more serious cases than we have ever seen before. from sunday, it starts to overflow with patients, and now in our hospital we have more than half of

the mayor of brazil's largest city, sao paulo, says the health system is close to collapse as demand grows for emergency hospital beds to deal with coronavirus cases. brunod reached 90% of capacity. brazil now has the fourth largest number of confirmed cases in the world. there have been more than 15,000 deaths and over 233,000 confirmed cases. more than 89,000 have recovered. i spoke to doctor marcelo kalichsztein in rio and asked him how he was coping with the rising infections. my my hospital is dealing with a new serious case that we have never seen before and from some days it starts to overflow with patients and now we have more than half of our capacity of critical ill patients with coronavirus confirmed. and more than half of them are on icu. it is a difficult disease because we are learning through the disease. at university we studied many situations that we would put four is but now we need to study every day, ona but now we need to study every day, on a daily basis, to be up—to—date and giving the best care to our patients. other patients you see, they mostly older people? most ages are older or younger people with a comorbidity. the biggest

covered 19 related deaths the mayor of brazil's largest city says its health care system is on the brink of collapse after reaching 90 percent capacity because of the pandemic bruno called ass's warning that all public hospitals in sao paolo will run out of space in 2 weeks so polo has become one of brazil's worst hit areas where around 3000 deaths president jaya both scenario has been criticised for his handling of the escalating crisis there have been at least 15000 deaths more than all other latin american nations combined. india's financial hub is also facing an acute shortage of hospital beds mumbai is now building a makeshift hospital to cope with a soaring number of covered 19 infections doctors say patients have been forced to share beds they also report to for use left lying and wards because the morgues so folks from by reported more than 1500 new infections on sunday taking its total number of cases to merely 20000. saying india had it has extended the world's biggest lock down by another 2 weeks but eased some restrictions markets are allowed to open for the 1st time in 8 weeks and travel between states is permitted in personal vehicles and buses as d

the mayor of brazil's largest city says its health care system is on the brink of collapse after reaching 90 percent capacity because of the pandemic bruno cos is warning that all public hospitals in self will run out of space in 2 weeks so paulo has become one of brazil's worst hit areas with around 3000 deaths president jaya both the narrow has been criticized for his handling of the escalating crisis there's been at least 15000 deaths more than all other latin american nations combined. you and marshall is a reporter with the brazilian reports him english language magazine he says miscible and federal governments are sending mixed messages to communities on how to react to the pandemic seems lately especially lane from the us government is that yet there is no way a matter of time before the public hospitals are also because the curve is increasing and is continuing to increase and some poly the other option which has been talked recently by the mayor is to impose a through scale lockdown on the city of some pall so some power has only has these kind of basic social isolation measures where all non-essential businesses are closed but

the mayor brazil's largest city says it's. healthcare system is on the brink of collapse after reaching 90 percent capacity because of the pandemic where bruno cover us is warning that all public hospitals in sao paulo will run out of space in 2 weeks apollo has become one of brazil's worst hit areas with around 3000 deaths president diable sonata has been criticized for his handling of the escalating crisis there have been at least 15000 deaths more than all other than american nations combined . here marshall is a reporter with the brazilian reports and english language magazine he joins us now live from sao paulo thank you for your time is it and never trouble then that this city's hospitals are going to go beyond capacity what options if any on the eft well it seems like they have special lane from the u.s. government is that there is no way a matter of time before the public hospitals are also because the group is existing and is going to mean to increase and some of the other option which has been talked received late by the mayor is to impose or through still lot on the city of some problems so some problems on me and these kind of ba

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bruno rapid line ll begin running bek dit d unified school lodiviomom district. they want to make sure that every school has a laptop access or internet in the homes of the students. oak glen mayor libby schaaf up the week. jack dorsey announced on twitter , how appropriate, that he is donating $10 million to help us to close the digital divide for the open kids and their families once and for all, and thank you, mr. dorsey. >> he made the donation after the mayor revealed on twitter that an estimated 25,000 oakland students liked consistent access to the internet or a computer. the city is setting aside $12.5 million . >>> in the forecast i will show you in this quick snapshot, cloudy and around 70. we will move on because tonight and tomorrow is much more interesting with rain coming our way but since we still have saturday in front of us, look at the sky from the camera on top of the salesforce tower looking down at the bay toward san jose. those clouds is basically the way today will look for most of us throughout the day wherever you are. here is a look at treasure island as we look back at the city with 50 to 59. and oakland let's warm up to upper 70s in the south bay, so