> even as lockdown eases, people continue to stay away from hiv/tb mobile screening sites across capetowncovid, they averaged 30 tests per day here. now, they tell me, they are lucky to see just a handful of people. and south africa's well-intended focus against a new virus may just, again, give rise to one of the world's oldest diseases. david mckenzie, cnn, capetown. >> thanks, david, for that report. >>> still to come here on cnn "newsroom." a new film depicts a dramatic battle in afghanistan and it has a connection to cnn. we'll have the background and a sneak peek. only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. >>> so a new film has just come out depicting a deadly battle in the afghanistan war, it's called "the outpost," based on a book by jake tapper. walsh has been to

capital of capetown. and you see how many to let signs of. where we are in dire straits now we're breaking point we do know that. he. any bad questions will be taken. 3. 000 at the beginning of the lockdown restaurants had to stop their operation completely since doing the allowed to operate again at limited capacity and many here say this is not enough to survive the sale of alcohol as brands and many are relying on the bigger margins that they have when they sell brings compared to foods also there's a night curfew in place starting at 9 pm essentially killing the dinner business the restaurant association of south africa says already 70 percent of their food lost which means $800000.00 people out of work and spur of the drops could follow the tourist season year starts in september but there's no indication whether tourism will be allowed or not oh and here are some of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic 15000000 people have now been infected worldwide according to johns hopkins university the united states brazil and indi

we're on the only one so you walk up and down british rate which used to be the national capital of capetown. and you see how many to let signs of. where we were in dire straits now we're breaking point we do know that. he. will be taking. that. at the beginning of the lock down restaurants have to stop their operation completely since june allowed to operate again limited the past. and many here say this is not enough to survive the sale of alcohol is banned and many are rely on the bigger margins that they have when they sell brings compared to foods also there's a night curfew in place starting at 9 pm essentially killing the dinner business the restaurant association of south africa says already 70 percent of their food lost which means 800000 people out of work and further jobs could follow the tourist season here starts in september but there's no indication whether tourism will be allowed by them or not. and before we go a remarkable video has emerged showing how 2 french children escaped a blaze in a tower block in the southeastern city of grenoble as black smoke and girls to their a

jews joining me now from capetown is due to be a correspondent. what else is included in these measures well the big talking point in south africa is of course the all global brand that's the moment because it's the 2nd already south africa installed one already at the early stages of the lockdown then after every president from the industry they decided to relax it's to reintroduce aco again and now the hospitals have been complaining about the massive increase of patients we have that 17000 patients read midgets through trauma hospital it's per week during the last weeks which is of course a massive number but then also i lament is when i was by through i'm up was up quite softly and produced a nice good if you enter another very controversial thing it's also yellow it's sexy it's the minibus of the guy responsible for lobster tail probably transport here to operate locally and 100 percent something that has been heavily criticised already by every developed just to see that as a very very risky. south africa has become one of the world's hot sp

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on him is like my last name is your mother says my name and neck of the woods in capetown stone as longer one of the oldest black african townships in the western cape it's a beautiful street of lyric tory but the gallery 16 and there are tory behind me generally this area would be filled with guess what people however what the cover of night in situation is currently dry and drab but i'm going to take you to a little bit of the city at my favorite spot in the city of cape town and show you my neck of the woods. within the city center longstreet's which is pretty much of vibrant part of cape town central business district but what makes it special is that it's the funky but it's where all the clubs of your $18.00 to $30.00 five's come and play and for your urbanites off to work captains generally have grabbed a board here. where the company gardens just on the right hand side where in an average day this would be fulled with tourists and locals alike that take a day break out of the hectic city and buzz in the city and just catch a breath with in this majestic gardens people generally com

as well as related to top mother i'll call home in jews joining me now from capetown is w correspondent. what else is included in these measures. well the big talking point in south africa is of course the alcohol ban at the moment because it's the 2nd already south africa installed one already at the early stages of the lockdown then after every president from the industry they do supply and it's to relax and to reintroduce i go again and now the hospitals have been complaining about the massive increase of patients we have that $17000.00 patients read midgets through trauma hospital it's per week during the last weeks which is of course a massive number but then also an amendment on special room a place of quite softly introduced knights go if you enter not a very controversial thing also be allowed to text to the many pastors that i'm responsible for lonsdale public transport to operate locally and 100 percent something that has been heavily criticized already by if you develop just to see that as very very risky. south africa has become one of the world's hot spots for covert 900 a

lockdown at the moment despite this higher numbers which is obviously a problem with the increase in capetown thank you. bring up to speed with some of the other developments in the global coronavirus crisis u.s. states of alabama florida and north carolina reported record daily creases in deaths from 19 germany issued a warning against all nonessential travel to luxembourg amid reasons bike in cases there in france will make it compulsory for people to wear masks and shops and other enclosed public spaces as of next month's. his identity is unknown his command record prices anyway banksy is distinctive style has made him one of the world's most famous urban artists on tuesday he released a video showing his newest work vented in a london underground train it's a commentary on what else the coronavirus. the street artist going underground disguising himself as a 2 part cleaner and then getting to work. stenciling his signature raps on the walls this one apparently sneezes on the window he calls that work if you don't mask you don't get. people in the carriage prefer not to get involved. in lo

along coastal areas of south africa again it's fine and dry the temperature has come back up in capetown a high of 20 degrees celsius that but we could also see these coastal. taking those showers with those winds up through mozambique and pushing north was as we go through saturday through much of kenya and on towards somalia. they came from the countryside to cairo and became part of a new life. they say this job is different to be in the form of al-jazeera world meets the man has been keeping a close eye on residential life in the big cities for decades but who may now be passing into history. both sci fi movies he wasn't dormant but he's now managed by a security company the doman of egypt on al-jazeera. to. you want to go to see it out of mind of our top stories this hour leading hong kong pro-democracy activist joshua wong says the decision to bar him from running in september's election is invalid and ridiculous is one of 12 opposition candidates disqualified from the legislative council polls. donald trump has been condemned by democrats and senior republicans for suggesting a de

along coastal areas of south africa again it's fine and dry the temperature has come back up in capetown a high of 20 degrees celsius that but we could also see these coastal. taking those showers with those winds up through mozambique and pushing north was as we go through saturday through much of kenya and on towards somalia. japan is building a massive c. one to protect against devastating tsunami one o one east investigated nature can be can time or if the walls will expose could be used to greater danger. on al-jazeera. every generation has a higher purpose. ours is to stay close. to o.e. cool. we're watching our visitor a reminder of our top stories this hour donald trump has been condemned by democrats and senior republicans for suggesting a delay to november's u.s. presidential election trump insists without evidence that expanded the mail in voting is vulnerable to fraud. john selection remarks come as new figures reveal the u.s. economy has shrunk 9.5 percent in the 2nd quarter that's a record shattering fall another 1400000 americans filed in jobless claims last week. the pray

scale, you've got troop ships from the allies and the germans going around the world to places like capetown bombay and taking with them. the only place that successfully kept it out until january 199 was australia -- 1919 was australia where they had a very vigorous attitude towards quarantine which was only relaxed after the end of the war when it got in in the january of 1919 and around 9,000 aussies lost their lives to it. but, yeah, if you think of the war, it turned the globe into a giant petri dish really with the flu just being spread around in every conceivable way. when it wasn't spread by troops inadvertently, it was also spread by public transport. and in the u.s., by the postal service. one researcher was trying to work out why native alaskans and native americans were dying in their hundreds, and it turned out it was because the postal service was still getting through to them. and it was inadvertently, without their knowing, spread by the guys who were delivering the mail. [inaudible conversations] >> oh, go ahead. >> -- was just that because it was so, is up a huge and fundam

opportunity to travel to south africa with john, and for robert kennedy's 50th anniversary speech at capetown university, and also had the opportunity to spend just time in private meetings with john, in small group meetings, and of course served with him on the house floor. i will never forget that representative terry sewell put together a small trip to birmingham and montgomery, three or four years ago, and john was there. he talked about some of the places around town and the segregation that took place, particularly the greyhound station. and what an amazing experience to be in this small van with john and just hear him recount what happened during the 1960s and the time there in alabama. and it just added an extra layer of humanity to what the civil rights movement and the marchers and representative lewis, what they went through at that time it was just so incredibly overwhelming and just so happy that i had the honor to serve with this man, what a fellowship, what a joy divine that god allowed us to serve with this man because he truly was a living saint >> let me talk to you about te

the institute for global dialogue a south african think tank and she joins us now on skype from capetown so misha saturday was the 100th day of lockdown for south africa by my count and you had some of the strictest measures in the wild but those are now being gradually relaxed even as we see these case number skyrocket so what's the thinking here. of those that you know well the thinking is that we do love to cry if this was to actually kind of get biassed by the public health department and the government time in order to get more people know what is happening is. that or rather thinking that you can hear the full picture a lot that will be able to pull out probably needs to start adjusting and recalibrate and people need to get to work the last time when you just love women in the news need to buy the things that happened because of all sorts of phenomena so i think that the big find it but also what you're going to start with everything that the government wants us to stop the the who are responsible in our own behavior and behavior change so it was inevitable because they were dicti