before t their forcedd resesettlement, ththey were alll liviving on vavaluable plots of laland in the cicity center. the laland was takenen from tm and d used for hototels and cas. >> it's so u unfair. i feel h helpless. these people are so o powerfu. it's a huguge injustice.e. this area here is tototally deserted. i can n keep a few c chickens e but ototherwise i cacan't earny money. >> her h husband is a a motore taxi d driver and now w has a g journey y to work. he usually d drives chinesee tourists arounund. hehe takes us alalong and shows wherere he and hisis family ld fofor 30 years.. his six chilildren grew upup t. it was a a tight-knit t commun. ththe houses havave now been n down. city authohorities revokoked s right to l live on the p prope. >>>> it's heartbtbreaking to sd here. i don't t know what weweighs e heavily sasadness or angnge. , i'm justst speechless.s. i was a sosoldier. i worked hard for this land for , this country. look what t they're doining h. is this the e thanks i gete? >> foror sang phean n and oths like himim, it's a bititter pio swallow. >> this week in global

it h helped the cicity a lot. they were very appreciated. that is what made them successful.orter: the coordinination d d not last. by the end of the 1990's, the west african currency was devalued by 50%. customomers turned to low-cost alternatives and new competitors entered the market. , chineselater counterfeit products have flooded shops. one person has been a fashion designer in the capital for four years. he s says he has become accustod to buying counterfeit products on the market. >> heree is the fabric for address. it is a dress that was ordered by one of my clients. the chinese fabric hasas become a hit in togo. one e of its greatest assets -- unbeatable prices. >> onene full piecece o of vlilo fabric can cost 60,000. but for that price you can purchase 10 pieces of fabric here. that way, you can feel your whole wardrobe. reporter: the fabric is 10 times cheaper, and the designs and colors look the e same as thee authentic dutch wax prints. patternsthe same because the chinese are copying ththe original vlisco pattetern. sometitimes, they even write it is on the fab

. >> translator: we can'n't overlk this situation in which h so ma people are visiting our cicity. the governmement's stay-at-home request has s not been enough t deter visitors. >> this map shows the decrease in the number of outings nationwide based on cell phone data. on sunday tokyo and other major cities saw a decrease of over 50%. 12 prefectures saw less than a 40% drop. a panel of experts is calling for more social distancing at supermarkets, saying crowded checkout lines could create cluster infections. >>> data compiled by u.s. >>> now a publishing company in fukuoka, international commercial hub in western japan, is stepping in to help. >> reporter: an online yoga class for parents and their children. a fukuoka publisher is developing the online shows. it produces parenting magazines and community websites. >> translator: our editors and writers are mothers. we're making parenting magazines by mothers for mothers. >> reporter: its magazines with a total circulation of 400,000 target mothers around d the country raising preschoolers. now, due to the coronavirus, the publis

here in new york, cicity officis have revised the death toll since the start of the pandemic to more than 10,000, adding in nearly 400000 previoiously-unreported deaths presumed to be caused by the coronavirus. about one in 800 new york city reresidents has died of thee disease. on tuesdayay, new york'ss metropolitan transportation authority agreed to a union demand for covid-19 death benefits. beneficiaries of transit workers who die of the virus will receive $500,000 and three years' worth of health care benefits. at least 59 new york city subway and bus workers have died of covid-19 so far, with more than 2200 testing positive. new jersey reported 365 coronavirus deaths tuesday, a record daily toll for the nation's second-most impacted state. new jersey's health commissioner says 324 of the state's 375 nursing homes have confirmed cases of c covid-19. >> we are making the assumption that covid-19 is the most, if not all, all of our nursing homes at this point. amy: nationwide, more than 3800 people have died at long-term care facililities, about 15% of all l u.s. deaths. in califo

tryining to start a trarauma recocovery center, particulalary arouound violence that hapappenn liberty cicitynd miamimi-dade county, inin general. and so, yeah, we've been involved in a bunch of campaigns. and it's been great working with the young people at dream defenders, for sure. amy: i wanted to ask you about fisher island, that's not far from where you are in miami -- >> oh, yeah. amy: the richest zip code, that has bought coronavirus antibody tests for the entire island population, for all its millioionaire residents, average income i think $2.5 million, making the antibody -- the antibody exams are available to all the 800 families, even though less than 1% of florida has been tested. now, thesese are antibody tests. i think the avererage agage is r 60 there. a number of well-known corporate executives, everyone from oprah to the head of hasbro, has had places there. what are some of the figures? it takes -- you have to pay a a quarter ofip of a million dollars, average income $2.5 million. you can get there by helicopter or by boat. explain this island. now, you're an assistant prof