many thanks to delia gallagher in rome, ben wedeman in baghdad.ppreciate it. >>> the biden administration is going to impose sanctions on the poisoning and jailing of opposition leader alexey navalny. it's the latest sign russia will not be getting the same treatment it did under donald trump who failed to take any action under the poisoning. the new measures will be rolled out in coordination with the european union with the exact timing to be worked out in the coming days. the white house is looking to send a strong message on human rights as well as the importance of acting alongside allies. >>> we'll be right back. do stay with us here on cnn. over 10 years. olay's hydration was unbeaten every time. face anything. find out more at olay.com chances are you have some questions right now here are a couple answers... lysol disinfectant spray and lysol disinfecting wipes together can be used on over 100 surfaces. and kill up to 99.9% of germs. lysol. what it takes to protect. rely on the experts at 1800petmeds for the same medications as the vet, b

delia gallagher, cnn, rome. >> thanks, delia, for that. >>> to hong kong now and fears that a fifth wave of the pandemic could be descending on the city. and the government is locking down 11 residential buildings as new cases emerge. residents will not be allowed to leave and must undergo mandatory covid testing. let's go straight to hong kong. will ripley joins us now to tell us more about these 11 buildings and the folks inside them who were surprised by a knock on the door. >> reporter: yeah, it was surprising not because it hasn't happened here in hong kong, because it has in more densely populated lower-income neighborhoods. but we are now in the heart of central hong kong. the rent is high. and people here have almost had this feeling of immunity from the pandemic. they felt kind of separated from the front lines until this weekend when for the first time hundreds of health workers and police cordoned off entire neighborhoods in this area of hong kong where i'm standing and also in the mid levels. and people were taken by surprise when health officials in hazmat suits knocked on t

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michael. >> delia, good to see you.elia gallagher there in rome for us. >>> now, right now covid-19 is killing more people in brazil each day than anywhere else in the world. brazil, we're going to show you a map here, there in red. it is a huge nation. it has been the second hardest hit nation in the world for much of the pandemic. and cases there are still spiking. it's getting worse every day. hospitals on the brink of collapse, and officials in rio de janeiro have stopped vaccination efforts because they've run out of shots. matt rivers with more from sao paulo. >> reporter: we are here in sao paulo, brazil, just one of many brazilian states currently reeling during what are unquestionably the worst days of brazil's pandemic so far. we've talked about how multiple single-day coronavirus death records have been set in just the last week alone. we see surging number of cases, and unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a lot of good news on the horizon either. specifically when you look at what is happening in hospital

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she couldn't open her apartment windows her children 8 year old delia and 7 year old cover saba started feeling ill more often the point came when you here couldn't take it any more she moved away from her home village shop over 7 kilometers to the town of clinical one. that would the little ones always had something wrong with them one day the pediatrician told me their lungs were making rattling noise as i didn't have to think about it i started looking for an apartment hearing plane for us later after the movie went back to the same doctor an oh what i thought what a miracle the noises in their lungs were gone how come they're essential we moved away from the landfill. the feds so he gave us case was no isolated one waste disposal is one of russia's most pressing issues greenpeace figures show less . and 4 percent of waste in process and only 2 percent going to incineration plants the rest goes straight into dumps ironically the country with the largest land area on earth can't find enough space for the estimated 70000000 tons of waste its population produces annually moscow's landfi

rob ion. >> delia, thanks for that. i'm going to come to you there in spain. it's a year since that state of emergency was declared. what's the status right now. ? >> hi, robin. that lockdown lasted three months. everyone at this time a year ago everyone hadded to stay home all the time except to go out and buy food, medicine, see a doctor or go to work. here in madrid police were out telling people to go home, even using drones telling people to go home. that lockdown a year ago did manage to get down the first wave but it was the second wave later in the year and a third wave earlier this year. spain has the second highest number of cases in the world, 3.1 million and the tenth highest deaths, 172,000 according to johns hopkins. so many people in spain so someone who died or had a difficult case. in my case, a spanish journalist friend died. the economic toll has been very difficult. 16% unemployment. spain one of the world's top tourist destination saw arrivals drop by 75% internationally. limited supplies of vaccine in spain. just 3% of spaniards have gott

led by senator murray, the senate will use the cra to appeal the new burdens him and delia torrey equal employment opportunity commission ruled that gives employers an unfair advantage over workers when settling discriminatory claims. senators heinrich, king and markey will lead and we will hold a vote to overturn president trump's rollback of limitations on methane emissions from oil and gas, which will be an important step to combat climate change. finally, we also must take action to deal with the epidemic of gun violence that has plagued this nation and gone unaddressed for far too long. i'm speaking with my colleagues including senators murphy and blumenthal to discuss the best pass forward. -- the best path forward. we have accomplished a lot but we are just getting started. eddie for your questions. we will start and work our way around. >> you mentioned it briefly but i do not see it in your letter. immigration reform. a very real situation no matter what you call it at the border. exactly what do you plan to do? it is only going to get worse in the weeks ahead. are you yourself

vatican correspondent delia gallagher traveling with the pope. thank you very much.will be right back. >>> these are images from a mask burning rally in idaho. at least 24 of these rallies popped up across the state on saturday. grassroots movement called free idaho organized the event to protest mask wearing and other restrictions due to the pandemic. the group says it has the support of two state representatives who say it's time to reopen idaho and end covid mandates. idaho, by the way, doesn't require face masks, but strongly encourages it. >>> in texas the state's mask mandate and other covid restrictions are set to end on wednesday. governor greg abbott issued the executive order earlier this week. the republican's decision has triggered sharply divided reactions across the state. cnn's ed lavandera spoke to some small business owners with drastically different views on how it will impact their lively hoods. >> reporter: as mike wynn whips up lunch in his san antonio noodle restaurant he can't stop thinking about what might happen next week when the state's mas

let's bring in delia gallagher. so italy set to impose new restrictions. take us through why that is happening. >> reporter: well, it does seem to be a problem of the variants. authorities are saying that those are increasing substantially. the rate of transmission, variant first identified in the uk, they say is now prevalent in italy and the variant first identified in brazil is showing small clusters in italy. so that seems to be the underlying reason for taking these measures. what they are doing is they are doing a lockdown for ten of italy's 20 regions starting on monday. and that includes big cities like roam, milan and venice. and then a total national lockdown for the easter weekend, but they say we'll see how it goes. any region which is going to exceed weekly cases of more than 250 per 100,000 residents will go into an automatic lockdown. the prime minister mario draghi spoke to the country yesterday, here is a little bit of what he had to say. >> translator: the memory of what happened last still vivid. the government has adopted restrictive me

delia gallagher, cnn, rome. >> there is a new conspiracy theory and distrust of the vaccine in black beauty salons and barber shops. the acronym is h.a.i.r. health advocates in research program. it was done by steven thomas at the university of maryland school of public health. it is intended to stop false information about the virus and encourage vaccinations. so, professor thomas is with us now along with katrina randolph. she is a beautician participating in the program, trey shades couture studio. thank you so much. we appreciate it. professor thomas, i want to start with you. how does this program work? excuse me. we know how the problem works. >> indeed. it's a pleasure to be with you this morning. you know, it's a public health approach and public health runs on trust. so why not go where people already trust? and in the black community that's our barber shops and beauty salons. no self-respecting barber or stylist says i'll get you out in 15 minutes. it's a community gathering place and a wonderful demonstration of how to reach people where they are. and for the past ten year

cnn's delia gallagher has been traveling with the pope. >> reporter: we're here in northern iraq.urch in this courtyard isis used it as a firing range. you can still see the bullet holes behind me. well, today pope francis is here. here to greet the christians that are here. many of them lost loved ones or had to flee because of the fighting. the pope's message to them is to come back, to stay and to rebuild. and it's his message to the iraqi authorities as well to help make that possible. earlier in the day he was in mosul. mosul which was the de facto headquarters for isis for two years today became a sort of headquarters for pope francis where he offered a prayer for the victims of war. a poignant moment on this trip which has had many of them, that image of the pope offering a prayer for peace amidst the still visible signs of destruction brought by isis. and pam, this is the pope's final full day in iraq. it's been called an historic trip. it was one going in with a lot of concerns about security, about covid. but the pope was determined, and the iraqis have welcomed him ever

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joining us from canberra is delia rickard, the deputy chair of the australia competition and consumerpeople have experienced. they are terrible and what we know about scammers is they always take advantage of current events and build scams around them. in the early days of the pandemic we saw a range of scams pretending to be the government, talking about having to pay to go and get a covid test which you don't have to do in australia, playing on people's fears. now the vaccine roll—out has started, what we are starting to see is scanned around the vaccine. we are seeing fake investment scams to invest in the pfizer vaccine and a range of surveys where they say, we will pay you $90 to do this survey about the vaccination process and they are reallyjust vaccination process and they are really just trying to steal your personal information, your bank account numberfor personal information, your bank account number for example. how sephisticated _ account number for example. how sophisticated are _ account number for example. how sophisticated are these scams and how easily our people ta

some days it's think so unbearably she couldn't open her apartment windows her children 8 year old delia and 7 year old cover slava started feeling ill more often i think the point came when you here couldn't take it any more she moved away from her home village shop over 7 kilometers to the town of clinical one. that would the little ones always had something wrong with them one day the pediatrician told me their lungs were making rattling noise there i didn't have to think about it i started looking for an apartment hearing clean for us later after the movie went back to the same doctor an oh what i thought what a miracle the noises in their lungs were gone how come very simple we've moved away from the landfill. effect so he gave us case was no isolated one waste disposal is one of russia's most pressing issues greenpeace figures show less than 4 percent of waste being processed and only 2 percent going to incineration plants the rest goes straight into dumps ironically the country with the largest land on earth can't find a space for the estimated 70000000 tonnes of waste its populat

delia gallagher. >>> i want to bring ben wedeman.res, i have clear memory of you reporting from mosul and the devastation of the early days when isis took over. mosul talking about outreach and reaching out to the christians and non-christian community in the region. what will do you think? >> the total reversal of this situation that was here in northern iraq and throughout the country, just a few years ago. i remember being here in the fall of 2014, isis was just about half an hour or 40 minutes drive from here and now of course the pope is in mosul and it was in the summer of 2014 that baghdadi called on his followers to conquer rome. in the beginning of 2017, just after it was liberated and what we saw when we went back there recently was that physically that the town has come back. the people who fled have returned but it will take years for the psychological trauma of isis's occupation to be ov overcome. >> isis was here and here and here. their reign of madness and christian town ended more than four years ago. services resume

delia is there life with more. >> reporter: they are repairing for lockdown starting monday. rome, milan, venice, on full lockdown. the weekend of easter, so busy here, will be a national lock do lockdown. the measures are necessary because of the rise in transmission rate due to variants. the variants first eye didentifn the uk is now prevalent, and they are being taken to help bring that rate of transmission down. the prime minister spoke to the country yesterday. here is a little bit of what he had to say. >> translator: the memory of what happened last spring is still vivid and we will do everything possible to prevent it from happening again. the government has adopted restrictive measures today. >> reporter: the prime minister adding he wants to explanned and accelerate the vaccination program. they are vaccinating about 170,000 people a day. he intend to triple that. that will be a key element to help move italy out of the situation. pam? >> thanks very much for that. lots more coming up this hour. including actress and comedienne margaret cho on violence on asian amer

senator delia. >> think you mister chair. wish we were forced to vote on him today, but i can't wait. i want to share a couple of comments in observations from today's hearing. just to reiterate some of what's been said today. the moral imperative here, the value statement. also to recognize, as you've articulated mister chairman, you know, we're discussing and debating a minimum wage which and far too many locations in the country is not a living wage. we've touched on the dynamic between the ceo about executive compensation which is not only multiple but a multiple time, sometimes exponential times, the wages who are salaries earned by entry level workers in so many industries. that by the way was an issue, and i think a problem, even prior to covid. so to shed that, well we can do this, because of covid i think in many cases the false argument because he is an amateur, -- thinks they've exacerbated by the pandemic if anything. recognition that in the restaurant industry, and others as well, there are so many high school, a

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