ivÁn: ellos ya no soportaron mÁs la crisis que trajo consigo el coronavirus.paraje del estado de mÉxico. con un marido enfermo y necesidades para llevar alimento a casa, pensÓ que una licuadora es ahora un lujo que no necesita. >> hay que vender lo que se pueda vender mÁs rápido que una mesa, que una licuadora. ivÁn: nicolás es el esposo de marÍa, una trombosis lo tuvo en reposo dentro de su casa y la necesidad lo sacÓ a vender esta chaqueta que era de su hijo. >> esa chamarra me gustÓ mucho, se la puso mucho tiempo mi hijo. Él mismo me dijo de venderla. ivÁn: llegará el momento en que no haya mÁs que vender. >> me dio mucha alegrÍa al dÁrsela, pero ahora tenemos que comer. ivÁn: a pesar de la necesidad, los vendedores improvisados tuvieron que instalarse bajo este puente en los lÍmites de dos barrios. porque la venta en vÍa pÚblica estÁ prohibida por el coronavirus. ellos aseguran que no tienen otra opciÓn. eso no le da miedo estas mujeres. abuela, madre e hija que no encontraron mÁs remedio de lo -- que vender de lo que tenÍa para sobrevivir. >> como vemos $

ivÁn: esa misma noche tuve una fiebre.c, y ahÍ fue donde notÉ que yo tenÍa todos los sÍntomas que son el covid. tiffany: torres vive en los Ángeles, california, con sus abuelitos. doÑa marÍa candelaria cerillo no querÍa tomar riesgos innecesarios. marÍa: pues yo pensÉ que era su gripa de cada aÑo, pero entonces le dije yo que si por las dudas, pues, se metiera a su cuarto y no saliera porque no sabÍamos si era eso, porque no quiso ir al doctor. tiffany: el joven ha trabajado varios aÑos como barista en una popular cadena de cafeterÍas y cuando anunciaron el cierre de establecimientos en marzo y millones de personas perdieron sus trabajos, ivÁn sintiÓ que era uno de los privilegiados. ivÁn: como a mi abuelo le han estado cortando sus horas, ya no trabaja el tiempo adecuado. tiffany: en california el gobernador gavin newsom anunciÓ el pasado 18 de mayo que permitirÍa a algunos condados abrir sus actividades econÓmicas antes que el resto del estado. a partir de ahÍ el nÚmero de infectados se incrementÓ de manera alarmante. ad

ivan: absolutely. to buy 100 shares of stocks, 100 shares of a four dollars stock, $40,000, yes. there are different thoughts on split, because amazon is over $3200. warren doesn't believe in splits, he believes in long-term investing, that is why he never slid berkshire hathaway, as an example. but apple sells a consumer product that they liked of consumers identify with and own. know,nt to buy what you if you like the product, you should like the stock, so it helps that connectivity to the shareholder. . shery: you mentioned amazon pushing toward new records as well. they have their third quarter guidance on costs related to the pandemic coming in at $2 billion. is that surprisingly big? well, because amazon continues to invest. and also, from the beginning when they announced results of the first quarter, they said they were going to invest in supplying products to help people, for free in many cases, that they were spending $4 billion for pandemic relief if you will. in theirys invest business. the

ivan: our plan is to be able to accomplish that.nt we can continue to operate in this safe way we are doing today, even though we've got 35% of the workforce supporting teleworking, i think we should be able to manage to achieve the range of the market we have guided too. we expect some impact and we think that's in the vicinity of 2% lower production to the one we have guided pre-covid-19. but if we don't stop our operations, we think we will essentially meet our production plans with this small impact. shery: what would factor into a decision where you have to stop operations? obviously the sanitary condition is what mandates if we operate the current pace. that's something we have been keeping as first priority. with all the measures we have taken, we do provide a safe environment. shery: we have copper prices rebounding, a huge recovery from this year's lows. where do you see prices in the second half? are some factors here impacting price. we are seeing the recovery from china and i think that's a factor driving the increase in

todos: [gritan] lola: [piensa] ay, iván es guapísimo. cómo me encantaría ser su chava.o te preocupes. pero ven a divertirte. lola: no, no. te lo juro aquí estoy bien. celia: ah, ya sé lo que pasa,

extensive lockdowns which unfortunately don't seem to be having the desired effect and while that's ivan boesky he's latin america part of them tyrants are for the international crisis group thank you pleasure thank you very much. 3 a turkish court has been deciding today whether one of istanbul's most iconic buildings should become a mosque again now the same trees old highest afia is a unesco world heritage site that has been a church a mosque and is now a museum but with nationalist groups dividing it to be open for islamic praise critics say it has become a political instrument for president at all. empires have fallen religions have been replaced the city itself has changed names but the dome of the high u.s. afia has withstood a whole built in the 6th century as a byzantine church it was for centuries the world's largest christian cathedral almost a millennium later it was converted into an islamic mosque during the autumn an empire. but in the 1930 s. it was turned into a museum under the founder of the modern turkish republic ataturk a symbol of the new secular state inclusive of

todos: [gritan] lola: [piensa] ay, iván es guapísimo. cómo me encantaría ser su chava.

ivan, what more do we know about what happened here? >> reporter: this does come as quite a surprise. the first indications that soefgs up were when houston fire department and police were summoned to the chinese consulate in that city, responding to reports of smoke and documents appeared to being burned inside, in the courtyard of that building. hours later chinese foreign ministry announced and condemned what it says was an order from the u.s. government to immediately close that consulate. take a listen to what the foreign ministry spokesperson had to say. >> translator: it violates international law. basic norms. the agreement between china and the u.s.. china strongly condemns such an outrageous and unjustified move which will sabotage u.s. and china relations. >> reporter: in fact, the u.s. has quote directed the closure of the consulate general in houston, quote in order to protect american intellectual property and americans private information. so it does appear that this has happened. it is clearly another sign of the rapidly

cnn's ivan watson is live in hong kong with the very latest. more do we know about what happened here? >> reporter: good morning, laura. this was one of south korea's most powerful politicians. he was elected three times to the post of mayor of the south korean capital. he called in sick to work on thursday and his disappearance apparently triggered a manhunt. he had hundreds of police, emergency workers scouring a park in seoul for him until the sniffer dogs found his body on this mountain side. the police have ruled out foul play but city government officials say a handwritten note was found on the desk of the mayor in the official residence. it sounds very much like a suicide note where he apologizes to his family, to everyone. he asks that he be cream mated and his ashes sprinkled on his parents graves and his last words are good-bye everyone. you mentioned this complaint. we don't have confirmation of the contents of it, but when journalists asked police thursday was there a sexual harassment complaint filed against the mayor, the police d

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cnn's ivan watson is live for us in hong kong with more. what have you learned, ivan?reporter: alisyn, more than 35,000 u.s. marines and their family members are under virtual lockdown on a network of u.s. bases on the japanese island of okinawa, and this is after the outbreak that you just mentioned. across japan, within the u.s. military and among dependents, about 99 cases right now, and the outbreak is mostly centered on the island of okinawa. and it's dramatic, because for more than two months, all of may and june, okinawa didn't see a single confirmed case of coronavirus, up until july 7th, and then this explosion within the ranks of the u.s. marines, and that has prompted the governor, the japanese governor of okinawa, to express shock and some real doubts about what he says are u.s. preventive measures against the spread of the infection. the u.s. has a large military footprint across asia. it's not just in japan that it's struggling with the coronavirus. there were 11 cases involving u.s. military personnel arriving on july 7th and 8th in korea that are being

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ivan melendez. dr. melendez, thank you, sir, for being with us. in hidalgo county where it is poor. there is a higher than average incidence of obesity and diabetes and things that create underlying conditions. it's also a place where people can't work from home as easily. family count numbers are higher, so social distancing is harder. and people without an income are desperate to work. it really is the perfect storm. why did it get this bad? >> boy, that's a really, really good question, why it got this bad. but first of all, i am reminded that i need to thank you for you being so gracious and not forgetting about us. our 1.2 million population of folks are still in a pretty similar situation as we were from that previous reporting. so i'm just grateful that you haven't forgotten and have come back to check in with us to let us know what is currently going on. i think that as we mentioned previously, we have all the ingredients, if you will of creating a kind of unique scenario. you speak about 1,000 people dying a day in the united states. with

look out for the fleeting moment when the blinding flash strikes a pitch at a small moscow's stadium ivan as a borowski he's unconscious he's jersey burnt and smoking and his coach helps a save the goalkeeper 3 weeks later the only evidence off a strike is a burn on his chest so let's take another look at the flash which shows the stunning power of lightning which somehow sped in 16 year old boy. that's it you're up to date we'll have more world news out of the top of the doctor and get you in touch with the news on our web site that's the dumping dot com and you can follow us on twitter on instagram d w. why subscribe to d.w. books to meet your favorite writer write. to what i write is to share where to find beautiful. over you books on you tube. that 77 percent topic are younger but think. that's me and me and. you know what.

. >> estuve denunciando el tema de los percheros y del plan de ivÁn duque de infectar a los venezolanoso enfoque militar y policial que la oposiciÓn rechaza y con que el rÉgimen maneja la pandemia con la que ya superÓ los 6000 contagios, una pandemia curva empezÓ a crecer de manera exponencial en la que ya el rÉgimen busca a quien culpar. a pesar de tener los nÚmeros de contagio mÁs bajo de la red hospitalaria estÁ dando saturaciÓn. >> desde que andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador llegó desde hace dos aÑos el combate a la corrupciÓn ha sido una de las principales banderas de su gobierno. las fuerzas armadas tendrÁn nuevas visiones de seguridada su cargo, nos cuenta paulina. >> nos cobraron $50, $200 por una lavadora. >> asÍ lo detectÓ el gobierno de mÉxico. >> no es un asunto sÓlo de capacidad, de profesionalismo, es un asunto fundamental de honestidad. >> el presidente lÓpez obrador anunciÓ que limpiarÁ los 17 puertos y 49 aduanas de mÉxico de prÁcticas daÑinas e ilegales. >> evitar el ingreso de drogas, de armas y tambiÉn hemos estado haciendo acciones para evitar el ingreso de moneda extranj

pastime this year because of the economic hardship cost by the coronavirus crisis our correspondent ivan encreased reports. this swarm of thousands of sardines a paradise for sharks and fishermen they pulled the catch a shore with the huge difference. to our troops during the cold 19 years made things even was the unemployment rate isn't messily so fishing is a way of mending an extra income we get tons of suddens being emitted by seen does . it forwards them the opportunity of taking the catches and bring all men to put food on the table. every year between june and all those sardines migrate along south africa's east coast following the cold current that's heading into the and you know shit. dodger reef fish all of them and they in turn on this side so for the. i was a fisherman. fishing brings the country closer together young and old we got this this other part of society. who saw the run is almost over but there's still a lot of fish in the water that's why in the round do been used to will see a lot of people out with their fishing rods hoping for some more successful weeks to come

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cnn's ivan watson is live with more.the long list just gets longer, everything from the mass incars ser rag of the weiger minority and the south china sea claims. >> reporter: absolutely. i mean, we've been watching the relationship between the world's two largest economies deteriorate throughout 2020. the south china sea has always been a bubbling area of tension but the rhetoric has ramped up after the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo announced the trump administration was taking a new position, which is to consider china's claims to virtually all of this heavily trafficked body of water, about 1.3 million square miles to be illegal and that the u. sms. wo view any chinese action to harass fischer men, harass hydrocarbon development as unlawful as well. pompeo going on to use tough words saying that the world will not allow beijing to treat the south china sea as the maritime empire. they fired back. the foreign ministry spokesperson calling the u.s. a troublemaker that seeks to undermine regional peace and stabilit

that was journalist ivan gashed wretch well berlin is a city famous for its nightlife where people can party and packed clubs all through the night that of course i came to a grinding halt with the coronavirus pandemic now one of the best known clubs in the world is finding ways it to use its dance floor. bare time for lindsay legendary techno clubs venturing into new territory. and sunlit boiler room is hosting a sound installation. was created by austrian arsonists promised him some. and so with this place is full of energy this place is part of a city's cultural history and we're trying to communicate with our cultural history community and. the clothes has to a former power plant since 2004 electronic music fans from across the world have been flocking here to party around the clock. i think it's. a space to be completely free. it's almost like. a prayer or a modern prayer space because you're listening to music as a group and you're experiencing it together it's a place that you don't find anywhere else in the world because you have a mix of gay people straight people you know peo

while journalist ivan desk of edge has been covering this story for us here's his assessment of the protests and russia's far. it's truly one of most surprising protests we've seen in years in russia in all of putin's 20 years the 1st protests that took place here 3 weeks ago was 40000 people a week later last saturday we saw 50000 and today estimates around as much as 90000 and to put that in perspective there's about 600000 people who live in the city of karbala so it's like 10 percent of the city is coming out to protest the main thing that the protesters have repeated day after day is that they feel that their choice was taken away they feel that even if their governor is guilty of these crimes he should be tried here in combat if they voted for him they feel that moscow the kremlin has taken him away for a political reason these alleged murders were 15 years ago so if they did take place they believe that the kremlin would have dug this up a long time ago and so they believe that their choice was stolen away and so at the end of the day it's about the right to a fair choice it's called

joining me right now is ryan payne, ivan fineseth and danielle hughes.st up, big tech beating investor expectations, apple, amazon, facebook, up this morning after better than expected numbers last night, one day after ceos faced tough questions on capitol hill. google reported the first ever revenue decline. apple saw a big earnings boost for the third quarter. the tech giant announced a four for one stock split. it announced delays for the new iphone which is typically released in september. ivan, how do you see apple faring through the pandemic and what's your take on tech overall? >> overall, i'm still positive on tech. and i think these were four great earnings results and it continues to highlight the power and resiliency of the four companies' business model. i think that a few weeks delay normally the new iphones come out, are announced in september and come out by the end of september. it's going to be probably mid-october due to the pandemic. i don't think that's a big deal because if new 5g enabled iphone 12 is going to kick off a major upgrad

ivan melendez from ivan county health authority and also a surgeon and, of course, served in iraq as a surgeo as well. thanks for all that you've done and continue to do for this country. magnitude of this crisis is playing out in full effect where you, are and you said at this point that you are praying anyone who is listening will send you guys the "usns mercy" to the gulf. >> good morning. thank you for having me. i was asking my wish list if i found a genie on the ocean, what would our wishes be? of course, 1,000 acute-care beds would certainly alleviate a great deal of our problems. as you know, we had record deaths the day before yesterday of almost 50, 49 yesterday. we had 33. this morning we're, what, 8:30 and 9:00 in the morning central time. we're already ready to report another 30 deaths, and it's already 9:00 in the morning so our numbers continue to escalate. it was interesting your previous guest, the infectious disease specialist said that there would be -- that this would be around for many years. of course, all pandemics last for many years. 300, 400 years, the black

ivan melendez in hidalgo county county texas leading the effort there. we're so sorry you're facing this double whammy on top of the health crisis there. if you could just tell us what it's like, what you're going through given the images that you just saw on top of the crisis you are already facing. >> thank you for having me back on. yes. this creates a special challenge when we're all saturated with our hospital capacity where we continue to see a high rate of people dying, and we continue to see a group of patients that we have that expire and then we get another group of patients that come in and expire. it's quite frustrating. the storm itself created some scenarios that i really never ever fathom would occur. our nurses, for example, instead of leaving after a 12-hour shift at times had to leave after an 18 or 20-hour shift because of the transportation of the replacement crews. we've received nursing help from other parts of the country thanks to the state and federal government and they live in hotels and are going back and forth on the transpor

de violaciones, y el cierre de centros comerciales >> (información en pantalla) >> (inaudible) >> iván >> la pregunta de hoy: qué nerea deberían tener los centros comerciales para evitar los cierres? >> puede participar en nuestras redes sociales y participar más adelante, contrajo más información una persona que acata las normas, otra persona no, este líder de la iglesia dice e invitó que fueran a su iglesia >> (información en pantalla) >> son momentos difíciles especialmente para los feligreses que consideran su único refugio y esperanza es el templo de dios >> (información en pantalla) >> (inaudible) >> (inaudible) >> (inaudible) >> precisamente, coincide el pastor el fresno ha decidido abrir a pesar de que el gobernador exige lo mismo >> (información en pantalla) (hablan en inglés) >> desde que estos tiempos hace que la persona pierde las esperanzas y cada vez son más personas que sufren de estrés y va más allá argumentando el número de personas y contagios va en aumento razón por lo que hoy más que nunca la gente necesita ir a la iglesia, la iglesia no es la típica que acostumbram

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estamos llevando el mismo caso y la verdad que siempre sales a la conversación cuando estoy con él ivánieron una clase de reguetón a los que participan en el campamento de verano de un nuevo día y vamos a ver si aprendieron la coreografía >> hola! >> hola ¿cómo están? >> muy contentos qué aprendieron >> no sé si fabián aprendió muy bien la coreografía >> sí >> viene de ahí >> échale échale (♪ música ) (♪ música ) >> 3, 2, 1 órale! >> y ahora... >> mira mira... (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) >> me encanta >> muchas gracias >> muy bien! >> bien hecho >> me encantó que agarraron la idea y que disfrutaron porque se ve que siguen disfrutando además que sumen las otras cosas que están haciendo >> les gustó >> sí >> hacer ejercicio en este verano es muy importante >> del 1 al 10 qué tan difícil fue hacer la coreografía >> yo creo que 10 >> (risas) >> pero les salió superbién >> en algún momento tomaste clases de dan bailey >> yo sí desde pequeña >> qué bueno que se sumaron a nuestro campamento de verano les enviamos un beso grande gracias por acompañarnos hoy >> a ustedes también >> mucha

ivan is unconscious. his coach help saved the goalkeeper. weeks later, the only evidence of the strike is a burn on his chest. and look at the flash shows the stunning power of lightning, which somehow spared the 16-year-old boy. well, this is dw news live from berlin. i will be back at the top of the hour with more world knows. i'll be back in a moment with a look at the day's big events in the day. have a good one. ♪ they began the day at two eighty k. the green to agree the e. u. twenty seven find common ground to clinch the deal for the seven hundred fifty billion. euro postcode to find the micicrons been speaking to the french people about what observers are calling a pivotal moments. and in the moment have all the links from a day keeps the cost of brussels. russia's alleged into. in british politics the u. k. got didn't know because- it didn't want to ask. of course johnson confused publish for fifteen months points to significant interference in the brexit

well andy the man in question goes by the name of ivan so fraud of and he adamantly denies any wrongdoing it with connect in connection to the charge of treason because he's also also because he's charged with treason that means that the trial in the proceedings will all remain classified but let's give our viewers a bit of background into who this mr suffer on of is he's been working as an advisor to the director of russia's space agency ross calls most since may and he had a decade long career as a journalist starting in 2000 and in 2010 actually where he worked for 2 highly high profile russian newspapers as a journalist the front of was part of the presidential pool of journalists actually where he covered the state's military industrial complex and while it might seem like that could be connected to the arrests the kremlin says that it has nothing to do with it. as far as we know this interest is in no way connected to the journalistic activity even so through previously engaged him we will move his own ticals they were notable for their diligent scrutiny. now the director of ross co

health officials in the state confirmed that 2 children died from serious illness linked to coronavirus ivan rodriguez has the details. >>through part of war will never forget the horrifying experience, his son lived through i was dear shaken jaded change a good wake-up come on jayne 8 year-old jayden was lifeless on his bed of their new york city home i lose in this kid right now jaded was rushed to the hospital doctors later diagnosed the 8 year-old with my a c after testing positive for covid-19 it wasn't something that. we thought would have been the troublesome tossing what would the coming hour home doctors were able to treat jaded any walked out of the hospital 2 weeks later, this is something unique the children usually young children under the age of 10 here at home jaden story serves as a warning now the colorado department of health says there have been 7 cases across the state in 2 deaths, 3 of those cases were treated by reginald washington, the chief medical officer at rocky mountain hospital for children where they all came in through the emergency department they were all und

anti-government protests in hong kong it was outside the police headquarters now these 3 agnes chow ivan lamb of course joshua wang they've been charged with inciting organizing and participating in this particular assembly which was deemed illegal by the police now i should state that joshua young and ivan lamb they're pleaded not guilty about agnes child has it all those charges but agnes child has proven guilty to inciting and taking part in that particular legal assembly so what they do on a rival they certainly appear defiant they've called on hong kong was too rich to continue their fight for democratic reform but they've also acknowledged or considered that they're concerned about these national security laws which were introduced in hong kong last week they do fear that their participation in various activities of the last year could put them at risk and as a result they said they could be extradited to china as a result but as you heard in that that's not there that quote from joshua one he's calling on international help the international community to stand with hong kong but t

that we remain covered 3 and 1st week of april manisha in capacities therefore we are able to test on ivan credit incident test. it was a matter of yeah that sort of panic mode of that really kind of helped us out once the pandemic was the correct you in the enviable situation of now to say that you are rich free there are many places around the world that can actually say that and part of that reason is particular the plough is the ploughs president was determined that he was going to put his citizens above the economy and this is how he put it is have a listen our capacity our reality is situation here is that you're better off with prevention then trying to do something about it later on so it became a question of economics or people's lives and the right thing to do for anybody in this laurel is to consider people's life profits come and go but you only have one life to live and that's the basic moral that we have been following a massive i see you nodding articulate that knows go ahead. and we need because of the president's decisive efforts on doing that just last week we had their t

knock out for the fleeting moment when the blinding flash strikes the pitch at a small moscow stadium ivan the ball. is unconscience he's jersey burton smoking is coach helps. save the goalkeeper 3 weeks later the only evidence of the strike is a burn on his chest so another look at the flash shows the stunning power of lightning which somehow spanned the 16 year old boy. well this is day w newsline from bell and i'll be back at the top of the hour with the whole world news and i'm back in just a moment with a look at the day's big events in the desk with. the fun. are they friends say wanted to be with you that she should i steer toward you which it wasn't really a bull fight among the chinese new management or are they can i mean he's going to finish the job he's still in the building she approached you would go in but he's usually what he's going to go skittish if i get more firm right jeff donald trump and flooding your putin now we're 2 point complementary analyzes the difficult relationship between russia and the west and between the presidents how does their model marine and their d

ivan melendez says it is almost too much to bear. >> you are walk into warehouses of people where you have 40, 45 people that are on stretchers on life-support, on ventilators, prone, exposed. >> reporter: the situation so dire it four texas counties ordered refrigerated trucks to store bodies. tonight a top white house health official says closing indoor bars and wearing masks will help shut down the virus. >> it's very, very important to really close indoor bars. we know that 50, 60, 70% in some areas are traced to a single bar. >> reporter: florida set a new fatality record today, 156 deaths. at a wal-mart there the divisiveness over face coverings as an unmasked man pulled a gun on another shopper. >> you have to wear a mask. >> reporter: tempers also boiling over at this california grocery where a man without a mask was pepper sprayed while arguing with another customer. more than half of all states have mask mandates. in georgia the governor filed a lawsuit tonight seeking to block atlanta's mask mandate. more retail requiring them. cvs, target and publix today joining wal-marto

and this was at the beginning of those anti extradition anti-government protests that joshua won and ivan lam they pleaded not guilty to all those charges i just pleaded guilty to 2 of them inciting and knowingly taking part of the 3 valid to continue their fight for democracy in hong kong but in light of the introduction of the new national security laws the big knowledge they face an uphill battle and they called on the international community to help free up us . about our future with a friend a life sentence and also big by beijing but we also encourage the global community to let our voices being heard in the world we still have to let the world to know that now is the congress time of hope and now is the time for home promise keep our momentum joshi along with the face of the occupy wall pro-democracy movement back in 2014 and he's long been a target of a political target and by china and hong kong government he's told the media he expects to be pursued under these new national security laws and could be extradited to china but he says he want to kowtow to beijing is already had his

illegal assembly i should say i guess charles pleaded guilty to 2 of the charges but joshua long and ivan lamb have pleaded not guilty to all of those charges it's been adjourned for now but these are the 1st charges to be heard and watched i just want and i just have appeared and been sentenced to jail terms before but this is the 1st charges relating to last cheese antigovernment or the anti extradition protests which paralyzed hong kong last year and the reason why there's so much interest in this is because it's the 1st appearance for josh long and i guess child in the wake or in light of last week's introduction of the national security law and of course as you mentioned a joshua long has a very high profile not just in hong kong but internationally and as a result the interest is huge and joshua young says that these 3 they do face an uphill battle and they are warry and worried about their future and they could face extradition in the future under these newly introduced national security rules. to where the president. is holding an inauguration ceremony after he was sworn into offi

it was only mentioned today but the 3 people who are charged this agnes child a juncture woman ivan lamb now these are all full up members even founders of the dipsy star group the pro-democracy group which you mentioned earlier has already disbanded due to the triple risks associated with the newly introduced national security laws out there 3 of them have been charged for taking part in a gathering of what was deemed legal assembly in june last year outside police headquarters now the charge is that inciting organizing and participating in what was called this illegal assembly at the place headquarters in one child during those anti tradition the government protests last year and i should state that i just how has pleaded guilty to 2 of those charges but the other 2 have pleaded not guilty to those charges now at the hearing has finished now it was a mention only it will be reviewed again in august but these are the 1st charges relating to these 3 with regards to the anti extradition movement last year joshua one agnes child have appeared or served time in jail before that's true of th

ivan melendez is the health authority based in mcallen, texas. he said covid units are filled with the sound of patients gasping for air. many, needing ventilators and g gut-wrenching conversations. >> you have people telling you, doc, please don't put me on that. and then, finally, they just give up and say, go ahead. but you know, you may be the last person that i ever talk to. so please, tell my family, tell my parents, tell my kids that i love them and that i fought hard. >> jessica ortiz says her twin brother fought the virus for almost two weeks. the 27-year-old worked as a security guard at a jewelry store. >> it hurts. i don't want to start crying. i'm sorry. >> jubal died on july 3rd. >> he fought long and hard. >> at the funeral, friends and family paid their respects through a plastic shield, over the casket. there was a fear his body still might be contagious. >> he meant the world. i just wish it wasn't him. i wish i had him with me because he didn't live his life yet. >> jessica is left with this last image of her brother. a screen

in a sports hall near the city centre, leicester's director of public health, ivan browne, is thankingovid tests. thank you very much. applause. the number of cases in the city is still high, and that might be because the mass testing is finding many asymptomatic cases that might otherwise go undetected. we are going into communities, we are knocking on doors to try and find those, and whilst that makes it difficult because we are finding cases, in the long run that is for the best, because obviously if we find it and people can take action, we break that chain of transmission. it feels like a very different world to the one most of us are living in at the moment. a month ago, when the rest of england was getting ready to go out to the pub, leicester was sent deep back into lockdown. this is from a 44—year—old woman. she said, my dress is left hanging unworn, the rings are boxed, unopened, and my heart sinks at now not being married to my soulmate. it feels selfish to even type it anonymously here in comparison to the bigger picture of the country. deanna lad has spent lockdown at home

ivan mendez is the hidalgo county health authority in texas. he says the covid units are filled with the sound of patients gasping for air. many need ventilators and difficult conversations. >> you have people telling you, doc, don't put me on that. you struggle because that's what they need, and finally they give up and say, go ahead, but you know, you may be the last person i talk to. please tell my family, my parents, my kids, that i love them and i fought hard. >> it's a necklace with his ashes. >> jessica ortiz says her twin brother fought the virus for almost two weeks. the 27-year-old worked as a security guard in a jewelry store. >> it hurts. >> reporter: he died on july 3rd. at the funeral, friends and family paid respects through a plastic shield over the casket. there was a fear his body might still be contagious. >> he meant the world. i just wish it wasn't him. i wish i had him with me. >> reporter: jessica is left with this last imof her brother, a screen recording of one of their last conversations. jamal ortiz waving good-bye. >

ucf director ivan sawyer is leading a team strappy strappers. 6,000 masks were finished on friday andre lookivolunte. >> what we did was a process through sorting through what are the best staples, what are the best processes for fixation. did a little strength testing with it because an orthopedist and an engineer are just meant to do that. >> the team has finished 40,000 masks since forming the group, and once completed, they're donated to nonprofit groups and homeless shelters. >> all right, lisa, still great out there, but things may turn around today. >> average high 82. we'll be in the low 80s today. plenty of sun. a beautiful day in the south bay. getting warm in the east bay and still fog in the west bay. we'll tell you temperatures, track the last week of july and a weather warmup. >>> no drama in july we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° o

. >>> i'm ivan watson in hong kong. more than 35,000 u.s.heir family members stationed on the japanese island of okinawa are now under virtual lockdown after at least 94 u.s. personnel tested positive for coronavirus. okinawa hadn't seen any confirmed cases for more than two months. the japanese governor says he's shocked. he's expressing doubt about the infection prevention measures that the u.s. has adopted against the pandemic until now. >> reporter: i'm david mckenzie in johannesburg. south africa's president said they're in the storm of the covid-19 pandemic. there are 12,000 cases every day. 500 cases per hour. to try and free up hospital beds the country's reinstating its blanket hoalcohol ban and its curfew. the country has managed, according to the government, to keep its fatality rate low with covid-19 but the president says the very worst is still ahead. >> cases have been reported reaching the 300,000 cases remain ind active. they have reported the single biggest day jump with over 28,700 new infections being reported on sunday.