j. wilson our brazil's president testing positive for covert nineteen let's stay with the pandemic ththe united states has confirmd it started the process t to pull out of the world health organization. in may president trump threatened to hold back the u. s. contribution to the whl that's four hundred million dollars a year. if as he s saw t the bias towards china didn't stop trump been critical of the whl handling of the covered nineteen pandemic but his critics are saying t this is all an attempt to deflect from his own mishandling of the crisis. in the us were over a hundred and thirty three thousand people so far have lost their livess with h you more on this s it develops but the us is starting the process. to pull out of the w. h. o. the paris based oecd. warns the job crisis caused by covered nineteteen will last for years women young people and lotus and getting hurt most. the oecd says the current crisis is deeper and more far reaching than that of two thousand eight. they could last until twenty twenty two. for more on this our business e editor kate moody joins us cake even t

j. wilson was the first african-american senior zookeeper at the maryland zoo in baltimore.or animals. she was just an extraordinarily brave woman, said her daughter, sharon wilson jackson, and a no-nonsense lady. mary would walk through blizzards to get to work, fearlessly face loose animals, even catch escaped monkeys out of midair. she spent her entire career in the zoo's mammal house caring for the gorillas, elephants, and big cats before retiring in 1999. mary j. wilson was 83. ♪ saul moreno owned a mexican restaurant that became a mainstay in chicago's rogers park neighborhood. he remembered every face that came through the door, said his daughter, daisy. he loved his customers as friends. >> yay! >> moreno came to the u.s. from mexico city at 13 and would later land a job at a seafood restaurant. with his wife, maria, helping in the kitchen, he opened his own place, restaurant cuetzala, in 2005 and spent nearly every day cooking and welcoming guests. his success sent all three kids to college. the family plans to keep the restaurant open, daisy said, as a tribute to h

are the corporations and the governments behind wilson aros extractive and the profit that he's making many of them are in europe some of them are like j. b. s. . beef and there are other corporations and banks so what we've done is issue reports both in english from forty's and then we've in the past when we could travel we've brought indigenous allies to confront directly main many in the europe corporations and governments and ask them to prevent trade with brazil until they stop illegal before station or ask corporations to divest or not support extractive so there are financial institutions behind it large banks j.p. morgan chase and then large financial institutions like black rock that are investing in the companies that are extracting commodities they're the ones who are pushing the forestation and the burning boats america has as in a way he's made it easy for some because like tromping so outward with his racist attacks and that the kind of vitriol that he spews that indigenous people makes it easy for people who are i guess on the fence to say right we clearly don't have to do to do with this guy he's he's essentially involv