i love you, janine. i miss you and i can't wait to see you again. >> this is the hardest and ultimate loss our family. none of us had signed up for this. but we are doing this and we are doing this willingly. >> reporter: her husband, two children, family members and hundreds of friends and coworkers in shock and grief. they say ponder was a warrior, helping her patients battle the new coronavirus. a small woman with a large heart. >> she became my mentor, my friend, my second mom. >> reporter: her death has prompted fellow nurses to speak out. janine and one coworker from her fellow unit tested positive, but nurses are only tested when they show symptoms. >> on this particular unit it's a mixture of covid and non- covid patients. we think they should be separated out. we do that here in icu, but we don't do it up in the unit. >> reporter: coworkers also say there is not enough personal protective equipment. >> sometimes they are not readily available, even now. they are locked up or in the manager's off

i love you, janine. i miss you and can't wait to see you again. >> this is the hardest and ultimate loss to our family. none of us had signed up for this. but we are doing this and we are doing this willingly. >> reporter: her husband, two children, family members and hundreds of friends and coworkers in shock and grief. they say ponder was a year helping her patients battle than a coronavirus. a small woman with a large heart. >> years ago she was my preceptor, became my mentor and friend and my second mom. >> reporter: her death has prompted fellow nurses to speak out. janine and one coworker from her unit both tested positive, but nurse is exposed to covid patients are only tested when the nurses show symptoms. >> they need to test nurses. not just when they already have symptoms. that is too late. >> on this particular unit it's a mixture of covid and non- covid patients. we think they should be separated out. we do that here in icu, but we don't do it up in the units. >> reporter: coworkers also say

for 25 years, janine ponder had been a nurse. last friday about one week after testing positive for covid-19 , coworkers saw ponder arrived at the e.r. as a patient and pass away. >> she has left a huge hole in our hearts. i love you, janine, and i miss you and i can't wait to see you again. >> this is the hardest and ultimate loss to our family. none of us had signed up for this. but we are doing this and we are doing this willingly. >> her husband, two children, family members, and hundreds of friends and family members in shock and grief. they say potter was a warrior, helping patients battle the coronavirus. a small woman with a huge heart. >> years ago she became my mentor who became my friend who became my second mom. >> her dad prompted fellow nurses to speak out. janine and one coworker from her unit both tested positive. nurses expose are only tested when the nurses show symptoms. >> they only test nurses when they already have some rooms. symptoms. that is too late. >> on this particular unit is a mix of covid and non-t

jessica: weeks of lost income for janine and her husband still taking its toll, the family rationingood and electricity. >> i tell them all the time, put more socks on, blankets on. i do not want them to feel like this is not home, not comfortable, but we have to be wise because the last thing i want is for them to flick that light on and it don't come on. so yes, i do have to tell them. it hurts. it is not easy. >> it is an assembly line of hope for those who need it. it is always here. jessica: at the gym, boxes of food and supplies ready to be delivered to families, like the cain's. >> we have a lot of people who normally don't come together working together for the common cause which is our whole community, our whole city. >> we have the gym that says i know you still have to eat, we are here for you. they employ my daughter and they stop paying her peer they never stop paying her. so that helps. they have always been my hero. and during this pandemic, it is even better. >> it is a give-and-take thing. they give us the opportunity to work with their kids and help filled a stronge

senior et for at "ad aiming," janine. >> people are ready to return to their movie theater, they're reooveldy go to the mall, you will will in their mimed. >> not everyone is deciding to advertise. as of april, television ads had fallen 42%. >> it feels unnatural. to not be in motion. >> a messageresidents. >> it came from the heart. it came from a place of wanting to help. >> because here, we don't stop in the name of fear. here, we stop in the name of love. >> strategist alex came up with the idea. >> we're not able to make masks or vent o commercials. we can use the work that we do to help speak to people. >> his colleague shot the ad. >> this is really what i did when i film. i sort of drove around. to be there was very hip nottic and very emotional and i just hope that that spirit comes through. >> and some familiar voices are delivering new powerfully different meages. w >> thelic f actor matthew mccougnahey. >> maybe just throw some hope out there at a time when peel are in shock. >> he's working on a series of six p.s.a.s, this one aimed at getting people to some isot a eat. it's th

look at some of the other stories making news around the world bolivia's interim president janine and it says she is tested positive for corona virus and social media she said she still feels strong and will continue to work from isolation infection comes amid a spike in cases in the country. thousands have defied a ban on mass gatherings and by joining us protest the government's antivirus lockdown measures putting a ban on gatherings the peaceful demonstration follows 2 days of clashes. police in seoul have found the body of the city's longtime long time park one soon after he was reported missing by his daughter police say there was no sign of foul play a former secretary reportedly filed a sexual harassment complaint against on wednesday. germany's interior minister and domestic security chief have released a report profiling crime committed in germany last year now they conclude that the biggest danger facing the country is right wing extremism. this experience to threats in germany are manifold with one area still of particularly high concern says the german interior minister. l

janine annie as says i ithe video that she will remain in quarantine for 14 days before taking another test. she is ththe second south amerin president in a matter of days to test positive after brazil's bolsonaro announced his test. jamess has more on the health crisis in bolivia and impacts area -- impacts. these workers were let go from their jobobs two months ag. they still hope they will be rehired, but theirir former bobs says the health crisisis means there is no longer any demand for their products. [crowd chanting] >> [speaking foreign language] the company o offered them redundancy payayouts, but thehe workers s just want their jobs back. they are not the onlnly ones. 52 p people were let go by the construction company technopoor, due to unforeseen circumstances. faced witith rising unemploymen, the govevernment has promised a stimulus package. >> [speaking foreign language] >> critics say the package does not go far enough, adding no one yet knows what the long-term impact of the pandemic will be. >> [speaking foreign language] [car honking] bank has forecasted the bolivian

janine cain and her family were going through tough times because of job loss. there's good news. after that story aired, help came pouring in for the family and the gym. one viewer was so moved, he donated a special pair of boxing gloves that had never been worn. they belonged to a loved one who passed away. a good reminder that we can choose to be in this together. >> when we return, what happens when a herd of cows starts eating green? soledad: an udderly important moove. >> or should we say "moovement"? did you know occasional bloating, gas, and abdominal discomfort can all be caused by an imbalance of bacteria in your gut? taking align probiotic daily can help. align contains a quality probiotic strain developed by gastroenterologists. it adds more good bacteria to your gut. to naturally help soothe your digestive upsets 24/7. support your digestive health with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. try align today, the pros in digestive health. also try align dualbiotic gummies to help support digestive health. for spending a perfectly reasonable amou

until more latin american leaders have been infected by code 19 libya's interim president janine as became the 3rd lead and known to have been infected in the region the head of venezuela's national assembly they all started early announced he'd tested positive with the headlines news continues here on al-jazeera after people on palace station thanks a lot of thought. they signed up for lunch regroup but some would never come. close. to winning mr gates new zealand did leave ok no eruption on al-jazeera. 6 years ago and on and a secret mass grave for babies was discovered near a home for unmarried pregnant women in an institution run by roman catholic nuns defined set off a scandal that has raced deeply disturbing questions about the fate of thousands of women and children and the relationship between the catholic church and the irish state in a special 2 part investigation correspondent lawrence lee has been in search of answers. in the corner of an unremarkable children's playground in the irish town of choom county galway a small patch of land has been walled off. a patch of land with a

over the past 2 years head researcher janine mcmanus and a group of students have recorded the number of plant species in selected study sites. in addition the group evaluates the earth but you take an index index is determined by the amount of green seen on the ground by satellites and allows researchers to compare plant growth in different regions over time. you can already start picking up changes in trains with the way the heat is being grazing especially over a longer eastern period and parts of the farm and the. green index shows up quite pronounced and we compared it to traditional farms where it isn't quite as pronounced and they seem to be quite a significant color it's just looking at the pixels alone you know taking the green out of pixelization but from that alone you can really start seeing a difference. there are many positive signs. areas that have been grazed by the hoods on now seeing thick of plant growth. slowly while the animals are returning to the fall more than 500 antelope have been counted and even a leopard was recently sighted. a major success for dixon in c

to more latin american politicians have been infected by covert 19 but libya's interim president janine as was diagnosed and is now in quarantine the head of venezuela's national constituent assembly. also tested positive earlier this week brazil's president j. it was an arrow went into isolation after he was confirmed to be infected. delay was one of latin america's fastest growing economies now 2 and a half 1000000 people are out of work on the place is struggling most is a town known for its production of traditional cooking pots the cinnamon reports the residents of palmyra no longer make enough money to eat. or hasn't opened his shop for months on the handmade played pottery inside it is full of dust including the emblematic piggy banks that he makes some good as they were up there for saving money into good luck he says. but today potter is in this small rural town have neither money nor luck for my use streets and shops used to overflow with visitors but not since april through one of the monkey an area of when i leave my shop open to air out the place so if anyone passes they ca

they were given the proper ppe for dozens of these nurses at summit medical center in oakland janine paste a punter was more than just a co-worker i mention well for >>i stay ponder was devoted to her patients here at summit medical center for more than 25 years. but unfortunately she won't be returning to work. family and co-workers say she died on friday after contracting the coronavirus from the hospital which they blame for its lack of proper ppe is very sad. >>this in need to happen. we if the hospital the medical center here had provided the proper ppe that the mass the council we were at went through a period of reusing masking gallons even now some of the floors nurses have trouble getting there n 95, which is the maximum protection fellow nurses at some of the medical center held a vigil on tuesday to honor pastry ponder. >>in demand proper protection of its employees angry because the system center has failed their the nurses, their health care workers with the recycling of mass contaminated mask with the nome. >>and ratios covid patients are on all the units, no designated

2 more latin american politicians have been infected by cope with 19 bolivia's interim president janine and as was diagnosed and is now in quarantine the head of it as well as national constituent assembly the also tested positive earlier this week brazil's president jalal sonar went into isolation after he was confirmed to be infected al-jazeera as investigative unit has uncovered hundreds of pages on facebook used by white supremacists to promote racist views with violence song lyrics facebook is facing a boycott from major advertisers who won the social media site to be tougher and racist content simon bars men reports. in 2019 facebook made a public commitment to stop white supremacist content on its platform but out as 0 investigative unit has discovered that this content is still online and just a view clicks away. out to 0 as investigation uncovered more than $100.00 pages belonging to black metal music bands record labels and promote all affiliated to white supremacists and using facebook to spread their ideology one band mixed the muslim call to prayer with gunshots. facebook c

on thursday libya's interim president janine and yes announced that she along with 3 cabinet members had tested positive for the virus. then i was remaining quarantined for 14 days until a take a new test to see how i'm doing i'm feeling fine strong i will continue i can remotely nice elation. she's not the 1st in the region to become infected last month hunder and president $100.00 lendell it mandy's told reporters that he and his wife had tested positive. a recent spike in coronavirus cases in honduras has caused concern over the possibility of the central american nation becoming the next kobe 1000 at the center. on monday brazil's president jade will sit out o. became the 2nd regional leader to contract the virus brazil remains latin america's worst hit nation also narrow however insist on reopening the economy maintaining that a spiraling economic crisis is worse than the pandemic itself. on thursday the leader of venezuela's socialist party said that he too had become infected venezuelan president nicolas maduro was quick to confirm the announcement be. has just sent a message

. >> judge janine. go says this strips police a ability to do their jobs leaving cities and neighborhoods without protection. >> this is a desecration of law and order in america, not enough people standing up to it. people are not standing up for law enforcement and it will be too late when they do because right now in this country what is going on is law enforcement is being paralyzed, cops are not being given the ability to do their job. they are demoralized, vilified and in new york city, $1 billion taken out of the nypd budget and cops don't even know what to do. jillian: police department feeling the impact in a major way, the nypd seeing a 49% increase in officers filing for retirement since the death of george floyd. todd: donald trump threatened to veto the $750 billion defense bill over a provision that would allow name changes for military bases named after confederate leaders. jillian: congressman scott doesn't support the veto in joins us to explain why. we appreciate it. let's take a look

threatening to overwhelm the fragile health care system several politicians including interim president janine and theirs have tested positive. and m r is also struggling the government has imposed severe confinement measures in one province to prevent an explosive rise in factions our latin america at its newman reports. panamanians are paying a high price for having relaxed strict confinement measures that into $3.00 weeks ago seem to have corona virus infections under relative control now the infection rate in the small central american country of just over 4000000 people has become the highest per capita in all of latin america hospitals are on the verge of collapse. 1000 cases per day means that in the next few weeks we will have about 30 to 40 intensive admissions per day on a sustained basis there is no hostel that can sustain such a number of patients. there are around 44000 infections and more than 860 deaths in panama a huge number for such a small country by comparison neighboring costa rica with a similar population has fewer than 7000 cases and less than 30 deaths. panama whose fa

also on deck geraldo and judge janine and charlie daniels for what would be charlie's last on cameraew with a preview of the fox nation special with country music icon opened about patriotism, faith and a legendary mayor. the first time i have ever seen them not in that legendary hat. sir john rich will be on the show, 12 minutes and 45 seconds from now on the channel you trust for your morning news, carley shimkus and rob will be back in a flash. ♪ ♪ the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. ♪ reinventing. it's what with comcast business, your small business can work faster, with powerful internet from the nation's largest gig-speed network. work safer, with all your connected devices automatically protected by securityedge. and work anywhere, with comcast business at home, our new business-grade internet solution for remote workers. whatever your business needs, comcast business has the solutions to help you not just bounce back, but bounce forward. call or go online to find out more. rob: one baltimore council

the country's already fragile health care system several politicians including interim president janine and errors have tested positive the united states has recorded another daily high of new code with 19 infections more than 66500 cases were confirmed on saturday meanwhile president donald trump has worn a mask publicly for the 1st time since the outbreak began i think ohio reports from maryland. this indian lives than many health experts have been hoping and waiting for the u.s. president some need a message to his supporters that it's ok to wear a mask for many not doing so is a kind of political statement but before leaving for a visit to this military hospital he sent a different message with his words when your hospital especially of that particular setting where you don't do a lot of older people that just got off the operating table i think it's a great degree where i got to have a pretty good bet but i do believe that by the time and. far from the universal endorsement that might make his supporters change their habits in many of the states hardest hit masks are not mandatory

threatening to overwhelm the fragile health care system several politicians including interim president janine and as have tested positive and i'm a struggling to the government imposed severe confinement measures in one province to stop a sudden jump in infections docs is a calling for a nationwide lockdown now as the virus spreads to remote areas. and puerto ricans are demanding the removal of all symbols commemorating colonialism protestors wearing indigenous clothes demanded the statue of christopher columbus be taken down they also want to rename city squares and streets to rico is one of many places witnessing movements to cut ties with the colonial past. even if. we were already a free and sovereign nation with the government our own culture and religion at one point they were interrupted by colonialism we recognize a history but we don't have to continue in bracing the idea that our colonisers have to be elevated and israel there are no stitchers of hitler because of the genocide we have stitches on one ponce de leon and christopher columbus and that does not make any scene we are requ

latin american politicians have been infected by covert done to bolivia's into room for a student janine and as was diagnosed and is now in quarantine the head of venezuela's national constituent assembly there was also tested positive this week brazil's president joseph wilson are also went into isolation after he was confirmed to be infected. a team from the world health organization is due to make its 3rd trip to china to investigate the origin of the corona virus outbreak it's been 6 months since the 1st infections were documented by the agency and as country new reports from beijing doctors there are now busy treating patients in new clusters in this laboratory in beijing scientists are racing to develop a vaccine to end the pandemic in china and around the world but about 6 months since the virus 1st spread from the city of on this team warns that a vaccine is at least a year away we're going to see in the past we started with this. now we're doing step a.b. cd at the same time but developing a vaccine in a few months is impossible we have to wait at least until next year for marke

vote will now be held in october 5 months after the initial may date bolivia's interim president is janine and is and many of her cabinet have tested positive for covert 19th the delay is being criticized by bolivia's former leftist and 1st indigenous leader ever moralists who resigned in november after mass protests the number of corona virus cases in south africa has surged past 400000 and that's prompted president serialism oppose a to shut schools for the next 4 weeks the announcement comes as scientists warn that there's a huge discrepancy between the number of reported covert 1000 deaths and deaths from natural causes an independent committee found about $17000.00 extra deaths on wednesday south africa recorded a record $572.00 coronavirus that's pushing its total near $6000.00 it's also got the 5th highest number of infections in the world. 5 west african heads of state are in mollie's capital bamako to try to mediate and then to 2 weeks of political crisis they've been holding talks with mali's president. as well as the country's opposition the unrest in mali is threatening to dest

. >> janine is next, danville, kentucky. hi, janine. welcome. >> thank you for taking my call. i've heard this term compelling government interest as a way to limit speech on a college campus. and i was wondering if your guests could explain the term and tell me exactly what evidence is required to establish a compelling government interest. thank you for taking my call. >> that's another legal formulation similar to the bradenburg standard, but you've only given one part of it. the government -- including a university official would have to show not only that that there was a compelling interest at stake but also that suppressing the speech was necessary in order to advance that interest. so if it's an emergency and nothing short of censoring the speech is going to prevent that emergency, then and only then may the government suppress the speech. but if there's any other way of preventing violence, for example, that the speech threatens to imminently cause, for example, the police can come in and protect against the violence. censoring speech has to be a last resort. >> we're

and 2 more latin american leaders have been infected by code 19 libya's interim president janine as became the 3rd leader known to have been infected in the region the head of venezuela's national assembly diosdado cabello early announced he'd tested positive those were the headlines news continues on al-jazeera after people on palace station that's alleging. they signed up through luxury cruise but some would never come. on i want to investigate stealing didn't leave ok you know rubbish one out 0. 6 years ago and on and a secret mass grave for babies was discovered near a home for unmarried pregnant women in an institution run by roman catholic nuns to find set off a scandal that has raced deeply disturbing questions about the fate of thousands of women and children and the relationship between the catholic church and the ari state in a special 2 parts investigation correspondent lawrence lee has been in search of answers.

globally some of those who were seriously ill still experience some difficulties earlier we spoke with janine cross on who's based in new zealand she told us how the virus impacted her health. to be honest i don't remember a lot of it and i think my brains block some of that because it was quite traumatic . it was very scary i had a lot of anxiety through it i remember feeling very sick but it was so unknown and . the tight time heals all wounds as you can imagine and for months on life is moved on from somewhat of new zealand so i feel very very fortunate for where i'm sitting today i was in hospital for 4 days and i was nice lation wards i was one of the 1st hospitalized patients in new zealand i think a lot of that might have been course it was very early days and i was relatively high profile enough to look after me in the hospital system was an overloaded but i was i had a terrible. risk harry issue and my chest was just i was really struggling to get enough it through and i couldn't stop the coughing and it was causing a number sentence so they were keeping a really close eye on going i

country's already fragile health care system several politicians including the interim president janine and theirs have now tested positive. thousands of israelis upset over the government's handling of the economic crisis caused by the pandemic a protest in the city of tel aviv demonstrators say aid packages have been delayed and they are insufficient israel reimpose strict restrictions earlier this week after the number of cases. moneys opposition is calling on supporters to stay out on the streets after 2 more protest leaders were detained security forces raided the headquarters of the influential cleric muslim teco who is parts of the opposition alliance you are right up to speed with all the top stories more news in half an hour between now and then it's the bottom line i will see you very soon. on countering the cost of war games in the south china sea washington sends an aircraft carrier is beijing flexes its military and economic muscle nigeria gets ready to export gas as big oil prepares for a post prove it world plus global remittances plan counting the cost on al-jazeera hi i

country's already fragile health care system several politicians including the interim president janine tested positive. corona virus infections are rising in the u.s. state of florida that hasn't stopped one of its most famous attractions from reopening strict new health measures are now in place at the theme park but hasn't allayed concerns for many who work that rob reynolds has more. won't disney world in orlando reopens on saturday with enhanced hygiene temperature checks and mandatory mask wearing to prevent the spread of coated 19 florida's governor says disney world is safer than a party at home people are going to be it's a safe environment disney i have no doubt it's going to be a safe environment but a quarter of park workers have signed an online petition against reopening saying it endangers their health doctors say safety depends on public cooperation and self discipline but the bottom line is you can rely on disney to keep things clean and then you as a guest are going to have to make sure that you practice good hygiene and wear a mask several disney parks in asia have su

judge janine says the commutation was appropriate because she says his conviction was a miscarriage of justice. take a listen. >> the president has always been transparent, very clear about what he thinks, says what he means and means what he says and i think the commutation of the sentence was appropriate given this judge was clearly biased, the for woman of the jewelry clearly not just biased but i believe that she did not tell the truth under oath. we are living in a time when there are those not interested in justice that people asked over the years but would rather make a political statement out of every case. >> reporter: democrats blasted the commutation as an impeachable offense that flies in the face of the rule of law, donald trump blasting america's democrat mayors for anti-police rhetoric. >> reckless politicians have the famed our law enforcement, far left mayors are escalating anti-cop crusade and violent crime is spiraling in their cities. it is all far left cities where they have no understanding what needs to be done. they don't have a clue. todd: the president saying

. >> janine and i remember a world in which and ellen is familiar to that we didn't have much of a choice. this came out once a week and jeanine may remember i never. attention to the news. of course i was working for news magazines and i was walking in the mornings. since i didn't know the newsday editor would say that may well roger what did we think of that? i didn't notice what that was what he was referring to but the chances of it being so minimal i would say that's terrible and i would run to find out what he was talking about. at the end of the day you had to be exposed. >> someone here sharing. julie is sharing a great memory of the roger at the public library association meeting having a blast handing out copies of your book review or call which book that was? >> that's angrand icing enough to be me. handing out my own book. >> i think many of us wish we could do that. so there's a question and this is a question that we traditionally ask at the beginning of the book group that i read at the library where before discussing the book we are about to discuss the go-round the room a

. >>> janine anyez has become the third latin american head of state to test positive after the presidents of brazil and honduras. she announced it on thursday on twitter saying she feels strong and will self-quarantine for 14 days. brazil's president bolsonaro on the left was diagnosed earlier this jeek brazil is reporting tens of thousands of new covid-19 cases over the past 24 hours bringing its total infections to 1.7 million and the death toll to almost 70,000. brazil has the soaked highest number in the world behind the u.s. cnn's bill weir has more for from us brazil. >> reporter: it has been another grim week here in brazil and another day brought another at least 40,000 covid-19 confirmed cases and another 1100 or so confirmed fatalities as that number reaches close to 70,000 now. and president bolsonaro, the most famous covid-19 patient in brazil, continues with his self-prescribed remedy, that is hydroxy clor row kin, anti-malarials and other vitamins. he encourages his other country men and women to get back to work telling them their chances of a severe result are close to zer

i love you, janine. i miss you. i cannot wait to see you again. >> for my summer family, this is the hardest loss for our family. none of us had signed up for this. we are doing this, doing it willingly. >> her husband, two children, family members and friends and coworkers were in shock and grief. they say that she was a worrier helping patients a battle the coronavirus, a small woman with a large heart. >> years ago, she was my mentor. she became my friend who became my second mom. >> here death has prompted nurses to speak out. one coworker from her unit tested positive, nurses exposed to patients are only tested when the nurse shows symptoms. >> nurses already have symptoms. it is too late. >> this particular unit, a mixture of covid-19 and non- tran09 cases. patients should be separated out, we do that here in the icu. we don't do it and the other units. the >> coworkers say that there's not enough personal protective equipment. >> sometimes is not readily available. they are and the manager's office. >> her fa

janine responder they say was an exceptional and caring nurse.ied on friday about a week after me and another nurse in her unit tested positive for covid-19. a vigil was held by the california nurse's association in her honor yesterday, and they called for change. >> years ago, she became my mentor, who became my friend, who became my second mom. >> now her husband, two children, and loved ones there were at the vigil alongside the nurses. sutter health said it is providing appropriate ppe, and that their covid testing complies with state and local rules. >>> in oakland, police still investigating how a candidate's forum for the school board was taken over in a zoo bomb attack. >> we have been zoom bombed, apparently, by some white supremacists. >> two school board candidates who are both african-american women were about to take questions when the feed was hacked and taken over. they were attacked with racial slurs and even death threats. the oakland police department and the fbi are investigating. >>> city leaders in oakland have narrowly decid

victoria 2 more latin american leaders have been infected by code 19 bolivia's interim president janine cohen as became the 3rd leader known to have been infected the head of venezuela's national constituent assembly diosdado cabello earlier announced he tested positive. u.s. has registered more than 65000 new cases of corona virus making it another day a record rise for the country infections have been increasing and nearly every state more than 3100000 cases have been confirmed and i 135000 people have died. and police have used tear gas to disperse people protesting in athens against a new bill aiming to regulate street demonstrations if passed it would hold open marches accountable to harm or damage caused by protesters for those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world station i was watching. palestinian residents of the jordan valley are mainly farmers and bedouins. most live in enclaves now hemmed in by closed israeli military. or illegal israeli settlements that were built after the 1967 war. palestinians movement is restricted and increasi

east bay, co-workers came together to remember a nurse who they say died of covid-19. 59-year-old janine treated covid-19 patients in oakland. co-workers, friends and family held a memorial in her honor. she is remembered as an amazing nurse and loving wife and mother of two daughters. >> we're here to honor her, to support her family, and to again say an injury to her means an injury to all of us. we stand togetr solidarity. >> union leaders are calling on hospital management to make changes to better protect staff including providing more personal protective equipment. >>> a trial is under way at stanford on a drug to treat coronavirus patients with mild symptoms who are at home. the drug is called favipiravir and it is approved to treat the flu in japan and coronavirus in china, india and russia. the stanford study involves 120 adult volunteers with newly confirmed covid-19 who are outpatients. >> they can actually help us stop this epidemic, that is the group of people that needs to really be careful and not transmit to others because they are out in the public, they are working. >>

dozens gathering at observiakla summit center to mourn the death of janine paiste-ponder. the nurses union says she died on july 17th. it's not clear how she got sick but her co-workers say they are putting their own health and safety at risk while treating patients. >> we need to be forceful about what we need to protect us and our patients. >> summit health says when nurses are caring for suspected or known covid-19 positive patients staff are supplied with new n95 masks along with other appropriate ppe. >>> east palo alto is providing extra protections for renters who are just trying to make it in the bay. the city council voted to extend the temporary moratorium on evictions for another two months. the ordinance covers tenants who couldn't pay rent because of the covid-19 pandemic. renters are protected from being evicted until september 30th. >>> in these trying times the sports fans may call this the equivalent of comfort food. baseball is back whether fans are allowed in the stands or not. and last night at oracle the giants and the a's played for the second of two

they were given the proper ppe for dozens of these nurses at summit medical center in oakland janine paste a punter was more than just a co-worker i mention well for >>i stay ponder was devoted to her patients here at summit medical center for more than 25 years. but unfortunately she won't be returning to work. family and co-workers say she died on friday after contracting the coronavirus from the hospital which they blame for its lack of proper ppe is very sad. >>this in need to happen. we if the hospital the medical center here had provided the proper ppe at the mass. the council we were at went through a period of reusing masking gowns even now some of the floors nurses have trouble getting there n 95, which is the maximum protection fellow nurses at some of the medical center held a vigil on tuesday to honor pastry ponder. >>in demand proper protection of its employees angry because the system cider has failed their the nurses, their health care workers with the recycling of mass contaminated mask with the nome. >>and ratios covid patients are on all the units, no designated uni

who died of coronavirus after coworkers say she contracted it from the hospital where she worked janine pasty ponder was a nurse at alta bates summit medical center in oakland for decades. it has been treating patients with covid-19 kron 4 staters sackey has more. >>i see ponder was a nurse here at summit medical center and part of the california nurses association for more than 25 years. unfortunately, these nurses are used to losing many of their patients throughout this pandemic and now they're saying goodbye to one of their own. the nurses here say that ponders death could have been avoided. they were given the proper ppe. >>she was amazing. she was amazing to hers. coworkers she was amazing to the patients she was amazing to the community, everybody loved her always had a smile on our face co-workers loved ones in the community remembering nurse genene paste a pond are devoted her life to her patients here at summit medical center in oakland for more than 25 years to life for our patients our colleagues are conners you wished and the governor who wish to work with the place de pond

country's already fragile health care system several politicians including the interim president janine heirs and the health minister have tested positive mali's president abraham says he will try to form a national unity government next week as his government faces a wave of protests dissolve the constitutional court as a 1st step towards pacifying the protesters the opposition is calling on supporters to stay on the streets they're demanding the president steps down for failing to end the violence by armed groups and revive the economy. thousands of people in eastern russia protested against the arrest last week a regional governor was accused of altering several murders the killings happened 15 years ago before so ok for gul and to politics he denies any involvement he was elected governor of the cover off screeching in $28.00. those are your headlines the news continues after in search of india's soul happy fang upset a bulletin inserted minutes hopefully see that. i'm not this time i'm in india on a journey of discovery i want to know once i'm full is india the inclusive secular co

the nurses pay tribute to their calling, janine paiste-ponder, who was a registered nurse for more than 25 years. her colleagues say paiste- ponder worked in a surgical unit i would change in and out of the same personal protective equipment and one ship that she alternated between patients. >> she would come home and talk about the fact they were short of supplies, that the staff wasn't correct. >> the nurses at the vigil say alta bates need to do more to provide mineworkers with personal protective equipment and testing. >>> in walnut creek 11 residents at a senior care facility have died from the coronavirus. state officials also say 130 people there have been infected at the manor care tice valley in walnut creek. of those who tested positive, 92 were patients, 38 our staff. right now, there are more than 25 active cases. manor care says they tested everyone, and are now isolated the people who are infected with the coronavirus. >>> marin county is now stepping up enforcement of its health orders, and that includes fines. ktvu's tom baker tells us there is a heavy emphasis on educat

they were given the proper ppe for dozens of these nurses at summit medical center in oakland janine paste a punter was more than just a co-worker i mention well for >>i stay ponder was devoted to her patients here at summit medical center for more than 25 years. but unfortunately she won't be returning to work. family and co-workers say she died on friday after contracting the coronavirus from the hospital which they blame for its lack of proper ppe is very sad. >>this in need to happen. we if the hospital the medical center here had provided the proper ppe that the mass the council we were at went through a period of reusing masking gowns even now some of the floors nurses have trouble getting there n 95, which is the maximum protection fellow nurses at some of the medical center held a vigil on tuesday to honor pastry ponder. >>in demand proper protection of its employees angry because the system center has failed their the nurses, their health care workers with the recycling of mass contaminated mask with the nome. >>and ratios covid patients are on all the units, no designated u

they were given the proper ppe for dozens of these nurses at summit medical center in oakland janineaste a punter was more than just a co-worker i mention well for >>i stay ponder was devoted to her patients here at summit medical center for more than 25 years. but unfortunately she won't be returning to work. family and co-workers say she died on friday after contracting the coronavirus from the hospital which they blame for its lack of proper ppe is very sad. >>this in need to happen. we if the hospital the medical center here had provided the proper ppe at the mass. the council we were at went through a period of reusing masking gowns even now some of the floors nurses have trouble getting there n 95, which is the maximum protection fellow nurses at some of the medical center held a vigil on tuesday to honor pastry ponder. >>in demand proper protection of its employees angry because the system cider has failed their the nurses, their health care workers with the recycling of mass contaminated mask with rain shiels covid patients are on all the units, no designated unit. >>for covi

future to more latin american politicians have been infected by covert 19 bolivia's interim president janine arnaz was diagnosed and is now in quarantine the head of venezuela's national constituent assembly the orca belo also tested positive earlier this week brazil's president diable sonata went into isolation after he was confirmed to be infected. chile was one of the america's fastest growing economies now 2 and a half 1000000 people are out of work one of the places struggling most is a town known for its production of traditional cooking pots as of sand human reports the residence from the palmyra no longer make enough money to eat. a little hasn't opened his shop for months all the handmade played pottery inside is full of dust including the emblematic piggy banks that he makes some tough as they were over there for saving money and for good luck he says. but today partners in this small rural town have neither money nor luck for my use streets and shops used to overflow with visitors but not since april through an element of what i leave my shop open to air out the place so if anyone