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cnn's jim bitterman has more from paris.

scott mclean is in london and our jim bittermann in paris. hello to both of you. and good morning. to you, jim. talk about the efforts, some have been frantic, for people to get out of france and get home in time. >> reporter: well, natalie, it wasn't exactly a stampede, but it definitely was a surge yesterday as a number of people were trying to head for the exits and the exits here include the euro-star trains and the ferry crossing across the channel to england. and the feral operators, for example, were saying they were going to handle somewhere between 900 to 1200 people this weekend. and they doubled the number of reservations. so there definitely was an upsurge in people coming out but basically it's too late now to avoid that quarantine in england. and as you mentioned, the reason for that is this uptick and the surge of number of cases here in france. france had been going on pretty well since may 11th. they lifted the restrictions that had been on. but then in the last few weeks, and now in the last three days, new records have been set each day, on the number of cases bei

thanks so much, jim bittermann, for us there in paris. we always appreciate you. >>> the coronavirus is fueling unrest in the south american nation of bolivia. protesters there say the country's leader is using the pandemic as an excuse to keep postponing elections. cnn's steph knano poziban has m. >> reporter: country facing two crisis, the coronavirus. they are angry the country's general election was postponed for a second time. supporters of former lieftest leader morales, it is not the right time to go to the polls, the government says. more than a dozen government officials contracted the virus. tensions have been brewing since the presidential election was moved from september 6th to october 18th. protesters say they want the election moved back, to the september date, where assurances that the elections will not be postponed again. >> translator: the government is using this as a pretext. oxygen, drug s were already lacking a long time ago. >> reporter: he and his supporters say it was a coup. power fell to a senator, janine anes,

jim bittermann, cnn outside paris. >> and brazil is reporting more than 40,000 new cases of covid-19s. that's according to health officials there. the country's suffering the world's worst outbreak, after the united states. more than 107,000 people have died from the virus. but sao paulo, the state hardest hit, saw fewer deaths saturday, than the day before. now, the world health organization says brazil is vital to the search for an end to the pandemic. three vaccine studies are relying on the country's scientists and volunteers. >>> and this just in to cnn. two companies from israel and the united arab emirates have just announced they are joining forces to come up with a faster covid-19 testing device. the deal between israel's terra group and the uae's apex national investment company could be the first cross-border deal after the two countries announced on thursday, they were normalizing relations. while the coronavirus is fueling unrest in bolivia. protestors say the country's leader is using the pandemic as an excuse to keep postponing elections. >> reporter: a country facing

capital after an historic night in lisbon the red carpet was rolled out for the players who beat paris on jim on in the champions league final thanks to a single 2nd half goal because of the pandemic no official parade to welcome the team back to munich was planned but its fans may well be making their own play is. now looking through the famous names of the by your side who beat p.s.g. it's possible to overlook the man who took over the reins of a club in crisis just last november by our management introduced hansei flick as the interim coach but 9 months and 3 trophies later the caretaker has become a fully fledged buy your legend i it was once said by him munich could win the bundesliga trophy playing with their hands in their pockets. but after a humiliation in november last year the bavarian set forth in the table and were forced to sack then coach nico cove and hunt for a savior to their season they didn't look far and in fact promoted then assistant coach kanzi flick on an interim basis that once is on full support. for us now is to look ahead what happened we have to see to it that we

paris. hello to you, jim. what is causing this situation in france? reporter: well, i think, natalie, it is the rapid growth of the number of cases here in france. we had 3,310 more new cases overnight, in the last 24 hours. and what is more, the growth rate seems to be expanding exponentially from one day to the next. four days in a rosette new records, and these are records that -- numbers we haven't seen since back in early may, when the lockdown procedures here began to ease up. so i think what the authorities are seeing is something that is going the wrong direction. so they are now working to solve that by going in the other direction with these lockdowns, in paris, large -- in paris, half of the city, i would say, are now zones where you have to wear a mask if you're out in public. and that includes pedestrians and people jogging. bicyclists, they're about the only ones, you're facing a fine in you're caught in violation of the rules. they blocked off expanded areas of marseille in the same way and marching a quarter of the malls, like the stat

. >> reporter: i'm jim bitterman in paris, one of two hot spots where local police officials are freepose restrictions and lockdowns if they feel it's necessary to control the coronavirus. and now france is among several countries which find themselves at risk because of spikes in the coronavirus cases. brittain considers travelers from france, as well as the netherlands as presenting a risk to british subjects. so those arriving this weekend will face a 14-day quarantine period. those countries are not alone. germany, where cases are also spiking, is considering parts of spain on its high-risk list and travelers there will also probably face new restrictions soon. >> reporter: i'm selina wang in hong kong. new zealand is pursuing a strategy of total elimination of the coronavirus. they announced on friday current restrictions would remain in place for another 12 days. that means auckland's nearly 1.7 million residents will be required to stay at home, except for essential trips, while the rest of the country faces social distancing measures. the country has recorded 30 new cases sinc

. >> reporter: i'm jim bittermann in paris.ce and in greece, new coronavirus records were set on wednesday. in greece, there was the largest daily increase since the pandemic began, 262 new case. and in france, there was the largest daily increase since may 6th. 2,524 new cases since about the time the authorities began to ease up on lockdown restrictions. and in both countries, authorities are noting an increase in the number of young people who are becoming infected with the coronavirus. >> i'm al goodman in spain. six weeks after lifting a nationwide lockdown that slowed down the coronavirus last spring, spain is now recording the highest number of new cases in western europe. spain has more than 329,000 cases, even more than britain. there are about 600 outbreaks across spain, but a top government health official says it's still too early to talk about a second wave. if the number of new coronavirus patients in hospitals and in icus is on the increase, even from earlier this month. >> announcer: i'm shasta darlington in sao

paris and marseilles have been covid activate. harris reported 3400 new invexs saturday. that marks a post lockdown high for the fourth day in a row. let's go to cnn's jimst outside paris. you know, france was going in the right direction and all of a sudden, this. what happen do we know? >> reporter: exactly, that is that is worrisome for the authorities, four days in a row for the number of new cases but the numbers are increases, the rate of increase. there are 464 more team in the new case load in the last 24 hours as opposed to 170 the previous 24 hours. so in other words, the rate of increase is expanded and that really has authorities worried and they locked down, as you said, large portions of paris and marseilles, making sure that people are wearing masks out on the street. we have seen the police patrols out and checking people. and we will see what happens in the beginning of the week. already, the high authority of health here is warning people they should wear masks, and indoor private settings with family and friends, and the laborman, she is going to talk to the labor unions this week to talk about wearing masks in work settings, and so a

jim, however, was on the run and was killed in paris, texas in 1874. legend takes over here, but it is traditionally believed that she was on the run from the law and drifted into oklahoma where she began to lead her own band of cattle and therefore we have the belle starr gang. it was at this point she married tom starr's son in 1880. legend says it might have only been a common-law marriage, as had their first marriage to jim reed. they lived on turkey land and they built a house where they would harbor outlaws often. in 1883, both were convicted of stealing horses and they spent nine months in jail. mel was now known as a felon and she dressed the part. she wore gold earrings, man's hat, and she rode a mare named venus. sam was killed in a gunfight and she remarried a third time to a man named bill july. she started calling him july starr. shortly after, she was summoned to fort smith, arkansas because he had been accused of stealing a horse. she accompanied him part of the way and decided to turn back. on her way home, she was just shy of her 41st

for example with representative as mac gates as well as jim jordan- but we'll also be hearing from some more diverse members of the repepublican pary like formemer and you went in basket or nikki haley. as well as senator tim scott the only black republican i in the senat. with the headliner of at this the first night so we'll be at the eldest of donald trump's and children donald trump junior t the three other adult children of dononald trurump are expected to speak throughout the w week culminating in his daughter and adviser ivanka. trump speaking on the final day. k. good style the accord one of the in one. meanwhile the governor of the s. state of wis. is now set to send in the national guard. follows the arrest after an unarmed black man was gunned down by police a lawyer acting for the family jacob blake says he was shot multiple times in the back by offices. he's not a serious condition in hospital the incident sparked a night o of riots s and unrest in the town f kenosha wisconsin. we go back downtown protesters in a tense standoff. as they marched i in popolice headquarters some set fire to parked cars and smamashd shop w

>> reporter: jim, it is now compulsory to wear face masks in some parts of paris.ks and tourist spots and streets like this one where it is hard to stay socially distanced. it's quiet now, but this plates gets busy in the evening and it's not always possible to be three feet away from people at all times. masks are compulsory for ages 11 years old and up. and there is a $160 fine if you don't wear one. police were really trying to remind people of this rule. authorities tightened these rules because france has seen a marked increase in new coronavirus cases in recent weeks. jim? >> cyril, thank you very much for that. >>> and brazil and mexico rank second and third behind the united states for the number of coronavirus deaths. cnn's matt rivers is monitoring the situation from mexico city. there are grim milestones in both countries, aren't there? >> reporter: well, jim, another difficult weekend here in latin america led by the two countries hit hardest by this outbreak, brazil and mexico. in brazil, the death toll there more than 100,000 and counting. more than 3

jim, however, was on the run, and a deputy sheriff cornered him and killed him in paris, texas, in augustof 1874. belle sent her children to live with their grandparents, and again, legend is taking over here where we have no history, but it's traditionally believed that she herself was on the run from the law, and she drifted into oklahoma indian territory where she began to lead her own band of cattle and horse thieves. and therefore, we have the belle star gang. it was at this point she married sam star, who was a cherokee, and he was actually tom star's son, the gang her first husband had ridden with. they married in 1880, although legend says it might have only been a common law marriage, as had been her first marriage to jim reed, so who knows. they lived on cherokee land and built a house where they would harbor outlaws often. in 1883, both belle and sam were convicted of stealing horses and they both spent nine months in jail in detroit. belle was now known as a felon and she kind of dressed the part. she wore gold earrings and a man's hat with feathers, and velvet skirts, and she

jim getting 600 would be fantastic. bayern munich have arrived home with the european cup, after their 1—0 victory over paris st germainh on monday where they were greeted by bavarian governor, markus soder. bayern won the trophy for the sixth time and completed a treble of the bundesliga, dfb pokal cup and the champions league. the president of uefa aleksander ceferin says the idea of single leg ties in the knockout stages of the competition is something that's proved very popular. now, it is quite complicated to place the final eight in the calendar but we saw that people wa nt calendar but we saw that people want exciting matches, that in one match every team can beat every tea m one match every team can beat every team in the champions league so it is something to considerfor the future. wolfsburg's women's will be the team to beat as they look to build on their 9—1 victory over glasgow in the quarter—finals of the women's champions league when the semi—final takes place on tuesday. they now face a barcelona side only one game from a second straight final. barcelona left it late to beat atletico madrid in bilbao on

jim, you might have seen examples of the stampede of people trying to get out of france in time. >> it wasn't a stampede. but it was an extra load of the ferries and the planes leaving paris for london. the ferry people said the reservations doubled in a matter of hours. the eurostar people said that most seats were booked. there was an effort to get out of here. one thing that should be said, because there was so little notice, the people that wanted to get back home didn't have a lot of time to do it. this is all caused by the fact that the number of cases in france has been going up dramatically here, for the last three days, for example. they've set new records each day on the number of new cases being added to the coronavirus list. as a consequence, today, another thing that's happened is there's new zones going into effect, new zones of paris and marseille, where masks are required. half of the city is covered with the mask-wearing zones. you have to wear a mask if you're a pedestrian or out jogging or any sports. you have to wear a mask. this is likely to get worse if the numbers don't go in a better direction. >> a mask map. these are surreal teams. let's move ove