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home without getting tested monica campus in rio de janeiro with more on the crisis across latin america. mexico with 321000 deaths has surpassed brazil and it would be the 2nd has the 2nd largest death toll after the united states which also has a much larger population than the mexican one and the reason that surge in numbers in mexico is because testing there is little testy some some people die at home and so what they do is they measure something called excess deaths where they compare deaths that happen in a determined period of time to the same period of time in the following year and see what the did with the excesses and since this has happened during a pandemic it's highly likely that these deaths were due to the pandemic so that is basically it now here in brazil the situation is that we still have the hospital cut prices we're still in lockdown in certain parts of the country and just so you have an idea of how serious it is like 4 out of 10 people that have been dying recently have been have not been able to get to a nice e.u. unit so they're basically dying in line. chiller has lau

latin america mexico now closing in on 200900 related deaths a day after brazil confirmed its own tally of more than 300000 deaths 100000 of those happening within just the past 2 months would you believe and the w.h.o. is alarmed about a surge of new infections in africa the continent has recorded more than 4000000 cases so far and we're going to look at that in a little more detail shortly particularly in somalia let's start though with more of what's happening in europe there's worry chalons he's in the u.k. we'll be talking to him shortly but starting with natasha who's outside a vaccination center in paris take us through well what the ministers are discussing today and also is there some sort of consensus going into it a broad consensus at least. yes or outside vaccination center in paris well that fits me of course because vaccines are really top of the agenda for this e.u. leaders summit now it was a summit that was supposed to be held in person but so many poets all of the year actually battling the 3rd wave rising infections that it was decided that this summit should in fact

the covid crisis in latin america is getting worse not at her. we look at mexicol invite neither country has been able to contain the pandemic. and the everiven has been dislodged from its spot on the suez canal after a week long saga that clogged up global trade. ♪ katty: for all of you watching on abs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." the prosecution in the trial of derek chauvin wasted no time putting the video of the death of george floyd front and center in this trial. they played the should -- footage that showed the police officer putting his knee on the neck of mr. floyd for more than nine minutes. defense has argued that there is more to the case than just that video. mr. chauvinist the only one facing the most serious charge of second-degree murder and he has pleaded not guilty. from minneapolis, we start our coverage. >> the start of what will be an emotional and fraught few weeks for the family of george floyd, but the reminders have of course never gone away, about the way he died. >> we need justice and throughout this whole trl

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fundamentally, to other issues is an economic instability issu in parts of latin america and mexico hasorst drug cartel program and worst violence program. if people are willing to send their children to walk to the border with the hope of possibilities that with the dream of getting in and letting your children alone do this, it says a lot about the. i'm not saying we should let people in, but we have to think about this more deeply and seriously than i think the trum administration did and honestly i think the biden administratio is coming to understand it's no just an issue. all of us have to type it take step back and ask a question, how do we address a national security issue. that so we should've focus and address this issue. >> byron, there are republican lawmakers asking them to declar this is a national emergency, but this is what we see every four or eight years, it could b the white house and both houses of congress are controlled by the same party and we can hear conversations about getting immigration done and we talked about this before, yet no one seems to be able to get

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. >> reporter: so we met groups from cuba, latin america and indigenous group from mexico. we hear that more will be allowed to come through but the process will be slow. and these people are very tired of waiting. >> in texas. >>> president biden is pushing to have all teachers vaccinated against the coronavirus by the end of this month. there's also a plan to start vaccinating high school students this fall and younger students early next year. for some teachers those shots can't come soon enough. meg oliver has the story. >> reporter: the cdc said that vaccinations are only one way to on stop the spread in schools along with social distancing and masks. some unions across the country say not requiring them could mean teachers won't return are. the folks we spoke to, say they face a decision. put themselves or their families in endanger or risk losing the job they love. >> it's like a ghost town. the high school in massachusetts. >> i have one student in one class today. cory manuel, starts prepping, i worry about myself getting sick. going back number december, the biolo

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i think the lesson to buy the ping countries must learn mexico latin america africa eastern countries is that we have to produce our own facts as we cannot be relying and waiting on the good will about that system back scenes because that's what's going on. there were several towns in southern mexico like some ago that been largely spared from the worst of the covert 19 outbreak but authorities are still asking residents to ignore conspiracy theories about the vaccine and get the job to continue to keep this region free of the virus john home and. unfairly these are the headlines on al-jazeera 64 days into the job u.s. president joe biden has how this 1st news conference in ounce a new goal to have 200000000 americans acts in 8 against the coronavirus by the end of his 1st 100 days in office and biden defended his handling of the growing arrivals of refugees and migrants at the southern border calling it no increase he said while most of the people at the border are being sent back children shouldn't be turned away we're sending back the vast majority of the families that are coming a

i think the lesson developing countries must learn mexico latin america africa eastern countries is that we have to produce our own vaccines we can't be relying and waiting on the good will about that system vaccines because that's what's going on. there were several towns in southern mexico like some ago that been largely spared from the worst of the coated 19 outbreak but authorities are still asking residents to ignore conspiracy theories about the vaccine and get the job to continue to keep this region free of the virus john homan. thousands of venezuelans have fled take an ambien border town following clashes between the military and rebels more than 4000 people have crossed the border since last sunday in search of protection and. they skate carrying whatever they could from their battered homes 4000 business where lengths are seeking shelter in colombia's border town out i'll keep following days of clashes in bomb being speak when vanished well as military in a colombian armed rebel group many say the venezuelan soldiers were abusive during the attack it was very painful to see ho

i think the lesson developing countries must learn mexico latin america africa eastern countries is that we have to produce our own vaccines we can't be relying and waiting on the good will about that system back scenes because that's what's going on. there are several towns in southern mexico like some hugo the been largely spared from the worst of the coded 19 outbreak but authorities are still asking residents to ignore conspiracy theories about the vaccine and get the job to continue to keep this region free of the virus john homan how does either. the c.e.o. is a facebook twitter and google have testified before congress about the role their companies a played in promoting extremism and spreading misinformation especially in the leader of the us capital riots in january mark zuckerberg defended facebook's efforts to remove conspiracy theories and work with law enforcement to as his chief executive jack dorsey was the only one said that his platform contributed to the riots here's what mark zuckerberg had to say that the impacts of social media on society some people say that the pro

i think the lesson developing countries must learn mexico latin america africa eastern countries is that we have to produce our own vaccines we can't be relying and waiting on the good will about that system vaccines because that's what's going on. there are several towns in southern mexico like some hugo that been largely spared from the worst of the coated 19 outbreak but authorities are still asking residents to ignore conspiracy theories about the vaccine and get the job to continue to keep this region free of the virus john home an al-jazeera. bangladesh is marking 50 years of independence in the 17 array of its founding father on this day in 1971 the country broke away from what was then east pakistan india's prime minister narendra modi is among the world leaders attending the ceremony in dhaka a number of people were injured when police fired tear gas and rubber bullets people protesting against his visit they say that modi has persecuted muslims in india talvi a child free report style from dhaka. well that's a major day in bangladesh 50 years of center near center near celebrat

i think the lesson developing countries must learn mexico latin america africa eastern countries is that we have to produce our own vaccines we can't be relying and waiting on the goodwill about this to send back scenes because that's what's going on. there were several towns in southern mexico like some ago that been largely spared from the worst of the covert 19 out break but authorities are still asking residents to ignore conspiracy theories about the vaccine and get the job to continue to keep this region free of the virus john homan how does either. european union leaders have voiced frustration over a shortfall in corona virus vaccine deliveries but stopped a short stop short rather of backing a plan to block exports of vaccines reduce within the block which it had threatened to do at a virtual summit the leaders said manufacturers will have to honor their contracts with the e.u. but there was no consensus on how to penalize those who don't attach about every ports. after a meeting by video conference it became clear that e.u. leaders were not united behind a proposal by the e.u.

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i think the lesson developing countries must learn mexico latin america africa eastern countries is that we have to produce our own vaccines we can't be relying and waiting on the good will about this december axioms because that's what's going on. there are several towns in southern mexico like some ago that been largely spared from the worst of the covert 19 outbreak but authorities are still asking residents to ignore conspiracy theories about the vaccine and get the job to continue to keep this region free of the virus john homan how does either. saudi arabia says it's destroyed several drones laden with explosives fod at the kingdom by yemen's hoofy rebels but petroleum distribution terminal was hit by a projectile and the attack on the port city of g.'s near the yemeni border caused one of the terminals tanks to catch fire no casualties have been reported it comes as the u.s. special envoy for yemen travels to the middle east to push plans for a cease fire in the country israel remains in political deadlock off the final results showed no party winning an outright majority in parli

i think the lesson developing countries must learn mexico latin america africa eastern countries is that we have to produce our own vaccines we can't be relying and waiting on the goodwill about this to send back scenes because that's what's going on. there are several towns in southern mexico like some ago that been largely spared from the worst of the covert 19 outbreak but authorities are still asking residents to ignore conspiracy theories about the vaccine and get the job to continue to keep this region free of the virus john home and al-jazeera . poland's will be under tougher restrictions on saturday to stem a rise in cases ahead of the easter holidays kindergartens hair salons and sport centers will close under the new rules church attendance will also be limited when 34000 new infections were reported on thursday. european union leaders are struggling to agree in a pandemic strategy and meds pressure over cope with 1000 vaccine shortages and a powerful 3rd wave this frustration because countries like france are vaccinated just one in 10 people while half of the u.k.'s at a popul

i think the lesson developing countries must learn mexico latin america africa eastern countries is that we have to produce our own vaccines we can't be relying and waiting on the goodwill about this disembark scenes because that's what's going on. there were several towns in southern mexico like some ago that been largely spared from the worst of the coded 19 outbreak but authorities are still asking residents to ignore conspiracy theories about the vaccine and get the job to continue to keep this region free of the virus john homan how does either. tugboats such a specialized figure of being used to try to dislodge one of the world's biggest container ships that's blocking the suez canal it's been stuck for 3 days now disrupting one of the most important global shipping routes dozens of vessels are waiting for the canal to clear spencer welsh is vice president of oil markets with i.h.s. market a global information and analytics company he says the mediterranean oil refineries rely on the suez canal for the liver is a crude and their concern the blockage may outlast their reserves. so t

now, i think that raises some eyebrows, because you have a lot of people from cl and latin america coming through mexicoe now. >> this is the problem the joe biden ones to have a different immigration approach than donald trump, but at the same time does not want to become a big magnet for a huge surge of immigrants, especially unaccompanied minors, because you have to do something with them. you have to put them somewhere. and that's the problem. and he has been trying to figure out a way to work with the countries in central america to keep people from coming here. does not sound like they are and also as the weather gets warmer, the spring is usually the time that you have the biggest surge of migration anyway. so they have got to figure out a way to discourage people from coming at the same time they are saying they are going to be more welcoming. i just think that that's really hard. >> byron, this is a business down there. there is a lot of smugglers are taking these kids. it's not like their family goes on the trip, and now they have gotten the green light. >> absolutely, and the white house appe

the world to the existing stockpiles of of the vaccine and we should know that mexico was the 1st country in latin america to roll out a vaccination program but those efforts have stalled and they've stalled largely because of the short of shortages in the vaccine supply around the world which is part of the reason that we're hearing mexican leaders sort of becoming the unofficial spokes people for other countries in the region many of which have not yet even started their own vaccination programs. what about immigration that's a hot topic for them as well isn't it. immigration is certainly a spotlight topic of the meeting that's taking place on monday along with trade along a long with economic issues and bilateral cooperation on crime but on the question of migration we know that the bided ministration has since day one been working on dismantling many of those policies that were put in place by joe biden's predecessor donald trump policies that resulted in mexico becoming a quote unquote safe 3rd country policies that the bided mr asian hopes are overturned by putting a stronger focus on addressing the

migration flow in the future here in the united states and latin america but there are many factors that motivate people to come to the u.s./mexico with two major hurricanes last year. the pandemic took a great toll on their economy. so the issues facing the administration here is the unique circumstances of what is happening in latin america, what is happening across the world, and having to set up processes only a month or so into the administration. so all of that together, laura, creating great challenges for this administration. they are working through this. as you can see, with children right now on the u.s./mexico border that alone has become a big issue. >> yeah. i think it's so important to explain why children are coming, right. you've done it so well. the poverty, the hurricanes. there are so many issues coming together at once. thank you for your reporting, as always. >> thank you. >>> 40 minutes past the hour. stacy abrams taking on republicans to restrict voting rights in georgia. the georgia senate just passed a sweeping bill that would repeal no excuse absentee voting for many people in the state. abrams tells cn

shanghai each home to more than 20000000 people as are the biggest metropolises in latin america south palo and mexico city. traffic is a major problem in megacities but there are new ideas out there on how to tackle it . we're also used to cars that we can't imagine cities without them anymore but if we were to experience that we wouldn't want to go back to cars at an office or. this is how cities might look in future if different kinds of road users were separated one road is for fast moving electric vehicles another for pedestrians cyclists and scooters with the 3rd a prominent reserved for pedestrians only. welcome to the woven city a project under development by japanese carmaker toyota a prototype city and living laboratory for cutting edge technologies. here all vehicles will be self driving and run on electric power or hydrogen the mini city itself will be powered by solar and geothermal energy with everything coordinated centrally by ai technology. it's been designed for a pop. relation of 2000. people he kluger that we need it smarter ideas about how people can move around. in a city with 50

primarily from latin america. and in mexico they don't necessarily trust the government. acceptance rate is low there. and here i think it says something about the relationship with the company. you just heard from a worker at smithfield. this is a tyson plant in storm lake. and tyson has tried to up its game in the last few months after a disastrous spring with testing and now offering vaccines. johnson & johnson vaccines. to the workforce. 2,300 vaccines were offered. and not even 2,000 were accepted. so i think it boils down to trust. >> iowa lifted its mask mandate over a month ago. is the state doing anything to protect its workers, to educate them, to make them feel safe? >> the way the state tried to make the workers feel safe was threatening to bar unemployment benefits if they refused to return to a potentially unsafe workplace last april. president trump ordered these meatpackers back into the plant at the request of the meat packing industry and the governors. they all worked together on this to get those plants running again when pork and beef supplies fell an

cope with 19 vaccines among developing nations specifically countries here in latin america just last month we heard from mexico's foreign minister marcello about who went before the united nations talking about that as well the an equal access to covert vaccine supplies specifically among countries here in latin america but this bilateral meeting they're going to be covering climate change trade they're go to be covering immigration but again specifically on that question of whether or not the united states is going to be sharing vaccine supplies with mexico white house press secretary gentz psaki made it very clear that the answer is no she said that the biden ministration is focused on making sure that every u.s. american is going to have guaranteed access to the code 19 vaccine and once that objective has been completed then quote unquote next steps can be discussed now we should add that mexico was the very 1st country in latin america to begin its rollout of a national vaccination program but those efforts have stalled and they've stalled largely because of a shortage of $1000.00 vaccines specifically withi

i think the lesson developing countries must learn mexico latin america africa eastern countries is that we have to produce our own vaccines we can't be relying and waiting on the good will about this december scenes because that's what's going on. there are several towns in southern mexico like some ago that been largely spared from the worst of the covert 19 outbreak but authorities are still asking residents to ignore conspiracy theories about the vaccine and get the job to continue to keep this region free of the virus john home does either india's daily infection rate has risen to a 5 month high with more than 53000 new cases and 251 deaths reported on thursday before as reports of a new variant described as a double mutation found in the country's hardest hit state of maharashtra despite the surge in cases india's government has denied reports that it plans to delay exports of astra zeneca vaccine doses produced locally. denmark has extended its suspension of the astra zeneca coated 19 vaccine by 3 weeks. authorities say they'll continue to evaluate a potential link to blood clots

paulo the state's health care system is on the brink of collapse or up close in mexico city covering events across latin america for us today hi man well take us through what more you know about brazil as we say the 4th health minister during this pandemic. i mean what a job with those extraordinary numbers in brazil. he is the president of the national cardiology association in brazil he has been named as you mentioned come all the 4th health minister that result has now seen since the start of the pandemic. will be as you mentioned taking over at a very very dire time for brazil there does not appear however to be any indication that this reshuffling of health ministers at this stage of the pandemic is going to lead to any sort of meaningful change to the overall strategy and implementation of covert $1000.00 pandemic relief for the federal government in brazil and we should note that the country is edging closer to a death toll of 280000 it's the worst outbreak in latin america it's the 2nd highest death toll in the world and when we're talking about new cases new cases are starting to outpace even the unite

with how we think about the instability that seems pervasive across mexico, parts of mexico, and part of latin americaan attack if we are going to deal with this issue in the long term. >> bret: the other issue that's coming up again and again and again is getting kids back to school. president trump brought this up in context with the border situation over the weekend at cpac. >> the biden administration is actually bragging about the classroom education they are providing to migrant children on the border. while at the same time williams of american children are having their futures destroyed by joe biden's antiscience school closures. >> we would like kids to be able is to be in schools five days a week. i think we're going to spend more of a time focused on communicate about our agenda for the american people than responding to criticism from the former president. >> bret: there's all kinds of takes about former president trump's speech, 90 minutes, and all the things that were in there but there were some lines in there that really hit at policy issues that are a vulnerability for the biden admin

>> let's talk about that, alex we know we're not going to be safe as a nation until mexico gets it, until latin america gets it, africa gets it. you're prepared to go flat out that long to be able to be sure with your colleagues that everyone gets it, that billions of these are made. >> jim, this is a global pandemic and it's going to take a global solution. we're absolutely committed to that we realized early on that unfortunately the nature of this virus is that we are only strong as the weakest link in the chain and so it's absolutely essential for us to get as many people vaccinated around the world and what we seen especially with these veryariants and mutations, every time another person is infected, you can have a few more clicks that the virus is slightly different and exposes more people. so the sooner that we can get these vaccinations spread out and that's why we're committed obviously here in the united states, consistent with everything that we've talked about, we're going to be working with europe, as well, to get vaccines out in the coming quarters we're also working with the bill and me

mexico and chile have prompted argentina to suspend flies from those countries that measures came into effect on saturday and include mandatory tests and quarantine for people arriving from other parts of latin america every or some by osiris. there are 3 of the worst hit countries in the region brazil mexico and chile. but argentina also has a nervous on his other struggling neighbors. and the truth is that the neighboring countries are doing very poorly regarding the pandemic and it's good for us to close a bit to restrict to be able to resolve the problem internally. argentina has suffered more than 55000 deaths from the covered 1000 virus but the authorities in one osiris are particularly concerned about the situation over its long border with brazil where more than 307000 people have died and nearly 13000000 have been infected many of them by the particularly virulent p one and p 2 strains of the virus. i called covert and when i arrived here i was almost dead 10 others that it's serious because because when it hits you when it hits your lungs you get weak weak weak. neighboring chile soar record number of stepan 1600 infections in a single day despite a tight lockdown covering almost the whole

are handling it in as humane a way as possible but involves policy not just in the us, new mexico and latin americastop what has been happening for years and is an enormous public policy challenge without question. >> you are not able to see that video but with the video shows clearly is you have people laying side-by-side on this incredibly tight, packed and getting worse. this can't wait for a policy change or congress, something the president could address with executive action regardless of what is happening in other countries to deal with what is happening in our own? >> possibly. every president has struggled with this, the demand outstrips what we are able to handle. either they are here, south of the border in miserable conditions, how do we handle that crisis? it needs to be considered no doubt about it. >> take a listen to what the former chief patrol agent had to say about the situation? >> there is a monumental issue at the border overwhelming capabilities at the border because our systems are shutdown. unaccompanied children, takes away from the ability for effective border security. >