matt rivers, cnn, mexico city. >>> president trump has little to say about a massive security attackhat has compromised u.s. federal agencies, but america's top diplomate is talking about it. we'll find out who he's blaming. that's just ahead. stay with us. >>> the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo announced little doubt on friday that russia is behind the cyber attack on federal agencies. >> there was a significant effort to use a piece of third party software to essentially embed code inside u.s. government systems and now appear systems of private companies and governments across the world, as well. this was a very significant effort. and i think it's the case that now we can say pretty clearly that it was the russians that engaged in this activity. >> meanwhile, we're learning more about when officials first began to notice that something was wrong. alex marquart has more. >> we are getting new information about what was known and when. and it was several months ago that american officials who monitor for threats though critical infrastructure when they first noticed suspicious

cnn ease matt rivers as their story. >> medical supplies. now more than ever, essential products, though some are not made in the u.s., but here just south of the border wall in tijuana, mexico. there a sprawling landscape of factories employ hundreds of thousands of mexicans in low wage jobs. they make billions of dollars worth of u.s. bound exports each year including medical supplies. maria has a job making oxygen level readers in a factory she doesn't want to name publicly. she got sick nerlly november. >> translator: my son was crying outside the clinic, waiting for news. it was horrible. >> reporter: she recovered from covid-19. she thinks she got it at the factory, though she is adamant the factory follows co-vid protocols. some of her colleagues were not as lucky. she said they gave us stats and told us 12 people have died of co-vid. multiple co-workers confirmed that number to cnn. the company didn't respond to questions. for decades workers have said poor labor conditions here are rampant and some workers say a pandemic has only ma

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cnn's matt rivers has our report. >> reporter: women's rights supporters in argentina proudly wave their scarves, hug each other and cheer in jubilation as the conservative country is one step away from legalizing abortion. the lower house of congress passed a landmark bill two weeks ago, and now many are waiting as the senate debates the issue. if the law passes, argentina would become one of the few countries in latin america to legalize abortion. the chamber of deputies of argentina approved the with 132 in favor and 117 against. now the bill faces an even tougher vote in the senate. abortion in argentina is only legal in cases of rape or if the woman's life is in danger. but activists argue even in those situations, women don't receive proper care. according to amnesty international, since 1983, more than 3,000 women have died in argentina as a result of unsafe abortions. the new law would allow a woman to terminate her pregnancy up to the 14th week in all cases. it's an historic move for the predominantly roman catholic country with strong opinions both for and against the procedure

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here's matt rivers. >> reporter: here just south of the u.s.o boarder in the city of tijuana, mexico, just like many places around the world we are watching as the united states has begun to distribute vaccines all across that country. and we know that the u.s. is not going to be able to vaccinate the vast majority of its population very quickly. but it is safe to say that the u.s. is in a better position than mexico is when it comes to vaccines. consider the plan announced by mexico's government so far. 250,000 doses of the pfizer vaccine will arrive here in mexico for distribution this month. from january through april, we are expecting another 15 million doses to arrive here of that same vaccine. that's good enough to vaccinate roughly 7.6 million mexicans against covid-19 of a total population here in this country of roughly 130 million people. as we watch the u.s. distribute vaccines, here in mexico, it is arguably the worst time of this pandemic so far. in recent days we have seen several new records set in terms of newly confirmed cases.

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cnn's matt rivers reports. >>> this is tourist hot spot in mexico talume. it's part of a festival called art with me. this attendee says at that moment when you're in the matter, you're not thinking about getting sick. as the daily beast first reported, hundreds attended from multiple countries, including the u.s. despite the organize's website describing protocols that would be followed, masks, hand washing, social distance, cnn found lots of videos online showing, well, not that. organizers said the event was designed to celebrate culture of all forms, but for many, not the mask wearing kind. she says there's those that don't want to leave home and not live and then there are others that go out, live life, put covid aside. we're that kind of people. some people who attended this party could have put others at risk. some came down here to mexico and could have put mexican lives in danger because they didn't follow safety protocols and some because what happens here doesn't stay here could have spread the virus when they went back home. >> i see each of the

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. >> reporter: i'm matt rivers in mexico city. vaccines are big news in the u.s.e in mexico. 1/4 million doses of pfizer's vaccine will arrive in mexico for distribution this month followed by 15 million more doses of that same vaccine by the end of april. the government says it will be health care workers that will receive the first round of these vaccines followed by those who are ages 60 and higher. a bit of a reality check on the timing of all of this. the government hopes to vaccinate 75% of the population ages 16 and older by the first quarter of 2022. >>> i'm kristie lu stout. a cruise ship has been turned around after a passenger has tested positive. a passenger tested positive after checking with a member of the ship's medical team. the cruise then informed the singaporean officials and they were returned to port. guests were not permitted to disembark until full contact tracing measures were carried out. the quantum of the seas was hosting a four day three night cruise for singaporeans around singapore. >> thanks to all of our reporters for those updates

. >> reporter: i'm matt rivers in mexico city. latin america that not only don't have the capacity to produce their own vaccines but in some cases, don't have money to buy ones made abroad. there's questions about delivery times. during the h1n1 crisis, some of latin america's poorest countries received their vaccine some six to eight months after some richer countries did. a u.n.-backed program aiming to get vaccines into the hands of those poorer countries much faster thafas fastfas faster and one of the countries is bolivia. i talked to that country's health minister recently. he's optimistic about the program but said if there's issues with the program, he's worried that his population will go unvaccinated even longer. >> reporter: i'm matthew chance and moscow has launched a mass vaccination campaign. opening 70 across the city where residents can get infected with sputnik, the vaccine developed by russian scientists still to complete phase three human trials. priority will be given to designated high risk groups, but the vac

matt bass proved that game fish have come back to this point of the cuyahoga. of course, just down stream from kent, that city makes its own contribution to the river. the kent plant is currently working at overcapacity. when a treatment plant is pushed by too much volume, there is only one immediate solution. put it through faster. the shorter the treatment, the more impure the and product. the problem faced by the city of kent its typical. the only answer? expansion. two and a half million dollars are being spent to expand the plant. by 1980, it's estimated another addition will be -- addition will be needed. the cuyahoga moves on, flowing west now. again at the mineral falls. the river serves a paper manufacturing plant. skirting the north side of akron, the crooked cuyahoga next makes its way into the city of cuyahoga false. once again, socialization and people leave industry and industrial waste. that high water in the spring, the rushing water pushing downstream is a sight to behold. as it courses through here, the river drops an astounding 225 feet in a mile and a half. slowly, the river turns north on the terminal stage of its trip to the mo

matt taylor. it is rain from the gathering clouds we have seen in the south giving us concern over the next 36 hours. the rain totals are totting up. ground is saturated and riverels high, there could be minorflooding. we will see the rain tonight turning heavy across western areas. north and west will see most of the rain. some of it ventures into northern ireland and scotland but here they will be partly clear skies and the chance of a frost. this air of low pressure is responsible for propping up pressure is responsible for propping up the rain tomorrow and later it will bring some stronger winds. england and wales start with light winds, plenty of cloud and rain will come and go for many through the day. any person to the afternoon across the south west, wales, east anglia. maybe a rumble of thunder. scotla nd anglia. maybe a rumble of thunder. scotland and northern ireland that bit brighter. the wind will make it feel chilli later on across parts of northern england and wales. as the area of low pressure pulls a way we could see gales in the west for a time. that low pressure system will continue to go as we had was christmas eve and christmas day but it d

matt now for the big week ahead. what are we seeing behind you? some swollen rivers yesterday and wales.ill be longer dry spells in between. the rain won't be as wet —— as persistent. the band of rain that brought the rain yesterday, you consider speckled nature of the cloud following in. gaps in between so there will be some long, dry spells in between. still have the re m na nts of spells in between. still have the remnants of that rain band. at the moment this is the rain which is in eastern england and will clear away from north sea coasts. turning dry and bright and a few showers will follow and then another dry spell and another batch of showers. it will be one of those days whether showers will come and go. probably most frequent in western areas where they could heavy. some gusty winds as well. these are average speeds we could expect today. dust wise we could expect today. dust wise we could expect today. dust wise we could expect 40 or 50 mph, particularly across pallets of wells and the south—west. —— gust wise. temperature is a little bit down on yesterday's highs and nine an