they visit so welcome to south here in mina scott i stayed in brazil. so professor my name's markel tool your opposable i'm a retired university professor and i'm going to show you the city starting with st francis of assisi church which is often displayed on postcards. it is a magnet it's a catholic church built in the late 18th century based in part on designed by antonio francisco lisboa who was known as the little cripple because an illness had left him disabled and disfigured. but that didn't. him from becoming the greatest sculptor of brazil's baroque. the ruin of a massage out of a has a strong religious tradition there are chapels all over the city this one depicts a scene from the passion of christ these. those little sounds tell them they is 300 years old we knew it was founded in the early 18th century. but i'll go it was discovered in the region colonists and adventurers came pouring in. the facades in stately homes still were flooded the city's affluent past. its old center is a protected historic site on the. so no one wants the 85000 peop

dot say and celebrating a birthday together or even told us earlier why she decided to isolate with mina and what i have good deed is becoming a growing trend in russia. dr kulacz and also. quarantine and residential care didn't look so secure people can't leave because a lot is can't come in but the permanent workers just do their salaries i'm also obeys orders so most use public transit went but in residential care such a close place if someone's in fact that will be a tragedy as long as i've known enough she's always been a very optimistic person told my questions she has always answered that everything's great but after residential care it was close to where i started to receive all the messages that she's bored she feels bad but not comfortable so i thought to ask nina to live with me taking into account all our messages i knew that he would find a way to live together comfortably and could learn to but of course taking people from residential care to quarantine is not a solution for everyone and yourself as far as i know just around 400 people since the beginning of the pandemic ha

is head of minas appellate the work at blackrock and he joins us this morning.ould be grossly remiss in not focusing on your world. how threatened are those be disciplined bonds we own that a? assured aaa, aa and questionat is a good because a lot of people are misinterpreting this as being bad for the entire markets. it is important to separate out the market. there is a lot of guesswork going into what the pandemic and economic shut down mean for the u.s. and municipal bonds. the high-yield part of the market, let's leave that alone. that is going to be under a lot of pressure and we see that in retirement centers but the bread-and-butter of the market, the general obligation bonds, even revenue bonds, you look at fta, it came to market two weeks ago and the deal was oversubscribed and it shows the essential nature of the service, the long-term viability. there is a lot of noise still to come, a lot of uncertainty around all of this including in the minas supermarket but the idea that states may declare bankruptcy or your bonds are not going to pay is just not

back at downing street dr mina this hopes to encourage others to also speak up to prevent more deaths of ethnic minority patients and her colleagues. the price of food in germany has shot up once again by nearly 5 percent in april that's according to a government report out today it's a picture repeated across the world food is becoming more difficult to farm due to lock down measures which are driving up the price of food every day. a half a kilogram of broccoli costs $3.00 euros a cali flour sells for 4 euro's in recent weeks some produce prices have gone up noticeably in germany like here at a farmer's market in berlin of course prices for fresh fruit and vegetables normally vary with the season. but this year is different says vendor cast in clink miller who sells regional produce here. i wish i'd been chanting you know i've been here for 10 years even longer i think and the customers buy from me because they know they're getting quality so they'll pay a little more and buy a little less but customers are viewing the price hikes of up to 50 percent with some concern. that if i wan

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you know that minas will bonds are the bread and butter of infrastructure investment and unfortunately this crisis has frozen the bond market and driven up our borrowing costs as well. so we reprise all the federal reserve has done, to some of the section 13-3 emergency loan authority, provided by the cares a billyave five and dollars for short-term security in ---billion dollars in short-term security for counties but we need to have more tools beyond that billable to cities and other government led agencies and political subdivisions smaller than that. i'm a bond lawyer by training. then i made the foolish decision of running for mayor and losing my best clients. in the absence of facts, i feel this crisis would do sing nick at long-term damage to them useful bond markets -- significant long-term damage to the newness of a bond markets. -- two that municipal bond markets. it will be help for to allow the federal reserve to allow municipal debt. one last thought, every billion dollars we spend on infrastructure creates 15,000 construction jobs. so if you're looking for opportunities t

this must along the 12 kilometer route you can see the countryside of minas guys less meadows and mountains in particular the shallows they mountains. that's what we've come to the end of our tour and our visit of challenge del day i'd like to invite you to come to the city you are sure to be given a warm welcome to. the final stop on my visit to saul and it's to stop all the gone near zanu eat. this walk in sculpture was erected on top of a slack heap a hill made from waste material left over from mining. 'd the polygon is a monument to the year old coal mining it's also meant as a symbol of how people here in salt land intend to approach the future. tourism is part of this future and i think that the small saw and has great potential roman heritage industrial legacy rivers forests and then there's the proximity to our neighbors france and luxemburg and of course you mustn't forget the really good food here well on that note bye bye see you next time somewhere else in germany. i gather. from. the movie. going to. come. to. me. they were abducted by the nazis and taken to germany to be rais

to mina. took over the problem here plenty of those. raise the question of us understood or dished area. of surgeries and what. the need to warn the. new hospital be distilled discourse with other. employers. tristrem. perignon tell you. one thing you 2 very proper in hospital now. could satisfy you today if. he wrote them both lungs. from room or very. similar to not sure of that much and you know how to do deception is the shift to take you under the notion of will or bust the last year i was a match the neck on it was the sleaze cup and so once i was confirmed on that saturday then what happened was the process and the process that was for meat so isolates acquirement seen for what seemed days as they told me that i was highly contagious and so they said that i could not into act was any while and i explained to the one i have children you know kind of hard to do that so for me i kind of whedon's a panic mo you know even though i did not feel well so the best of my ability i started disinfecting the house luckily i do have 2 rest roo

the mina, that is halfway between las vegas and reno. right near the california border. they felt the shaking all the way in san francisco. again, we are looking for more details, we haven't heard of any injuries or damage. a magnitude 6.4 earthquake this morning in nevada, between las vegas and reno. it was felt in san francisco. we will bring you more information on this as we get the men here in mornings on 2. >>> >> investigating a deadly hit- and-run accident. on interstate 80 in oakland. chp says it was first reported at 11:45 last night at the 29th avenue off rapp. it was a pedestrian that was killed . all lanes were blocked because of the crash . the freeways back open this morning. no information has been released about the victim. >>> next month the berkeley city council will consider a plan to reopen restaurants by encouraging outdoor dining. berkeley's mayor, and vice mayor introduced the legislation which is similar to the alfresco proposals in san jose and san mateo. berkeley would close off certain streets, sidewalks, parking lots to accommodate some of th

had to step to mina. and not just said i'm. not a bus and. this said i mean i did what share my it was the 1st time this street and christ leaders had come face to face was. condemnation of the most oh accord spread like wildfire throughout the. my. feel that you know me as well. on this black day hello betrays the blood of the martyrs who fell for their homeland. today the p.l.o. is harmed beyond belief its own people and sold out there right in their homeland palestine today the p.l.o. recognizes israel and acknowledges this really sovereignty over the whole of historical palestine. notwithstanding these criticisms law school boards found supporters in the past such a lovely place a lot of have been most awfully good. but one of the. faisel hussein and god rest his soul used to say that he had reservations about the all slow cords but he called it out child and that it was better for us to defend jerusalem from ramallah next door than defend it from far away trueness. but the peace process initiated by the oslo accord soon began to fall. on

the minas a pool orphanage has now reopened its doors and takes care of about 50 children but that's just a fraction of the total number. that i. like for orphans is difficult anywhere but particularly in muslim countries orphanages are rare and although muslims are encouraged to care for these children adoption in the western sense is controversial. even if. they may be the children of i.a.'s fighters or iraqi soldiers they may simply be poor hungry or homeless. some more sex slaves for the terrorists. but their lives were changed forever by a conflict over which they had no control. and i had no idea why don't distinguish between i asked children and others who i don't even use the words ah yes that they are the children period they're not to blame. the liberation of mosul was a welcome victory for the iraqi army and its allies. but that victory was achieved at a terrible cost to the local residents 8. the parents of the children who lived in this house were killed in the war they're being raised by an aunt the youngest child can't even remember her mother and father. the boys all

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back at downing street dr mina this helps to encourage others to also speak up to prevent more deaths of ethnic minority patients and her colleagues. when i look at the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic as the global death toll approaches 300000 the european union's that medicines agency says a vaccine could be ready in a year in an optimistic scenario russia now has more than 250000 confirmed cases and to seen a dramatic spike in infections over the last month russia now has the 2nd highest number of cases behind the us japan is lifting its coronavirus state of emergency ahead of shared jewel in most of the country i decision about the other areas is due next week. you know it's really has an arms that it will grant a 6 month residency it's the thousands of irregular migrants the government in rome is trying to help deal with the coffin 19 epidemic that has cut the flow of cheap labor from abroad the politically sensitive move was prompted by the country's agricultural lobby which is warning that the country might otherwise have to dispose of huge amounts of produce we

secret service according to the police and other security services he was a real threat to prague minas policy politicians who criticize kremlin policy or pursued actions which of course concern in the kremlin he was travelling to the airport with a suitcase and there was information that he would be carrying rice in the sheer amount of ridiculous in the story is stupefying so this baby faced diplomatic worker is apparently a kremlin link secret service agent says someone who wants to remain anonymous hide their face and claims to work for check intelligence all white says that's cover week but these these next part is rock bottom he was apparently found carrying rice in in a suitcase raisen is a toxic agent and a lethal deuce $22.00 micrograms for reference a microgram is one millionth of a gram and they claim this guy had enough to stuff a suitcase. grayson is an extremely effective policing toxic in small doses also fairly easy to overlook during. this entire circus was found by check press and initiated apparently by the government which claims essentially that russia hates them yes

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mina how is your life literary now be and i'll just have. you don't you want to go back to hospital. you know definitely not a celebrity like you and will try during the day i was told anything now during a friendship if i want to watch a movie i do i can it was a. when me that just moved in she said that at the beginning of the year she had one dream to meet football players. appears before the current team and i said i want to meet russian football players and the dream came true. and then inquire into my she said she had another dream to move away from the residential care somewhere and the 2nd dream came true and. actually. i mean i don't really have not left to bob for weeks and been spending more time cooking dancing and even celebrating a birthday together every night although you know why she decided to isolate with me and what i would date is becoming a growing trend in russia. dr could she also. quarantine and residential care didn't look so secure people can't leave because all it is can't come in but the permanent workers just do

some people who will be presented with with my lama back at downing street dr mina this hopes to encourage others to also speak up to prevent more deaths of ethnic minority patients and her colleagues. and we're joined now by correspondent charlotte potts who filed that report for us she is in london charlotte you mentioned overcrowded housing preexisting medical conditions as as factors behind some minorities being more affected by the virus what else is playing a role. right i mean those 2 factors preexisting medical conditions and overcrowded housing rings true for the white popular for some of the white population here in the united kingdom as well 2 doctors that i've talked to have suggested a lack of vitamin d. for example as one of the reasons why minorities are more affected ahadith effected by the virus but they are unsure if that is the case at this point one of the things that seems clear though is that ethnic minorities hit tends to work and was skilled jobs so for example as clerks in supermarkets as drivers or as machine operators and those occupations have been more affected

some people are stepping up though in their life time of me take a rena who's volunteered to be with mina from a residential care home. spoke to them about their locked out of spirits together. you mean the how is your life you're going to be and i'm just happy. you don't you want to go back to hospital. you know definitely not as i didn't like you and will try during the day i was told anything now during the friendships my shots if i want to watch a movie i do like it was a day when nino just moved in she said that at the beginning of the year she had one dream to meet football players. that appears before the current team i said i want to meet russian soberly and the dream came true. and then inquire into my she said she had another dream to move away from the residential care somewhere and the 2nd dream came true and. that. the reader have not left the apartment for weeks i've been spending their time cooking dancing and celebrating a birthday together reno told us earlier why she decided to isolate with me no rather good deed is becoming a growing trend in russia. now sequential. qua

back at downing street dr mina this hopes to encourage others to also speak up to prevent more deaths of ethnic minority patients and her colleagues. are german nonprofit organization has developed an app inviting former health professionals to return to help in the fight against the pandemic so far the health care system in germany has coped well but the aim is to keep it running smoothly in case things take a turn for the worst. a step back into her past. it's almost 10 years since she quit nursing for a job in i.t. . but when the coronavirus pandemic hit germany she decided that she wanted to help . she now works one day a month out of eventers hospital in berlin. i wanted to make myself useful and i wanted to help even just a little bit. i can still do a lot of course i'm not up to date with the very latest but with many things it is just a matter of learning the new procedures the doctor out and yeah she found her way back to nursing via a platform called revolt and health or in english we want to help it was developed by the berlin based health care nonprofit meddling 10000 peop

you can see is it mina, hawthorn, they're probably going to have a lot of damage out of this particulare'll keep an eye on that and as the folks wake up and transmit what they woke up to, we'll get it to you. pretty quiet. no need for an umbrella today. sunglasses. a few high clouds as we head into the afternoon hours and a bright and milder day. fog as we talked about. visibility dangerously low around santa rosa. san francisco, richmond, oakland, san mateo and everybody else in the 70s with even upper 70s in the east bay valleys and north bay valleys. we'll keep an eye on that earthquake, kumasi. i'll send it back to you now. >>> covering your health, the economy and the changes to education and how you work, they are a part of our commitment to building a better bay area. this morning we are starting with the health and the rules we are being told to follow to keep covid-19 away. we have seen pretty good crowds weekend after weekend even with our shelter-in-place orders and now the city of oakland is cracking down. julian glover is live with the new rules. julian? >> hi, kumasi, good

families some people who will be presented with with with the right lama back at downing street dr mina this hopes to encourage others to also speak up to prevent more deaths of ethnic minority patients and her colleagues. and we are joined now by charlotte parts from london so charlie tell us what the factors are are playing a role in this just the portion at impact of the virus on minorities there. well a lot of it comes down to social economic circumstances so ethnic minorities here tend to live in poorer living conditions and thereby for example being more at risk for preexisting medical conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure and they also tend to work more in jobs at the front lines of society such as supermarket clerks bus drivers for example and these occupations data has shown have been very much affected by the virus just by being more exposed of course now this rings also true for the medical industry where a lot of ethnic minorities 2 thirds there of those deaths have been from ethnic minority backgrounds and those jobs for example tend to be lower skilled in the

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her name was mina, what hope do you have? and she looked down for a long time.ast her eyes down. i thought oh no, i have asked something inappropriate. and she finally looked up at me and said, the truth is, i have no hope. i have no hope for feeding this child or that one, or educating them. please, take them home with you. and when that happens -- it was not the first time it had happened to me -- it's heartbreaking. to see a woman who clearly loves her sons that much, but to know they would be better off going home with a stranger, that's heartbreaking. and that's the story of many women and families around the world. david: so annually, you have a letter written by the foundation heads, you and bill. originally, it was written by bill. and then when you said, bill, i want to get women's issues in, what did he say? melinda: first of all, the idea for the annual letter came from warren. and bill and i both thought that was a really good idea. however, we had three very young children at the time. and i was on several boards and working at the foundation as an

reached the philippines the ruby princess with around $200.00 filipino crew on board is anchored and mina bay the ship's linked to 21 fatalities and 700 infections this trading government is investigating how 1700 passengers were allowed to disembark in march despite some showing signs of disease confirmed cases of the coronavirus are slowly rising in africa health experts warn efforts to contain the virus are being undermined by misinformation including from some african leaders catherine sawyer reports from nairobi. victor evers job as a journalist for the fox chicken agency is to verify information on the internet and examine the truth to what government and political leaders are saying he especially needs to be more diligent during the coronavirus pandemic never has just analyzed the social media video of the governor of kenya's capital nairobi. who recently included potholes of a brand of cognac in food relief packs and gave these explanations that is a mystery which as somebody. does us troops and it kills the virus you get the virus is it's a symptom and it kills as a disease conti

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several days after the death of this unarmed black man at the hands of police in mina in minnesota where the protesters have been taking to the streets in several u.s. cities at least 5 major cities including phoenix arizona as you can see on these live pictures young rest following of course a shock and anger that poor through communities across the u.s. over george for his last moments a video that circulated showing george ford's last moment with offices involved in that video being fired but protesters enjoyed family saying that they want to murder charges against them will continue to bring you the latest from the u.s. throughout the day here on al-jazeera as the situation develops let's move on now to other world news and the reopening of hundreds of south korean schools has been suspended and some open ones were ordered to close a gain. the government is looking at revisiting easing restrictions due to a recent spike in new coronavirus cases there a further $58.00 new cases have been announced most of them from seoul and linked to an online shopping warehouse let's bring in our co

can it in the sense is what mina. my grandfather taught in the dollar what. data. well i can cannot know would know what to do with. my philosophy any. rational way. for chemical fiction and the rest of it then hit out. at noosa. one for saying she thought it was how the thought of how we can move. i managed to marry. but how clear cut. off and bought them know what. they know what all bought to measure them i mean in the said 3 quote i lehman mr robertson our media had that turned a little island. and. we need to be playing an increasingly active role in the palestinian uprising carried the outlawed flag of the palestine liberation organization i told you these radio soldiers. most. of the cool. to me. and none of them at home were huddling in tent as i was a. same can unlock the heart of an uncle mr enough to them what i'm up to how to read or know you can tell the walked on and what the f. you want a modern woman that to know when i cannot stop but in the cabin to the stuff in the stomach. so you just firing tear gas into the crowd to break up the march. there w

community meanwhile while palestinian citizens of israel make up 21 percent of the population the minas of how these where most of them live in have only 3 percent about of the land in the entire country and so it's very clear that they're being boxed in israeli planning policies land confiscations over many years have reduced them to a series of dense population centers while jewish communities are allowed to thrive very similar to the policy that you see taking place within the occupied territory the government in fact has i think in recent years recognize that there is a serious problem they've set aside some money to deal with that and the planning immiseration highlighted some initiatives that they're trying to take to deal with this issue the reality though is that none of that has yet translated into changing the reality of hemmed in palestinian villages to change the reality for palestinian villages and towns inside israel will require significant investment in those communities allocation of state land expanding the jurisdictions of these towns and villages will take a really r

can it in the sense is what mina you know. what i'm putting the dollar what an even data. well i can cannot know would know what to do with. my philosophy any. rational way at barcelona. for cannot tell if you can't imagine a big band hit out. at noosa. you know. kind of a thoughtless how the thought of not so we can move. i managed to marry. but how clear cut. but no i'm. alone what about bought them a share of them i mean in the set the record i leaman mr robertson our media had that turned a little island. and. we need to be playing an increasingly active role in the palestinian uprising carried the outlawed flag of the palestine liberation organization i told you these radio soldiers. most of. the cool. to me. and none of them at home were huddling in tent as i was a. same can on the horizon know enough about what i'm up to how to read well you can tell the walked on and what the f. you want a modem and that and when i can stop at the in the cabin to the stuff in the stomach. so you just firing tear gas into the crowd to break up the pot. there were no no i'm gonna eat

community meanwhile while palestinian citizens of israel make up 21 percent of the population the minas a pallet used where most of them live in have only 3 percent about of the land in the entire country and so it's very clear that they're being boxed in an israeli planning policies land confiscations over many years have reduced them to a series of dense population centers while the jewish communities are allowed to thrive very similar to the policy that you see taking place within the occupied territory yet the israeli planning administration they dispute your session they say that they put a great effort great deal of effort into advancing and strengthening arab communities that's correct these really planning administration responded to our request for information on the government in fact has i think in recent years recognize that there is a serious problem they've set aside some money to deal with that and the planning immiseration highlighted some and initiatives that they're trying to take to deal with this issue the reality though is that none of that has yet translated into c

mina been to the nascar museum, indianapolis, the speedway the brickyard, i've been there, but i wasa child and i don't remember everything i read on the plaques and things like that. when taking the museum tour, it was really -- at the sport i didn't appreciate the history of and this book does a really good job of making that sport into something that a person really likes to read micro histories that can appreciate and enjoy. : : : drawn into representing represee third reich and did so and they were good friends at one opinion, was mass nateing. in maybe ways -- fascinating. it's no different than if you think of stories about b-17 bombers in world war ii. no one really cared that much about the bomb are 0 the plane. it's the individuals in it fighting for the u.s. and the freedom of europe. so in many ways the car is the same way and racing is the same thing. it's just a vehicle in which they fought their fight. >> host: i had a question. >> guest: i'll drink any old farced while you think of it. >> host: how -- like, honestly, how reluctant do you think he was, you say that in

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act, which really hit many of your major sectors in the minas up a market with aid -- the municipal market i think the difference this time is risk markets are much more calmed, and that is going to elevate the debate. i think you are going to see all sides of the aisle really fight for what comes into this next package, especially in an election year. that is going to keep the headlines a little higher this time around than we saw with the first round of aid in the c.a.r.e.s. act. taylor: does that stimulus package offset what could be some defaults that are expected to come, or do you see some opportunities here if you do get some defaults or downgrades? are into athink we downgrade cycle, and downgrades are something that municipal investors should expect to see well into an economic recovery. they tend to be a lagging indicator. what we are looking at right now is the fact that most investment-grade issuers are going to survive this. it is a very severe recession, but they are going to survive this without payment interruption. once you get into high yield, that is a different story. t

mina, another thing i want to ask about as we were standing by the president who is meeting with his cabinet. is anybody wearing a mask? the model that the white house has been leaning on in terms of death projections they just revised their death projection down because what they found the positive impact that mask wearing is improving to have in limiting the spread in populations. as the crisis continues, how fundamental are masks in the fight and what does it mean, again, if the president won't wear one? >> masks are absolutely essential when it comes to respiratory viruses. there was confusion early on, again -- there was confusing public health messages saying that masks weren't necessary, for example, among people who were not ill. but that messaging was really about with an effort to preserve the masks that did exist and make sure that there were sufficient numbers for health care workers. there has never been a question in the public health world of whether or not masks can -- whether their absolutely benefit is there and it absolutely it. it prevents the virus and the drople

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