drinker and a virus lockdowns authorities say at least 20 died in well less state and another 15 in morella state. chile's government has ordered a total lockdown of the capital santiago after a spike in corona virus cases infections jumped by 60 percent in 24 hours the vast majority of cases in chile in santiago. now to brazil where the response to the corona virus has been complicated by a conflict between president jalal bolton narrows federal government and the state's regional leaders are enforcing block dollars against the wishes of the president the death toll from the disease is the highest in latin america on a wednesday the country confirmed more than 11000 new cases the large numbers of patients are overwhelming hospitals of undertakers a struggling to bury the many dead. undertakers from the public burial service and now start their day there on their way to pick up the body of a 41 year old man who is believed to have died of covert $1000.00 right now and they're working around the clock to provide burials for brazil's many disadvantaged people the family of the deceased man si

it's a decision a lot of couples are making according to wedding planner morella miga. >> are they going to have a limit of 50 guests? how are they going to celebrate? dancing, how are they going to do that six feet apart? it's all these little things that everyone is trying to figure out. >> reporter: one big thing is the wedding dress. brides spend thousands of dollars for gowns in concord and they are normally all custom fitted but with of the lockdown, manager sarah stokes says the store has been shipping dresses back and forth between customer and seamstress until it finally fits correctly. >> are there people who will buy a wedding dress like this? >> everybody has hope right now. people do still have hope to plan their big wedding for july and august. the brides have hope. >> reporter: with love, hope springs eternal, but not for jennifer and mike. they will have their big dream wedding next year after a quiet civil ceremony sometime next month. >> it's going down to us and the officiant may be on zoom. >> our parents if we give them the link. >> yeah, i guess so. >> when we give

people produce lots of good work that we can use for what the environmental justice scholar rochelle morella frost called data judo. data judo is when you might know something about the vulnerability of, say, man in the '40s in brooklyn who are likely to suffer the ravages of covid-19 because of this, that, or the other underlying condition. just announcing the fact of that vulnerability doesn't do anything, but if you get to a point where the forces that can make certain kind of decision, including the decision to organize are the right way, then busting out with the data is exactly the way to flip what is into what could be. that's why she called it data judo. so a lot of the research that many people do, and this is not just people who are in schools, but many people in school, his work that people can use later. and it's work that is available free and should be used by organizations to build organizing. >> there are many organizers on this call so want to make sure you get some other questions, really applied, thoughtful questions. so one question which is many of us organizers are figh

morella, you wanted me to yield to you? okay. i would say to the gentleman that the rule that is before us is very proportional in terms of, it would allow you, if you so chose, to come here every week, do your thing, sit in that chair, but it also would allow elsie hastings to offer his perspective and his knowledge on behalf of the people he represents. and for all of you to suggest that he shouldn't be given that opportunity in this pandemic, which is very serious. you admit that. i think it's just fundamentally flawed and ultimately leaves a lot of people without representation, which is the whole point of our government. and with that, i yield back. >> dr. burgess. do you have questions? >> thank you. thanks, to our witnesses for being here today. mr. pence, let me just add my praise to what you just heard your brother during his time of service here, he was probably the best conference chairman that i've served with. and we honor his service here and we miss him, but we're glad he's where he is today so please convey that.