when he got to naples to rally hospital, it was already too late. at about the same time this video filmed in the code 900 word of this exact hospital cost consternation and in italy. the recent campaign and its capital, naples were mostly spared from the 1st wave of the coronavirus pandemic in spring, only to be hit even harder by the 2nd wave. this doctor works in another hospital in the region, out of fear for his job. he doesn't want to show his face, he says that many untrained doctors and nurses have to fill in that or we can't assist all people in the probable way. even if we try. we're also worried about being infected. our main issue is the lack of hospital beds and personnel this doctor simona says, another problem. italy has cut down healthcare spending over the last decades. there not enough family doctors, hospitals have been privatized every imagine, see room and companions historically overwhelmed by too much work. and family doctors are too busy to take care of covidien, 1000 patients. it's the least self, and naples in particular ar

when he got to naples ca, to rally hospital, it was already too late.at about the same time this video filmed in the code 900 word of this exact hospital caused consternation. and initially, the reason campaign and its capital. naples were mostly spared from the 1st wave of the coronavirus pandemic in spring, only to even harder by the 2nd way. this doctor works in another hospital in the region, out of fear for his job. he doesn't want to show his face. he says that many untrained doctors and nurses have to fill in a sense that we can't assist people in the probable way. even if we try we're also worried about being infected. our main issue is the lack of hospital beds and personnel this doctor simona says, another problem. italy has cut down healthcare spending over the last decades. there are not enough family doctors, hospitals have been privatized every imagine superman companions historically overwhelmed by too much work. and family doctors are too busy to take care of 1000 patients. people in italy, self, and naples in particular, are economicall

naples is just one of the hot spots reporting a shortage of doctors and beds amid a surge in corona virus infections. i'm rebecca races, thanks for joining us. paris is marking the 5th anniversary of its deadliest terror attacks. ceremonies are underway in the french capital. these are live pictures of the commemorations. people in attendance including the mayor of paris and the french prime minister will be paying tribute to the victims at sites around the city where the attacks took place. 5 years ago and 25th day $130.00 people were killed when so-called islamic state militants launched multiple attacks in the french capital, suicide bombers and gunmen carried out a 4 hour rampage, which also injured hundreds. lisa lewis is standing by outside sign, the battle plan theater, where one of those attacks took place. we've been looking at the live pictures there of the commemorations. tell us a little bit more about what's going to happen today. well, as you said, the legation of people is going from site to site location to location of these horrible terror attacks. in the van, the 2015, t

his career, of course, began in argentina and led to barcelona before arriving in naples.t was here that his star status became almost a cult. ♪ you can see thousands of people coming out to pay tribute as football fans only know how, making noise and chanting the name of the person they revere. in this case, of course, diego maradona who still has court-like status among not just fans, but the whole city in natalie from when he played there in the 1980's. -- the whole city in napoli. let's go to room. maradona's death seemingly mourned by footballers everywhere, but perhaps in naples the most. was the reaction where you are? -- what is the reaction where you are? >> i think it is one across the country of shock and sorrow, but really being felt in the city of naples, because he played in the city's club, napoli. he won the title twice, in 1987 as well as 1990. you have the mayor saying that the city is in morning, and he has called for the city's sao paulo stadium to be renamed in diego maradona's honor. he was named an honorary citizen of the city. very much a beloved fi

when he got to naples ca, to rally hospital, it was already too late.at about the same time this video filmed in the code 900 ward of this exact hospital caused consternation and in italy. the recent campaign and its capital, naples were mostly spared from the 1st wave of the coronavirus pandemic in spring, only to be hit even harder by the 2nd wave. this doctor works in another hospital in the region, out of fear for his job. you just want to show his face. he says that many untrained doctors and nurses have to feel in a sense that we can't assist all people in the probable way. even if we try. we're also worried about being infected . our main issue is the lack of hospital beds and personnel this doctor seymour not says another problem. italy has cut down healthcare spending over the last decades. they're not enough family doctors, hospitals have been privatized every imagine, see riemann companions historically overwhelmed by too much work. and family doctors are too busy to take care of covidien, 1000 patients but it's only self and naples in partic

the mayor of naples has also announced a renaming the stadium of merit on a people in naples have gatheredto mourn the death of mary donna who is a napoli club legend of the leading them to 2 said they are titles the fans not flares and candles, to honor merit donna and will leave it there for now. most sports news a little bit later. barbara. back to you in london. peter, thank you very much for that. and that is it for this news hour. distain riverstone be back in just a few minutes with more of the things he's watching from fossil fuels to modern day renewables. as societies develop, the energy demands increase, requiring innovative solutions to make such demands as a global power development of investment company, nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these demands. we provide business growth, promote social economic benefits, and provide innovative, safe and environmentally sound energy solutions for a future generation. the breastpin pioneering future energy, holding the powerful to account. as we examine the u.s., its role in the world on al-jazeera in afghanistan

when he got to naples to rally hospital, it was already too late. that's about the same time this video filmed in the code 900 word of this exact hospital caused consternation and in italy. the recent campaign and its capital, naples were mostly spared from the 1st wave of the coronavirus pandemic in spring, only to be hit even harder by the 2nd wave. this doctor works in another hospital in the region, out of fear for his job. he doesn't want to show his face, he says that many untrained doctors and nurses have to fill in we can't assist people in the probable way. even if we try. we're also worried about being infected. our main issue is the lack of hospital beds and personnel. this dr. seymour not says another problem. italy has cut down healthcare spending over the last decades. there are not enough family. doctors, hospitals have been privatized to keep every emergency room in companion historically overwhelmed by too much work. and family doctors are too busy to take care of kovac 19 patients but in italy, self and naples in particular are eco

when he got to naples to rally hospital, it was already too late.at about the same time this video filmed in the code 900 ward of this exact hospital caused consternation in italy with the recent campaign and its capital. naples were mostly spared from the 1st wave of the coronavirus pandemic in spring, only to be hit even harder by the 2nd wave. this doctor works in another hospital in the region, out of fear for his job. he doesn't want to show his face. he says that many untrained doctors and nurses have to feel in a sense that we can't assist all people in the probable way. even if we try we're also worried about being infected . our main issue is the lack of hospital beds and personnel. but this doctor simona says another problem. italy has cut down healthcare spending over the last decades. they're not enough family doctors, hospitals have been privatized to keep every imagine superman companions, historically overwhelmed by too much work. and family doctors are too busy to take care of 1000 patients in italy, self and naples in particular are

also coming hospitals in italy and other parts of the breaking point, naples, just one of the hot spots reporting a shortage of doctors and hospital beds, amid a surge of new coronavirus infections. and with germany also reporting hospitals approaching their limits. we look at one critical resource that can not be boosted from one day to the next. the number of trained personnel viewers joining us on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. but we begin tonight in ethiopia, where there are reports of dozens of people being killed in what amnesty international is calling a massacre. it's the 1st time widespread civilian casualties have been reported in the weeklong conflict in the country's region. the united nations says some 11000 refugees have fled from ethiopia into sudan. at least half of them are children aid agencies or more of a humanitarian crisis in the making. this is a country sliding into civil war. these ethiopians have come here not to enjoy themselves, but to give blood for their soldiers fighting in te great state. the main aim of the bloo

some say the best we meeting at the opera house here in naples. oh, oh. this is the 1st, he needs a fresh air that it's 36 degrees celsius. outside they say opera was invented here. is that funny combination of theater and music to speak of annoying? yeah, this is the done and said he barks and that's the real cd box. they all receive their own seats for performances, but with the box borders, australia was big, but it was probably the most sought after a tenner in the world today. and you've come down from they smelled to limpness of singing, to talk to us here in naples, in the beautiful tatra, sun carlo maybe mount a limp. this is a bit of a cliche. do you feel at home here since it evoked it? so how is it with this in trident? and what matters in your career is how long you stay at the top. if that's meant to not, whether you get there sooner or later, the quicker your ascent, just the faster your descent and the less solid your footing and foundation. for less experience you collect on the way or the more slowly you rise to the top. the more you know

and i feel the old man in naples, in some other 2020. let old chevy take care free idleness and almost completely mass class. after a devastating spring, coronavirus infections have decreased significantly, the tally into getting out and about again. i'm on my way to meet your last come from one of the best 10 years in the world. some say the best we making at the opera house here in naples. if i look to see if the 1st team needs a fresh shirt, it's 36 degrees celsius outside. oh, oh, they say opera was invented here. is that funny combination of theater and music? music. you know, this is the done and said he barks and that's the real citibank's. they all received their own seats for performance. it was awful. awful good buddy. probably the most sought after tenor in the world today. and you've come down from these mount a limp as of singing to talk to us here in naples, in the beautiful tetro sun carlo. maybe mount a limp is a bit of a cliche. do you feel at home here? since if so, how was it? and what matters in your career is how lon

naples music lovers gather on the square near the tay actress sun, carla. eunice counts monies backstage, having the last chat with friends and colleagues before the performance. it's one of the signature roles. gyptian commander rather miss from aida. her the move comes. thank you, but what a performance, how was it for you cannot sit here really hot. it was so hot performing. i would be honest. i just, i guess we got into it and at the end we just drank and sweat and drank and sweat. it was pretty, i mean, like a visit to the sauna in the operate, the same time, ah, you know, meet people. i still feel swept away. you too, in new york or you just lost your lover. you died yourself. because the next week another will come along. it's like, oh no, that's just the way it is. i'm incredibly into it. incredibly involved emotionally . but view the moment it's over, it's over, it was 5 years. probably. just one more about what happens if singing is no longer possible. ready experienced a situation where you had to take a break for several months because your voic

the country hardest hit at the start of the pandemic, is reporting a shortage of doctors in beds in naples and the south of the country, which were spared in the spring, are now among the region's bearing the brunt of europe's 2nd wave, also coming out. very simple message for senate republicans election is over. it was in close. president trump, last top democrats say president trump's refusal to concede is poisoning americans, democracy, and say, the president should be focusing on the pandemic. instead. i'm burnt. coffee, it's good to have you with us tonight. new infections. corona, virus infections here in europe continue to increase despite the partial walked owns imposed in many countries. france's prime minister saying that the number of coronavirus patients in hospitals is now higher than it was last spring. with another person admitted every 30 seconds, france has made the pandemic, the focus of this year's virtual paris peace for president emanuel micron's stressed today, there must be fair access to vaccines and treatments across the globe all across europe. tonight, hospitals

you can walk the streets of naples and find many shrines tomorrow. donna, he really is revered as a saint in more ways. anyway, a very religious city, hard to overstate the meaning of it to people in naples. and of course in argentina has been an extraordinary footballer who also struggled with personal demons. yeah, of course. personal demons. i mean, it was in naples where marijuana acquired the cocaine addiction, which was to dock him for many years of his life. but like i say, you know, that image hardly touch is hardly. smee is the kind of reverence with which maradona is held in knight was. and of course in argentina and for very many other people in very many other places around the world. why do you regard it as the best footballer to have ever played the game? he was voted the player of the century alongside brazilian legend pele. yeah. like i say hard to overstate the reverence with which they are going on as host. talk to us about the marathon a magic? well, it's tough. yeah. i mean you, as you can probably tell, i wasn't quite old enough

record of a 14th century eruption of mount vesuvius in the gulf of naples. so now rosie has focused on another volcano located 200 kilometers from naples stromboli he's one of the most active in the region. in 2002 an eruption caused a flank of the mountain to collapse into the sea a 10 meter high tidal wave relieved the island. the waves spread across the terrain eone sea and much weakened reach the bay of naples. through far more powerful eruption of stromboli have triggered the tsunami described by petrarch 700 years ago. above the village of sandrine shinzo on the slopes of the volcano archaeologists are a levy is excavating the remains of a small church she's provided now rosie with his 1st clues. evan when i went to the magical we knew that a dramatic event led to the sudden collapse of the building probably a powerful earthquake because we found large blocks of stone inside on the church floor. up everything. in order to date stromboli past activity archeologists examined 3 skeletons found in the remains of the church. the skeleton was in a grave that

naples music lovers gather on the square near the tay actress sun, carla. eunice counts monies backstage, having the last chat with friends and colleagues before the performance. it's one of his signature roles. gyptian commander rather miss from aida. her comes about what a performance. how was it for you this here really highlight? it was so hard performing, i would be honest, i just, i guess we got into it and at the end we just drank and sweat and drank and sweat. it was pretty, i mean, like a visit to the sauna in the opera the same time, you know, meet people. i still feel swept away. you too, in new york or you just lost your lover. you died yourself to work all week next week. another will come along, it's like, oh no, that's just the way it is. i'm incredibly into it incredibly involved emotionally. but view the moment it's over, it's over and it was 5 years. just one more about what happens if singing is no longer possible. ready experienced a situation where you had to take a break for several months because your voice needed a rest. how did you

sounds of accumulated debris into the sea triggering the tsunami that reached the bay of naples but as we would maintain a strong warning given strong police current activity we believe the load of debris presently accumulated on the shuttle for call is comparable to levels of the time of the tsunami described by petrarch. as good even. from our own rosie the landslide cools by the 29000 eruption was just a harbinger of a much more serious disaster to come this hour adele full quote he says could collapse into the sea at any moment. beyond of stromboli is under 24 hour surveillance to alert authorities residents and tourists in the event of danger. but what consequences would it tsunami have on a city the size of naples in the bottle of those who beat docket you see our pool tsunami also from here and these people are completely unaware that a tsunami from from bali could hit naples c.s. i mean. one of the phenomena that. i know that in a case of a rare natural phenomena people tend to believe that there is no imminent danger since at sea all there is to see our. computer generated mod

the mayor of naples has announced renaming the stadium after him. is be in sports correspondent. he says madonna was more than just an athlete announcement from the naples, major of the naming stadium where they said, your mayor is at the moment called the some power center ball. so many i thinking we are switching from the name of a saint to the name of a god, because these is how much of the honor was held in naples. so we are not talking only about a legend, a sports star of the whatever we are talking about. an icon, an icon has j.f.k. was as mary lee malvo was an icon of football. and we all are, when there is an icon that is dying and we feel a soul stuck because it's all as easy for a little part of us is also going away to understand. the importance of mother donna is not about what actually not only about what he did on the beach, he's even outside. that is the serve, the biggest largest city in italy by far the never won anything title before. in spite of them being mad for footballers and always walls of these advantaged in they tell young culture, italian economy, som

when he got to naples to rally hospital, it was already too late. that's about the same time this video filmed in the code 900 word of this exact hospital caused consternation and in italy. the recent campaign and its capital, naples were mostly spared from the 1st wave of the coronavirus pandemic in spring, only to be hit even harder by the 2nd wave. this doctor works in another hospital in the region, out of fear for his job. he doesn't want to show his face. he says that many untrained doctors and nurses have to feel in a sense that we can't assist people in the proper way. even if we try. we're also worried about being infected. our main issue is the lack of hospital beds and personnel this doctor simona says, another problem. italy has cut down healthcare spending over the last decades. they're not enough family. doctors hospitals have been privatized to keep every emergency room in companions, historically overwhelmed by too much work. and family doctors are too busy to take care of cova 1000 patients. people in italy, self and naples in parti

when he got to naples to rally hospital, it was already too late. at about the same time this video filmed in the code 900 word of this exact hospital cost consternation and in italy. the recent campaign and its capital, naples were mostly spared from the 1st wave of the coronavirus pandemic in spring, only to be hit even harder by the 2nd wave. this doctor works in another hospital in the region, out of fear for his job. he doesn't want to show his face. he says that many untrained doctors and nurses have to feel in a sense that we can't assist all people in the probable way. even if we try. we're also worried about being infected . our main issue is the lack of hospital beds and personnel this dr. seymour now says another, the problem, italy has cut down healthcare spending over the last decades. they're not enough family doctors, hospitals have been privatized to keep them to support for their every imagine superman companions historically overwhelmed by too much work. and family doctors are too busy to take care of cova 1000 patients. it's only

oh, we're told that it naples in summer 2020, left old chevy to carefree idleness. almost completely mask. after a devastating spring, coronavirus infections have decreased significantly. the tally into getting out and about again. i'm on my way to meet your nice comfy, one of the best tennis in the world. some say the best we meeting at the opera house here in maple. oh, absolutely. see it. 1st he needs a fresh shirt. it's 36 degrees celsius outside. oh, oh. they say opera was invented here. is that funny combination of theater and music and it was leaked? yeah, this is the done and said he barks and that's the real citibank's. they all received their own seats for performances, but they bought boarders australia, big daddy, probably the most sought after tenor in the world today. and you've come down from these mountain limpets of singing, to talk to us here in naples, in the beautiful tetro, sun carlo, maybe mount a limp. this is a bit of a cliche. do you feel at home here? since? so how was it? and what matters in your career is how long you stay at the top. if

the area around the gulf of naples is seeing a huge 2nd surge in coronavirus cases. after a long party companion is the 2nd hardest hit region in italy, antonio carly hospital is the biggest health center in the south of the country. dr . giuseppe, this only works in the emergency ward a year ago, things were already tense here, even before the onset of the pandemic. after his shift, the doctor emerges. his state reflects that of italy's health system. he's exhausted the system is righted it's limit. we're using all possible resources in order to treat patients, but now it's coming down to a question of pure math. there are so many patients. the system is unable to accommodate them. on the weekend, these images from naples, the french promenade outraged italians across the country. but the national government still designates the company a region as level yellow. not red. critics say the region's crisis department cooked the figures to avoid a lockdown when they registered i.c.u. occupancy last week. at 27 percent. the president of the italian doctors association is

napoli naples in the 805 and early 905.ook them to two championships, and he also won the world cup there. he became a god in the city. loved by everybody, and he still is, even though it's a long time ago that he left. that is interesting you say that, because a lot of people won't be, that they are not interested in football, won't be surprised to see that a national sporting hero should provoke 5uch emotions in his country of his birth, and the country for the international team he played, but is interesting to see him getting that kind of affection. given that he was such a troubled man, he seems to have been a very charismatic personality as well as an extraordinary player. yes. he was a lwa y5 an extraordinary player. yes. he was always out in the city, for good and bad reasons, and everyone has a maradona 5tory. bad reasons, and everyone has a maradona story. when i gave a talk about him last year in naples, they all said, i met him, isaw about him last year in naples, they all said, i met him, i saw him dancing, i s

naples music lovers gather on the square near the tay actress son carl. you know stuff money's backstage, having the last chat with friends and colleagues before the performance it's one of his signature roles. the egyptian commander rather miss from aida. her comes. thank you, but what a performance, how was it for you cannot sit here really high. it was so high performing to be honest, i just, i guess we got into it and at the end we just drank and sweat and drank and sweat. it was british like a visit to the sauna in the operate, the same time. you know me, you know, i still feel swept away. you too, in new york or you just lost your lover. you died yourself. because the next week, another will come along. it's like, oh no, that's just the way it is. i'm incredibly into it incredibly involved emotionally. but all of you, the moment it's over, it's over, it was 5 years. probably. just one more about what happens if singing is no longer possible. ready experienced a situation where you had to take a break or several months because your voice needed a res

on the weekend, these images from naples, seafront promenade, outraged italians across the country. but the national government still designates the company a region as level yellow. not red. critics say the region's crisis. department cooked the figures to avoid a lockdown when they registered i.c.u. occupancy last week. at 27 percent. the president of the italian doctors association is worried. he wants all of italy to be designated a red zone. looking for a government is trying to serve various interests, namely economic as well as health care. of course, the economy is important. we understand that. but if the curve continues to rise, italy's health care system will simply not be able to handle it. doctors and nurses are honored in these figures by craftsman gernot today, virgilio, his store is on the popular shopping street sign category or are men are now empty . janardan, who is worried about the future, both for his health and his business in the city of naples at the foot of the famous spokane, oh, mt vesuvius. let's look now at some of the other stories that are making hea

absolutely, the images from naples we re absolutely, the images from naples were staggering today. club simply tweeted, "ciao, diego," adding that the news was a damaging blow. itjust goes to show how much maradona touched so many people, and also the really, really difficult and humble background that he came from going up background that he came from going up as background that he came from going upasa background that he came from going up as a young child in windows aris. yes, you think the way he's died and the reception that he's gotten, you would think he was a politician. actually he was a sports person, and that shows the level of feeling about him. absolutely. light images from argentina as the country pays her respects to their most famous footballer in the world. now let's move on to the daily mail now, and this is rishi sunak there responding to today's announcement, his spending review. the male simply says, "this is going to hurt, britain," talking about the terrifying cost of covid—19. and the figures are such a jolt. yes, he basically suggested that the uk would be

he arrived in naples, leading them to their first-ever serie a title and a uefa cup.hen, an argentinian world cup when in 1986. he hung up his boots and his beloved boca juniors in 1997. maradona retirement sawmaradona -- retirement saw maradona fall on tough times. obesity, drug addiction. but after a successful detox including a long stay in castro's cuba, maradona returned to the spotlight, this time in politics where he supported the latin american left at every opportunity. he made a return to the football pitch as coach of the argentine national team. he coached them for two years leading to defeat to germany in the world cup semifinals in south africa. he passed through the united arab emirates and mexico before he returned to argentina. to his adoring fans, he was akin to a god. in his death, his legend will live on eternally. brent: sports journalist sergio rosenthal joins us from point us areas. this is obviously very sad news. what more can you tell us about his passing? reporter: very, very sad day. i think that, as you told recently, would be a legend. ma

but you know, that's not what he's remembered for in naples today, the city of naples on his lifted with drawings to diego, maradona's is a 9 for story mural story, a non-story mural in naples, which bears the inscription dios, mano human. we're really talking about somebody who is venerated almost as a sign yet he is being worshipped not only and not fully, but also in argentina. of core is i gather there is a kind of maradona in church. i don't know how much of a real church that is, but they certainly, you know, get together to celebrate him and his legacy. what made him so special to, to the people who you know, revere him so much yet what the magic of his talent, i mean 1st of all, if you talk to anybody, any football supporter about the marathon, i think it's very easy for people to come to pictures of him keeping the ball very closely his feet as he dorothy's postecoglou. even people who didn't experience him as a player like myself, you know, you learn so much, you know, so much about the, don't know about his talent about how he's regarded around the world. and you body can tell

in naples at the foot of the famous volcano, mnt vesuvius.nt: in germany, the countries health minister says restrictions to slow the virus will be needed beyond november, possibly february. half of all hospitals in germany are reporting that they are stretched to capacity, and that includes hospital staff. germany was able to boost its number of intensive care beds during the first wave of the pandemic, but coming up with more trained nurses is not as easy. >> she is in intensive care nurse. she finished her training in october. now she is caring for a coronavirus patient in dusseldorf hospital. >> we have moved him so that he is lying in different positions and does not get bedsores. my colleagues will take blood for analysis, which will tell us how to adjust the ventilator. >> things that the 30-year-old nurse cannot do alone, having passed the exam in completing training. for two years, she assisted with supervision. after two more years, she became a specialist nurse for intensive care and anesthesia. >> it is about ventilation, settings

and it is not only her who was morning, but her whole neighborhood in naples.rancesco was well known here, a political activist who left his mark. many here will remember him as a fighter for better health care. >> this fight became the symbol of his death. my father died because of mismanagement of the health care system. one kilometer behind his house, the hospital was partly closed. he fought for it to be operative again. if it had still been open, he would still be here. >> when he got sick, francesco had to wait for more than two weeks to be picked up by ambulance. at about the same time, this video filmed in the covid-19 ward of this hospital caused consternation in italy. the recent campaign here re mostly spared from the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic in spring, only to be hit even harder by the second wave. this doctor works in another hospital in the region. out of fear for his job, he does not want to show his face. he says many adjunct doctors and nurses have to fill in. >> we cannot assist all people in the proper way, even if we try. we ar

fans in naples that she played in naples for seven years, a hero there.y are chanting there is only one marrow donna -- morrow donna. joe biden is focused on the address.pandemic in his we will listen to that. pres.-elect biden: -- at the soul of our naon as we forged, and now we find ourselves again facing a long, hard wint. ros: ethiopic troops preparing attack a regional capital as a deadline expires, and half million people are estimated to be in the city. >> [indiscernible] ♪ ros: a warm welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and on bbne else watching world news. such sad news that came in a little earlier. diego maradona has died at the age of 60. s footballe of our truly global sports, and certainly for a time, perhaps for allwa time,e the best at it. he will be remembered for just extraordinary momes like this -- maradona -- maradona going at them again. unbelievable! ros: of course he will be remembered for this in 1986. he was captain of argentina when he scored the famous goal against england. here is diego maradona speaking to the bbc back i

it naples seen some a 2020 look told shape the target carefree idleness and almost completely mask place. after a devastating spring, coronavirus infections have decreased significantly. italians are getting out and about again. i'm on my way to meet your last come from one of the best 10 years in the world. some say the best we meeting at the opera house hearing, make it ok. i learned to see it, but 1st he needs a fresh shirt. it's 36 degrees celsius outside. oh, oh. they say opera was invented here. is that funny combination of theater and music was leaked out of annoyed or yeah, this is,

off of naples is seeing a huge 2nd surge in coronavirus cases. after a long party companion is the 2nd hardest hit region in italy. antonio card, i rarely hospital is the biggest health center in the south of the country. dr. giuseppe, this only works in the emergency ward a year ago, things were already tense here even before the onset of the pandemic. after his shift, the doctor emerges. his state reflects that of italy's health system. he's exhausted the system is righted it's limit. we're using all possible resources in order to treat patients. but now it's coming down to a question of pure math. there are so many patients. the system is unable to accommodate them. on the weekend, these images from naples see french promenade outraged italians across the country . but the national government still designates the company a region as level yellow. not red. critics say the region's crisis department cooked the figures to avoid a lockdown when they registered i.c.u. occupancy last week. at 27 percent. the president of the italian doctors associat

the end she called emergency has set up a clinic on the outskirts of naples where patients get treated for free. and they are belfiore, has been working here for 5 years. what we have trying to go is a compensating what is lacking in the system. by the same time, our mission is not to replace what is institution which are dedicated, and that's why here we are not providing any special visit or exams we just maybe seen like many people we talked to bellevue, orris critical of the cuts to italy's health care system over the past decades here in the pontiff cheli neighborhood where the n.g.o.s located. many people can't afford to pay for health checks. another problem, the lack of general doctors means people have to live in emergency care. and at the moment, the sheer number of 900 cases is overwhelming hospitals in the region like this one, the serious issue for people like other medical conditions, in her case parkinson's and a recent target check. the moment i've been very sick lately called emergency called an ambulance because they don't come if i call them or threaten us with getti

it was in naples where diego maradona developed a habit for alcohol and cocaine abuse that don't him for hours career that led to him being banned from playing the game by fifo on several occasions. you know, maradona developed associations with the camorra, the local mafia in naples during his time there. but, you know, we're talking about a figure who embodies of an astronomical rise from obscurity and poverty, by virtue of his talent for playing the game for which so many people are so passionate. and then i think suffered naturally to the kind of immense limelight that's attached to the adoration and the claim that he received in public life. i think that's also what series year was trying to get into that. the extremes in his life were hard for most of his to imagine talk to us about what is known as the mara dunham, manage to have a magic a marathon. i think it's, you know, for football fans who see merit on a play. even for those who've had to see maradona play just in terms of videos in the road, use euclid's. it's something that, you know, i think everybody can conjure image

it was 2 years later he landed in naples where he achieved god like status after leading up to lead to the club's 1st ever syria title and the us, the cup and marathon, as legend was then cemented with argentina's world cup win in mexico. in 1906, alcohol and cocaine would later tank. his football in korea. donna hung up his boots at his beloved bach, a genius in 1997, retirement saw a marriage on a full on tough times a day city, drug addiction, trouble with the law and increasing stays in hospital. in 2000, he was on the verge of death. but after a successful day talks, which included a long stay in fidel castro's cuba maradona returned to the public spotlight. this time in politics where he supported the latin america left at every opportunity. in 2008, smerdon a made a spectacular return to the football pitch. this time as coach of the argentine national team, he took charge in the dug out for 2 years, which ended in defeat against germany at the 2010 world cup quarterfinals in south africa. from there he continued battling health issues and taking on coaching roles, he passed thro

then with naples, where he became the embodiment of the city, turling a failing team from a down andown into champions. he also, along the way, developed a too close relationship with the mafia, which ran naples at the time. and with the drugs they trafficked in. he was a cocaine addict for decades. addiction and excess, not dribbles and goals, became the hallmarks of hiser life. they call socker the beautiful game. and the world will now argue whether maradona was its most beautiful ever player. his was not a happy ending. but the story of his life transfixed more than sports fans the world over. i'm mark phillips in london. >> and that's the "overnight news for this friday. reporting from washington, i'm catherine herridge. >>> it's friday, november 27th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> ready, set, shop. today is black friday. and while many are heading out to stores, online shopping could see a major boom thanks to the pandemic. >>> superspreader concerns. while many stayed home this thanksgiving, we still saw some of the busiest travel days since the pandemic started. h

in naples medics we re breaking point. in naples medics were seen breaking point.re seen delivering oxygen tanks to desperate patients waiting in their cars, but there is still no new national lockdown. france, by contrast, has been a lockdown since 0ctober contrast, has been a lockdown since october the 30th with no end in sight after a big spike in daily infections, cases and deaths are falling again. catholic workers protested yesterday as discontent grows. germany still has one of the lowest death rates in europe. a partial lockdown means new infections are no longer searching and restrictions are expected to continue into december. sweden is bringing in tighter restrictions for the first time. they have had no lockdowns and up to 300 people could gather, but a surge in new cases means that has been cut to just eight. the prime minister, six conservative mps and two political aides have all been told to self—isolate after a breakfast meeting in downing street last thursday. one of the mps tested positive for coronavirus after the 35—minute gathering in a state

this is a sign of that we will hold up all over naples. his death has rocked the world to fit ball tributes are flooding in from the sport's biggest stars, including one from his compatriot and successor, lionel messi. even the vatican has expressed condolences. pope francis cole, who is also argentinian, and an ardent football lover himself, had met marriage on a, on many occasions. he held the former football player in his prayers. remembering him with affection. the rest of the world is following suit of a more honest legacy. we spoke to journalist janks grange of the editor of the series times newspaper. when i put it to him, that donna was much more than just a football player. i mean, marathon's personal story obviously plays a lot into that. but i think it really what he, what he was was an example of what you can achieve. it was a guy who grew up in a vicious shanty town in overwhelming poverty. you know, stated, aim was he wanted to play in order to buy a house for his model, which obviously he did and then some. and i think reall

north of naples, it's a different scene. bars and restaurants have been ordered to close but and san marino, they are open till midnight. the independent state has its own laws -- a big draw for some italians. >> yes, everything would be closed now. my company shut down and since then, i have been stuck at home. >> i am from midland where everything is close, so i came here where everything is open. reporter: police are monitoring. businesses that follow the rules can stay open. san marino says it has to do things differently. >> we have no access to european union support because we are not part of the eu, so he must have a strategy that can help us survive this. reporter: with just 36,000 people, the government has an easier job than italy with 60 million. brent: poland and hungary are blocking passage of the european union's 1.8 trillion euro budget. the budget includes 700 50 billion euros in coronavirus relief. poland and hungary object to a new mechanism that would tie funding to a commitment for the respect of the rul

we are seeing dramatic images coming out of naples and the surrounding region. people are in their cars waiting to be admitted to the hospital. the foreign minister said today that the situation in naples is out of control and the government needs to intervene. there are towns like palermo and sicily. the mayor there described the situation as being an inevitable massacre. host: in russia, more than 21,600 new infections have been confirmed with 439 new deaths linked to the coronavirus. the mayor of the capital is monitoring the situation closely, saying the people of moscow could base -- face further restrictions. officials there could well be downplaying the gravity of the outbreak. in the last 14 days, over a dozen states in the u.s. have seen their coronavirus cases double. data compiled by reuters shows that infection rates have soared by over 100% in 13 states with iowa, minnesota, and michigan the worst hit. in new york city, the mayor has warned that schools wl close if a percentage of positivity passes 3%. some schools are being told to close -- busines

but north of naples, it's a different scene in the micro state of san marino bars and restaurants have been ordered to close and most of it's late. but in san marino, they're open till midnight. the independent state has its own laws, the big draw for some italians working. yes, everything would be close now. in rimini, this is my 1st time here. my company shut down. and since then i've been stuck at home. i don't think i'm from a land where everything is closed. so i came here where everything is open to the police and monitoring businesses that follow the rules can stay open. san marino says it has to do things differently. after a fair bit of we have no access to european union support because we're not part of the e.u. . so we must have an economic strategy that can help us survive this period with just 36000 people. the summary, no government has an easier job than italy with 60000000, or as not take a look at some of the other stories making headlines. the world, the leader of ethiopia's, rebellious to cry region, has urged the un and the african union to condemn ethiopia for usi

because these is how much of the ana was an elder in naples. so we are not talking only about a legend, a sports star or the whatever we are talking about. an icon, an icon as j.f.k. was, as mary lee malvo was an icon of football. and we all are when there is an icon that is dying and we feel a soul stuck because it's, or as if for a little part of us is also going away to understand the importance of madonna is not about what actually not only about what he did on the beach, he's even outside. that is the serve, the biggest largest city in italy by far the never won anything title before, in spite of them being mad for footballers and always walls of these advantaged in they tell young culture, italian economy, something that was really felt by the nepali towns. well modeled on a didn't win any champions league, they won 2 titles is a lot, but not that much, but not only at napoli on the football map, it pulled on a cultural level of naples on their football match on the curriculum up on the intermission, a lump, it's not just football. the tr

cell phone video from an intensive care station in naples, shocked italians. wards a completely overcrowded, even corridos, a full. it's bringing back green memories of birth of most. the northern town devastated during the 1st wave in spring. the health system in southern italy has been under strain for yaz. now it's cracking under the crisis. in one i'm asking all doctors to make sure that their patients with light symptoms or who don't have a clear diagnosis. do not come to hospital pharmacies cannot cope with the volume of medicines. doctors are prescribing oxygen flasks are especially hard to come by. when we open this morning at 9 am, i had just one oxygen cylinder left at one minute past 9. it was already sold. the national government in rome has declared come kanya, a red zone, place in the region under a total lockdown. the whole government is working day and night to reduce the impact of this pandemic on our health and our economy, even if it means making unpopular decisions. but just 500 kilometers north of naples, it's a different scene in the micr

naples music lovers gather on the square near the tay actress son carlo. your last count money is backstage, coming the last chat with friends and colleagues before the performance. it's one of his signature roles. the egyptian commander rather miss from her comes thank you, but what a performance. how was it for? you can all sit here really hot. it was so hot performing to be honest. i just, i guess we got into it and at the end we just drank. and sweat and drank and sweat . it was pretty like a visit to the sauna, and they operate the same time. you know, meet people. i still feel swept away in the opera. you just lost your lover, you died yourself. you know, my god, it's the next week. another will come along. it's like, oh no. that's just the way it is. i'm incredibly into it incredibly involved emotionally. but of you the moment it's over, it's over, it was 5 years. probably. just one more about what happens if singing is no longer possible. ready experienced a situation where you had to take a break or several months because your voice needed a rest.

look at these pictures just in from naples in italy.re crowds chanting there is only one maradona. lighting candles next to an enormous mural of the legend. he played for seven mural of the legend. he played for seve n years mural of the legend. he played for seven years there between us and 84 and if anyone and feelings run strong for him there. tributes have been pouring in. gary linekar tweeted of his friend... and then there's this from the brazilian legend he was always compared to, pele. he said... and this from a current great, cristiano ronaldo ofjuventus. and here is from lionel messi whose style is sometimes compared to maradona, both slight men who did extraordinary things. we will have more on the life of maradona a little later on in outside source. america's president—electjoe biden is set to make a thanksgiving address shortly. this is the live scene now from wilmington in delaware, which is where mr biden‘s transition has its headquarters. we will go to that when it starts. let's take a look at the latest on covid in the

who are in naples with the fans and won't forget the 2 italian championships. they won. gerry maradona's time in their city on ground 0 with the money. but this is a sign of that we will hold up all over nicolas. his death has rocked the world to fit ball. tributes are flooding in from the sport's biggest stars, including one from his compatriot and successor, lionel messi. even the vatican has expressed condolences to the pope francis gold, who is all so i just to me and i didn't football lover himself, had met marijan on many occasions. he has a former football player and his prayer is remembering him with affection. the rest of the world is following suit. while someone who got up close and personal with the legend himself is jimmy burns author of the book, the hand of god, the life of diego maradona, a very warm welcome. most are great to have you on. now you wrote in your book that the only certainty about that is that when he dies, no matter how he dies his funeral. and when osiris will be as big as a veto's, and even then the people won't believe that he's dead. w

this is a sign of that we will hold up all over naples. his death has rocked the world to fit ball. tributes are flooding in from the sport's biggest stars, including one from his compatriot and successor, lionel messi. even the vatican has expressed condolences. pope francis gold, who is also argentinian, and an ardent football lover himself, had met marriage on a, on many occasions. he held the former football player and his prayers, remembering him with affection. the rest of the world is following suit. earlier i spoke to journalist james granger and went to cyrus and asked him what the mood was like there. i mean, as you can expect, one of the woman sadness, grief, there's some celebration in there, of course, as well because of his achievements and more he did for the national team especially. but you know, as i'm talking to you now on the camera in the background, there are thousands of people. you have a list which is one of the major landmarks and one of our years. and they're all, you know, dancing and celebrating his life as much as they are mourning the government has to