this resolution makes clear that the united states congress stands with the people of nicaragua who are demanding accountability in the face of such brutal repression. it calls for tangible steps from the government of nicaragua and release of political prisoners and implementation of electoral reforms by civil society organizations. i hope that my colleagues will join me in sending this strong bipartisan message in support of the people of nicaragua. thank you, mr. speaker. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. yoho: mr. speaker, i rise in support of house resolution expressing the support of the people of nicaragua in peaceful effort to promote democracy and human rights authored by the chir chairman of the subcommittee, mr. sirs. daniel ortega and his socialist government continue to hold on to power through corruption, intimidation and violence against the people of nicaragua. since his return to power, and dismantledaduro have nicaragua's democratic institution and enriched hi

masaya volcano in nicaragua. nicaragua. sorry about that.arning so much about this extraordinary part of the planet. >> yes, we are there with our partners at national geographic as part of our "extraordinary earth" series. we're also going to be telling you a little later about how some beautiful animals there are being affected by climate change. we'll have much more of that you won't want to miss. it's live just ahead. >>> first, a look at the top headlines we're follow right now. a second person has died from coronavirus here in the united states. a man in his 70s also in washington state. cases have now been confirmed in new york, rhode island and florida. there are at least 80 cases in the u.s. >>> breaking news for our viewers in the west. jack welch the former chairman of ge has died. he became their youngest ceo in 1981. he was named manager of the century in 1999. he was 84 years old. >>> also overnight, a new missile launch from north korea. the first after a months' long hiatus. a spokesperson said, quote, we are aware of a missi

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borja: que orgullo esta mujer te contamos que fue expulsado de la universidad autÓnoma de nicaragua ha tu puerta para que puedas hacer más. target. rápido y listo. bloomberg: "i'm running to defeat donald trump and to put the 'united' back in the united states of america." (applauso) (anunciadora) los líderes van en frente. mike bloomberg está luchando por la justicia en el sistema de inmigración. su plan: mover los 11 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados fuera de las sombras. proteger a los dreamers y eliminar la separación forzada de familias. reconocer los esfuerzos y el trabajo de los inmigrantes. y crear oportunidades para todos. bloomberg: "soy mike bloomberg y apruebo este mensaje." una nueva alerta de salud advierte que el coron borja: seguimos en su ediciÓn digital escuchar esto nueva lealtad de salud advierte que el coronavirus sobreviven a superficies duras como las pantallas de telÉfonos hasta una semana y se convierte en una importante ruta de propagaciÓn. el doctor juan rivera nuestro corresponsal mÉdico principal nuestra consejos. dr. juan: con todo esto de coronavirus

he is a dictator and no one else in nicaragua is allowed to speak no one has a say. last year frail and sick cardinal celebrated his 1st joint mass in 35 years rehabilitated by pope francis he died aged 95. you're watching news up next is a documentary on a swiss veterinarian training dogs to fight poaching in the congo remember to visit d w dot com to keep up to date with all the latest news and information i've told me a logical thanks watching. to go beyond. the stories that matter to the. country but. whatever it takes. it running.

arremetiÓ de los regimenes de cuba, nicaragua, velezuela.nete del presidente. trump hablÓ del bajo desempleo entre los latinos y los logros econÓmicos de los empresarios hispanos. >> creo que es una seÑal de la importancia de la comunidad hispana. especialmente los empresarios. reportera: en este ciclo electoral apuesta porque los lodros se traduzcan en votos que beneficien a su campaÑa. en el 2016 el 28 % de los votantes hispanos apoyaron a trump. >> se puede aumentar dependiendo de quiÉn es el candidato para la casa blanca por el lado demÓcrata. reportera: una encuesta revelÓ que el presidente aumentÓ de 22 a 27 % entre latinos en los Últimos 6 meses. [inglÉs] >> insiste con el muro fronterizo. dice que los hispanos son los que mÁs le gusta. porque estÁn aquÍ y quieren estar seguros. >> el muro, nosotros lo vemos allÁ como una bendiciÓn. porque nos ayudar despertar un reto en los mexicanos para construir y crear economÍa. reportera: prometiÓ seguir trabajando con mÉxico. [inglÉs] reportera: critico los rÉgimes de venezuela, cuba y nicaragu

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sobre la lava ardiente en nicaragua. ♪ pamela: no apto para cardÍaco las imÁgenes.s vamos. hasta maÑana. periodista: anunciaron que la comuniÓn ahora se va a dar en la mano y no en la boca,los eventos deportivos no han sido cancelados todavÍapero estamos incluyendo la situaciÓn, desde san josÉ marÍa antonieta mejía notices univisiÓn. paula: en el condado de sonoma el departamento de salud confirmÓ el segundo caso de coronavirus quienes son pasajeros que viajÓ en el coral princess de san francisco mÉxico. por medio de un helicÓptero comunista ven en pantalla los guardacostas de estados unidos entregaron los kit de pruebas para los viajeros. la alcaldesa san francisco abriÓ esta maÑana sobre cÓmo se estÁn preparando para la posible llegada de esta embarcaciÓn al puerto de san francisco tambiÉn informÓ sobre los primeros dos casos de coronavirus confirmados en la ciudad. periodista: las autoridades de salud dice que se desconocen como estos primeros pacientes contrajeron el coronavirus que lo mÁs durable que se trata de un caso de transmisiÓn. la alcaldesa pidiÓ la com

and one of the largest and most picturesque lakes in central america, nicaragua is known as the landand volcanos. but it's also the land of the coffee bean. with the u.s. spending nearly $300 million a year on nicaraguan coffee beans. >> this is where your great quality coffee comes from. >> reporter: but at jefferson shriver's 90-acre farm, gaia estates, increasingly inhospitable conditions are making it harder and harder to grow the popular arabica bean. >> we have been experiencing a changing climate here on the farm, and coffee has really been impacted by that. the dry season has usually been a maximum of about four months. it's been increasing anywhere from five to six months over the past five to six years. so we have this longer dry season, then during that dry season the average temperature is going up. >> reporter: some scientists call it climate whiplash. warmer, longer dry seasons and shorter, heavier periods of rainfall, according to "national geographic." >> as our temperatures increase and the rainfall patterns change, the landscapes that coffee will grow on has drastic

musica >> nick walenda atraviesa la e puerta de fuego en cuerda floja en nicaragua, sobreel volcan blego al otro extremo es la p primera persona en cruzar un l volcan activo, los fuegos mas e devatadores en australia dejan 5 50 millones de cacres de bosque calcinados 50 personas animales sin vida, y sepa que la ayuda para ayudar a los animales sobrevvientes llega de todas r partes del mundo. >> aunque lejos estos bomberos en bolivia no se quedaron de a brazos cruzados nujntos teijeru cientoloss de nidos para los l animales heridos. >> bueno a veces pensaramos que es solo ir alla pero no es asi. >> tambien para los bebes y qu q quedaron solos, es para un bebe canguro y koala >> el tejido a mano es mejor, s ll sumado a las mujeres indigenas, >> el amor a los animalitos no tiene fronteras, y resulto, >> llegaron niditos de todas r partes de bolivia. >> la gente comenzo a tejer una vez se hizo viral la informacion en facebook y redes sociales, >> y vino la prueba de fieuue e en este refugio la periquita dijo si, tambien el monito au a aullador. >> el puede entrar y recibir el calor que n

the initial hope was that they would do it it happened in nicaragua, cuba and be able to ignite a popular bring the regime down. they were particularly trying to do this very quickly because they knew that ronald reagan was going to office and they were worried that he would take sides. that initial uprising was unable to bring down the regime. as reagan came into office he did in fact double down and back to right-wing government and for a period of a couple years you had a bottle that was playing out of the country saw between these groups and the à Ãforces. as of about 1982 in 1983 it looked like the getty as had the upper hand. they were probably going to win. they had control of about a fourth of the territory of el salvador. the right going government was stealing about a thousand people a month at this point. they were doing it with u.s. trained troops and supplies and they were unable to wage sophisticated counterinsurgency so most often they would go into these remote villages and try to drain the sea to get the fish. they would sort of scorched campaign. some of these battalions

he was pro-food lines in nicaragua.isten to this, mid 1980s. >> funny, sometimes american journalists talk about how bad a country is that people are lining up for food. that's a good thing. in other countries people don't line up for food. the rich get the food and the poor starve to death. jesse: okay. so, i don't know where he is coming from there. do you? >> in 2016 this was brought up. there is essays talking about how he objects going to grocery store and seeing 20 different brands of deodorant and evidence of american access and should be making more food. misunderstanding of you who market economy works. there is far more food abundance here than nicaragua. far more food abundance in the 1980s than when the san da miss thats taking over the country. jesse: then he went to the soviet union and this is, when, the late 1980s, i believe. was this the honeymoon that the president likes to joke about? he gets married and then very soon after he goes to moscow? what happened on that trip? >> well, it actually wasn't mo

y nicaragua se dispone a conmemorar la semana santa con actos masivos. ha implementado medidas de contenciÓn para evitar una propagaciÓn que colapse el sistema de salud. desde santo domingo nos cuentan de quÉ se trata. >> repÚblica dominicana es la tierra del merengue y la bachata. uno de los paÍses mÁs alegres de latinoamÉrica. pero esto se transformÓ. ahora sólo el sonido del viento se escuchan las calle del paÍs luego de que el coronavirus afectÓ a cientos de personas. >> se han confirmado 202 casos hasta el dÍa 21 de marzo. incluyendo tres fallecimientos. reportera: ante el avance de laenfermedad se asumieron medidas preventivas y se reuniÓ con una comisiÓn de alto nivel para evaluar el impacto del coronavirus en la naciÓn. >> este es un toque de queda. >> instamos a la poblaciÓn en su conjuntoa evitar cualquier desplazamiento innecesario. >> en promedio se reportan mÁs de 90 nuevos casos de covid 19. >> quÉ podemos esperar? se necesitan reforzar las medidas de aislamiento. >> la economÍa del país siente los efectos del coronavirus. con el cierre de

en inglés) debe pasar más de cinco horas en una sala de un aeropuerto antes de abordar un avión a nicaraguaor no tocar nada a su paso >> uno quisiera salir lo más pronto uno está preocupado por el virus >> hoy el condado de san francisco dio a conocer sobre cinco casos de coronavirus (covid-19) elevando la cifra de pacientes contagiados a 29 >> es preocupante por la edad que uno tiene >> incluyendo la aerolínea (nombre en inglés) donde abordan miles de personas a diario >> me siento mal por las personas >> el departamento de seguridad nacional anunció esta tarde restricciones para vuelos de china irán y países europeos ahora solo pueden aterrizar en 13 aeropuertos a estados unidos san francisco es uno de ellos ya que el ingreso al país es para ciudadanos estadounidenses y familias que ingresan a casa después de visitar los distintos países mencionados >> en el aeropuerto de san francisco hay menos personas de lo habitual aunque no hay ningún vuelo cancelado hasta el momento las personas deciden no viajar en estos momentos es la información que les tenemos desde san francisco regresamos con

era un verdadero icono de nicaragua. en otra similar, enviada a chile en 2018. en mÉxico se han hecho muchos informes de abusos y encubrimientos por parte de sacerdotes. enrique: 13 personas en la amazonia perdieron la vida, cuando una embarcaciÓn con casi 90 ocupantes se uniÓ en un rÍo al norte del paÍs. luego de rescatar a personal a bordo, buscan a 20 desaparecidos. patricia: el volcÁn más activo de indonesia hizo erupciÓn, arrojando arena y enviando una columna masiva de humo y cenizas. la erupciÓn del monte merapi. en la isla de java, desatÓ nubes de gas. . recomendaron a quienes viven en las laderas que se mantengan a los millas de la boca del crÁter. enrique: la mitad de las playas podrÍa desaparecer hacia finales del siglo, por el cambio climÁtico. lo advierte un estudio publicado por la revista cambio climÁtico de la naturaleza. investigadores dicen que el creciente nivel del mar serÁ causa clave de la erosiÓn de las zonas costeras. las mÁs pobladas en estados unidos, el sur de asia y europa central. hacemos una

this is what bernie said about food lines, he was pro food lines in nicaragua.n to this. >> sometimes american journalist talk about how about a country is but people are lining up for food, that's a good thing. if others countries people don't line up the rich get the food in the poor starve to death. jesse: i don't know where he is coming from there, do you? joe: in 2016 this is been brought up in the essay how he objects to going to a grocery store and seeing 20 different brands of deodorant and think that's an evidence of american access when we should be making more food, it's a misunderstanding about a market economy, there's far more abundance of food here in nicaragua than in the 80s then when the sandinistas were taken over the country. jesse: then he went to they. soviet union and this is the late '80s i believe, was this the honeymoon that the president likes to joke about, he gets married and very soon after he goes to moscow, what happened on that trip? joe: it actually was not moscow, it was a soviet resort that such a thing could exist and he met

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in latin america, salvador, nicaragua reported the first confirmed cases of coronavirus. south america has nearly 1000 confirmed infectionons as brazi, chile comiming through all repot hundreds of confirmed cases. venezuela has annoued a nationwidede quarantine. it never got, the number has risen to 700 and the world health organization had said africa must "wake up to the coronavirus threat and prepare for the worst." in the u.s., confirmed coronavirus cases have doubled over the past two days. new york has become the epicenter of the pandemic with more than 5200 confirmed cases, the highest in the nation. in california, governor gavin newsom on thursday ordered allll 40 million residents to remain at home to shelter-in-place effective immediately. >> the virus will impact about 56% of us. you do the math in the state of california, that is are particularly large number. that number in and of itself should not be overly alarmining, the vast majority of us. the overwhelming majority of us won't have symptoms, will be perfectly fine. amy: with over 22 million people facing

personas realizando acrobacias increíbles, el acróbata estadounidense cruzó el cráter de un volcán en nicaraguaenciÓn, para memo ochoa hay u clÁsico y tras las chivas. Órale. >>> y el chucky lozano podrÍa moverse a espaÑa, con los colchoneros. dejemos a un lado el fÚtbol y e canel parece

praised ortiz in nicaragua. he was a huge supporter of chavez in venezuela.in cuba, they get educated so everything is okay. no, if you get an education but you can't vote and you have no opportunity, what difference does it make that you had an education? he is still locked into the 1960s, 1970s belief oppressed masses need socialism to protect them from capitalist greed. capitalism in this country lifted poor people up. it is doing tremendous job under president trump with people finding jobs, seeing their wages go up. things that you never see in a socialist country. that bernie sanders would never be able to bring about with his version of what our government should job andy puzder, come back soon. you're a great writer. >> liz, thank you. liz: i hope lou dobbs was listening to that i would love to get his thoughts on what we talked about. lou dobbs is with us what is coming up on his show. great to see you, lou. >> i thought it was very interesting and i thought it was pretty clear we covered this ground sometime before. socialism i take it is bad, liz,

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bill and jane made a desperate attempt to enter nicaragua.checkpoint. >> he sees the checkpoint, the boat driver is going to stop. head stands up, grabs the boat driving, throws him in the river, takes control of the tiller himself, goes flipping down the river, the san one river, which is between nicaragua and costa rick ka. there was a nicaraguan boat patrol. they got the drop on him with machine guns and basically said halt or die. he stopped, gave himself up. >> the end of the line. >> that was the first time he ever had handcuffs on in his life. >> it was the first time anyone heard wild bill's real name, fun lovering bocas del toro wild bill cortez was in fact william jason hol better. a 30-year-old who had been on the republican from american authorities since 2006. as the islanders absorbed the headlines of a killer among them, they discovered wild bill had a long notorious past that stretched 2,000 miles on the white sand beaches all the way to the blue ridge mountains of north carolina. that's where he grew up, going by his middle n

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cercanía con estados unidos, pues somos la mayoría, aquí no, pero los de guatemala, el salvador, nicaraguaamos un permiso cuando recién llegamos acá, pero también nos quedamos ilegal, entonces, pero, yo creo que estar en estados unidos y que te llamen mojado, y que te llamen, este, los americanos dicen wetback, en ese tiempo era como. damián trujillo: a fighting word. hernán hernández: sí, o sea, hay que pelear, pero yo creo que la música, las canciones de los tigres, pues han ido como suavizando la palabra mojado, ya como que uno se siente representado de alguna manera. si tú lo quieres cantar dignamente, si tú lo quieres decir o cantarle a un político, cantarle a alguien que sabes que le caen mal, que es racista, por decir, ¿no?, este, pues yo creo que uno es donde se siente que le tienes que cantar, ¿no?, es como decía jorge ahorita con "somos más americanos", le tienes que decir en la cara a ese racista, pues que en este caso, en esa canción, todos los estados, la mayoría que colindan con méxico pues eran de méxico, ¿no?, entonces esa canción habla muy claro de eso. tenemos canciones "

tonight right here live on abc, he'll try to walk 1800 feet across a crater of an active volcano in nicaragua fighting the ox himself. >> he says he's ready but he's nervous. >> i trained and prepared so hard for this and years and years have gone into it. a little more angst going into this because of all the unique elements, because we don't know what it's goin at 8:00 p.m. eas. >> the things some people do. >>> well, next to a sports car with a $2 million price tag. >> affordable. bentley is only making 12 of these vehicles. the bacalar doesn't have a roof but fancy wood on the dash. in fact, the wood is 5,000 years old. >> screaming money and a thing. >>> next a moment from college basketball that you got to see. >> a guy named thomas lee who goes by the nickname snacks. he's a manager but was allowed to suit up for his final home game. >> the man knows how to work a crowd. fans were chanting we want snacks and he entered the game and made of most of it. >> trying to get it to him. >> snacks wi week and i'm confident he will also earn "america this morning" player of the week. we haven't

beyond that, a pickup of a theain amount of rain on eastern coast of nicaragua and which is seasonal. a concentration around bolivia. could see a couple of days of fairly heavy rain. alone.n't be ♪[music] exileled.own n and >> an intimate film about the elected leader of madagascar to return to his reinstate his presidency. >> return of a president. on al jazeera. ♪[music] >> hello again. this is al jazeera. to remind a moment you of the main news. italy has reported a steep rise in the number of virus-related deaths. 919 people died in a single day. and in spain, the number of have risen to nearly 5,000. u.k. prime minister boris tested says he's positive for the virus and is self-isolating on downing street. the country's health minister ass he also has the virus, does the chief medical advisor. has president donald trump signed a $2.2 trillion stimulus package into law, speeding up payments to struggling families. he's also invoked the defense force general to motors to start producing much-needed ventilators. the outbreak in the u.s. is in new york, and the bureau -- borough of qu

. >> wallenda, who wore a safety harness, walked over the volcano in nicaragua in a live two hour specialhe had to wear a gas mask to protect himself from the toxic fumes as he walked along the 1800 foot steel cable. it took him just over 31 minutes. >>> still to come, unreal real estate. a rotting, burnt out shack in the bay area is sold for a huge price. introducing tide power pods with cat & nat. that is such a large load, don't the stains sneak through? new tide power pods can clean that... whole situation. it's like two regular tide pods and then even more power. even the largest of loads get clean. it's got to be tide. i'm phil mickelson. that's me long before i had psoriatic arthritis. i've always been a go-getter and kinda competitive. flash forward, then psoriatic arthritis started getting the better of me. and my doctor said my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage. and enbrel helps relieve joint pain, helps stop that joint damage, plus helps skin get clearer. ask about enbrel so you can get back to being your true self. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections.

in nicaragua. it took them half an hour to get across and underneath him a boiling lava lake. them from the gases and will be pleased to know he said he is successfully made it to the other side. there he is. stay with bbc world news. you are watching newsday. hello. winners and losers with the weather on thursday. parts of northern england had close to nine hours of sunshine. look at this a weather watcher picture. sent into the lake district. a different story south and east i'm afraid. the only brightness possibly down through east sussex, where the beachheads, over at inch and half a rain. the beachheads, over at inch and halfa rain. the rain beachheads, over at inch and half a rain. the rain pretty persistent and now moving off into the near continent. not many isobars on the chart. light winds and clear skies and thatis light winds and clear skies and that is allowing those temperatures to follow way. it is going to be a chilly start to our friday morning. certainly worth bearing in mind is temperatures fall just certainly worth bearing in mind is temperatures falljust b

did in nicaragua in the 1980 s. or in el salvador or whether it's with what they did in iraq and later on in afghanistan more than a 100000 troops at its peak station in afghanistan still 13000 u.s. troops remain in afghanistan we've never seen any of these war criminals punished. why. well why because. the u.s. is the strongest economic political military power in the world 'd as you know trumps arrogance in the arrogance of power and pale and john bolton really catches the spirit of these imperial if they think that they are untouchable and should really be the people who get away with this kind of thing just because you feel you know untouchable surely that's not right well that's why we find for a non unocal or world a multi-polar world where the u.s. has track record u.s. foreign policy. has been guilty of so many crimes across the world we can cite them from grenada's the blockade against cuba in venezuela the threats against russia in china certainly they should be held accountable to why would the u.s. huge

of states and brazil for adopting more aggressive policies another country that comes to mind is nicaragua a country where you could still go outside and watch a football game the policy there from authorities has been little more than burying their heads in the sand so apart from the lack of preparedness for a pen for a contagion of this size and a certain lackadaisical attitude from several world leaders many worry many there are concerns that latin america has a region is a ticking time bomb for contagion madrid up a low for inside story. ok let's get going today joining us from johannesburg is mark haywood he's a human rights activist and editor of the daily maverick's maverick citizen section from new delhi we have our own kumah an economist and professor at the institute of social sciences and from harare hope to know an award winning journalist and documentary filmmaker gentlemen welcome to you all. coming to you 1st in amongst all of the death in amongst all of the illness is there another casualty and it's the truth of what is actually happening out there. well i think in south af

. >> the daredevil will attempt to walk over an active volcano in nicaragua on a wire that's only oneix football fields long through toxic gas and over a lava lake. >> while walking over a volcano with deadly poisonous gases, i'll be wearing goggles. and what if they fog up? what if they're not affixed right and my eyes start burning and i can't see. there's so many unknowns that there's no way to prepare for it. >> when you're at the middle, and you look down -- will you look down? >> i absolutely will look down. it's more about this beautiful environment and this beautiful piece of nature. >> i am so scared for him. wallenda will make the attempt wednesday night during a live inere how da is practicing. stnd >>> next the leaning tower of dallas, that office building that refused to go down, is finally gone. >> an implosion to demolish the 11-story building two weeks ago failed to do the job. the building's core was left standing at an angle. it became an internet sensation. >> then the crew brought in a wrecking ball, the largest allowed by law. but that didn't work, and people made

this is american daredevil nik wallenda walking a tightrope across an active volcano in nicaragua.ross the boiling lava lake in the volcano. he wore goggles and a respirator to protect him from the gases in the crater, nicknamed ‘the mouth of hell'. he made it to the other side. stay with us. hello there. there were winners and losers with the weather on thursday. parts of northern england had close to nine hours of sunshine. look at this beautiful weather watcher picture sent in through the lake district. but there was a different story south and east, i'm afraid. in fact, the only brightness possibly down to east sussex were the beach huts, because there was were over an inch—and—a—half of rain. that rain pretty persistent, now moving off into the near continent. not many isobars on the chart, so light winds and clear skies, allowing those temperatures to fall away. so it will be a chilly start around friday morning, and certainly worth bearing in mind as temperatures fall just below freezing in a few spots. the exception perhaps the southeast clinging to cloud and out into north

that time there were revolutions all over the world that was when iran happened in afghanistan in nicaragua and vietnam cambodia laos in goa mozambique guinea-bissau out ethiopia you name it but the united but the reagan administration using the club of militarism they doubled the military budget they put enormous pressure on the soviet union and ultimately the soviet union for a lot of reasons cracked apart and the us became sort of the ruler of the roost again and i think the u.s. intends to overthrow the government in china and they hope that in the post putin era russia will come apart and that would be the way they're used to polarity would be reassembled and i think that's the real plan here ok well i think it's an interesting plan but i think it's really really far fetched ok if you look at the the end band i mean it's a far fetched you know but i think that my thinking you know because we're all the stuff we've seen in the last 2 decades i think you're right ok unfortunately i think you're absolutely right and that's what makes it really insane look at you know do we go to james her

the continuation of showers if they spawn here and puerto rico and if you follow the winds back to nicaragua as a concentration a crowd of rain here the potential for flash floods just comes to mind maybe in costa rica more like in the truckee or possibly even honduras though not as heavy as a couple of weeks ago. the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern european state run caverns in these cages who cannot have access to a toilet or water and the bureaucratic indifference to their plight she has his hands and his fates tied to the bed 5 years after 1st highlighting such abuses people in power returns with a 2 part investigation to continuing mistreatment and neglect europe's recurring shame hard to on al-jazeera. to. be watching al-jazeera her minder of our top stories this all people have now died in italy from coronavirus then in china where it originated frontline health care staffs i hospitals are struggling to cope. the number of people who have died from the corona virus in the united states is now reached 200 senate republicans have unveiled a one trillion dollar bill to h

that nicaragua gilead. didn't have much that was nice to say about you did she. the symbol 2016 she wrote but tolo were decent and honest with the of stuck with the labor party since the 1970 s. of course not decent and honest people left in droves when they saw what was going on she's right isn't she and no i don't think so and i don't agree with her comment i respect what she had this done but i think she was very prettiest against him and if you were decent would have allowed himself to be part of muskets power hungry bandwagon because there via and others worked it out from the outside he had to have known it from the inside that they were planning corrupt deals and i don't agree with him because i did in my own little way and i'm not trying to kill. put myself in the in the role of a knight in the shining garment in my own little way i did what i could to train change things since i've entered politics and these problems that she's writing about she didn't try to like that and the other part was in government i have tried to bring about changes in my own liv

some of this moron's in the outer caribbean and of course on shore breeze been some rain through nicaragua and costa rica mexico remains drawing quite warm and sunny in south america the big thunderstorms that you sometimes get around the river plate have been there but in the forecast they're not there before he was out for the andean chain improve particular could be thundery. in response to global warming germany is gradually shutting down its coal industry but is it happening fast enough we don't have any time to waste any more we can't wait so we're taking direct action to call for the immediate phase of culture as climate change activists challenge communities reliant on the industry for jobs people in power who will win the cold war on al-jazeera. in the midst of a coronavirus pandemic china is in lockdown. when i want to east reports from inside the quarantine tank and. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. the us overtakes italy and china is the country with the most confirmed cases of corona virus in the world. this year without is there a life and also coming up china is almost all

audience beyond that of course a pick up of certain amount of rain the decide the eastern coast of nicaragua and costa rica which is seasonal as are all the showers started disappearing from russia for brazil and argentina but there's a concentration around bolivia in the present particular could see a couple of days of fairly heavy rain and it won't be alone. for the overthrow and exiled they appoint and say if you all all dismiss me an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency you know the true restrictions but and we will not negotiate french she is calling on we need to change this return of the president on al-jazeera. well again this is al jazeera let's take a moment to remind you of the main news this hour italy has reported a steep rise in the number of fires related deaths 919 people died in a single day and in spain the number of deaths has risen to nearly 5000. u.k. prime minister boris johnson says he's tested positive for the virus of the self isolating downing street the country's health minister s

aspire to low welcome to conflict so thank you you've made it clear that in the wake of the murder of nicaragua and all the corruption scandals that have followed that malta needs to rebuild its reputation that isn't going to happen until their body starts telling the truth is that i agree at the fact when i was appointed for and i 1st minister because they told me to go ahead and see what you can do i made it very clear i'm not a beautician or a plastic surgeon have there are a glib things which have to be dealt with they have to be dealt with in malta in terms of the reality or not of the presentation of reality where we're getting to possibly what some of those dirty things are but i'm curious why former ministers like you supported a government that you knew was rotten to the core. well when things started coming out of the time of the panama papers of last with 16 i made it very clear that thought i'd accept the bill. but you say well i stayed on. i had the choice. i admire savonarola but they had my. mortal i had to i had the survivor strategy where i could fight another but did we use th