panama canal it to the united states. the u.s. navy has dismissed it the commander of an aircraft carrier who wrote a scathing letter after an outbreak of the virus on his warship captain breck closer demanded tougher action to safeguard sailors around $100.00 have tested positive the navy says the commander showed poor judgment. panama and peru have brought in gender based restrictions on people leaving their homes men and women will only be allowed outside on alternating days during the week on sunday everyone must stay home exceptions will be made up for emergency

panama introduced a national flight days. panama introduced a national flight ban yesterday.contact everybody. as much as we can. and see how it works out. it's very unsettling. there are no certainties here. 0k, well keep in touch and let us know what is happening and how you get on. i hope you managed to get home as soon as possible. if this next 30 day ban is lifted on travel, we have to wait and see. for the moment, peter grant and james baker, thank you very much. just the remainder of that statement from the foreign office. "0ur embassy in panama has already helped 85 british travellers return to the uk and continue to provide further support and advice to those who remain there." 20,000 households in england are being contacted to take part in a study to help track covid—19 in the general population. it's hoped the information, from a representative sample from across the uk, will help improve understanding of the rate of infection, and how many people are likely to have developed antibodies. 20,000 households in england are being contacted we can speak to our science

panama canal it to the united states. the u.s. navy has dismissed it the commander of an aircraft carrier who wrote a scathing letter after an outbreak of the virus on his warship captain breck closer demanded tougher action to safeguard sailors around $100.00 have tested positive the navy says the commander showed poor judgment. panama and peru have brought in gender based restrictions on people leaving their homes men and women will only be allowed outside on alternating days during the week on sunday everyone must stay home exceptions will be made up for emergency outings. well with most of us forced to stay indoors and away from our family and friends social media is helping to fill the void videos and other names have flooded the internet as a way of raising a smile during the crisis let's take a look at how some people have been showing their creative sides. if music is the medicine of the mind coronavirus house. means blowing off some steam. getting a bit more restless. how about some sports. no equipment can just

panama was then a province of columbia, not an independent country. roosevelt was dealing with columbia, but he was not getting the deal he wanted. he decided as he wrote to his secretary of state, we have two alternatives, either go back to nicaragua, or to stop dealing with the homicidal corruption bogotÁ and formant rebellion in the territory. that is what he did. toarranged with panamanians claim their province independent of columbia, then sent american naval ships to blockade panama so the colombian navy could not show up there and crush the rebellion. we immediately recognize the new government, and surprised, their first act was to grant his control over big stripped of their country. so afterward, theodore roosevelt was nervous that he was going to be accused of what he had actually done, essentially breaking a nation in half. at a cabinet meeting, he turned to his attorney general and said , do they have any case against me? can they accuse me of anything? the attorney general said, mr. president, let us not allow such a great back to be tai

canal, which we built under theodore roosevelt, back to panama or not. reagan did not want to turn it back. others did. listen to his analysis of it. this is nine years after dwight eisenhower has passed away. >> i also know the president was engaged in the problems and -- in panama. president eisenhower. president eisenhower told me the idea he had for the treaties and it was far different for anything contained in these treaties. as a matter of fact, he was toying with a very interesting idea of forming an international corporation, a shipping -- of shipping nations all the , nations in the world. a quasi-corporation for the panama and suez canal and thus, , with all participating and using those canals, there would be no possibility of one jumping the tracers. he told me that in the golf cart. mr. kopelson: they not only discussed politics, how to defeat communism, all the issues of that era, but even an issue relatively as obscure as panama during those four private meetings. world history was shaped by eisenhower and reagan's meetings and the mentor

cnn's patrick upman joins us from panama. >> reporter: jake, so this is how it works, panama alreadyome of the published restrictions of any country in the region. panama is on lockdown, you cannot cross land borders. people are not supposed to be leaving their homes unless for an emergency or buy food. panamanian authorities said too many people were still out in the street. they came up with a novel, pretty unorthodox way that a police officer can look around and see who is not supposed to be out. and so they said women now can only go out mondays, wednesdays, and fridays. men have tuesday, thursday, and saturday. and they're taking this very seriously. if you're out on a day you're not supposed to be, you can be find, hundreds have been arrested. sunday is the day that everybody is supposed to be staying home. it's the only day that men and women can be together at the same time, jake. >> patrick oppmann, thank you so much. >>> with international travel essentially shut down around the world, thousands of americans have been left stranded abroad. the desperate rescue operations by

robert shaver, a nonprofit peer test have pushed test optional for years. >> it took a panama to get colleges to see what 20 years of research and the experiences of 1100 schools have already proven. optional admissions is a superior way to evaluate applicants, it produces beer cls. cants in a more >> jeff morrow is advising students to focus on what they can control. >> the ways that you invest in your community, the impact that you have on a classroom, on a campus in your neighborhood, these are all things that are really good indicators of the ways you will invest in your community and college. >> about 1300 colleges still require tests including usc. >> i have studied so hard and if they took it away, i would feel like all my hard work was for nothing. >> preparing nightly for a test, even if the testing itself is uncertain. mary nelson, cbs news, los angeles. >> the state bar trustees recommending postponing or canceling california's bar exam. it would actually be pushed from july to september, about 9000 law students were expected to take. an are joining forces with other mlb t

after being denied entry at other ports, the zaandam was initially refused passage through the panamagers, but people later became ill on that ship, too. after making it through the panama canal and finally arriving in florida, another political battle brewed as the governor refused to allow the ships to dock. he later relented, after being urged to do so by the us president donald trump. the more than 1000 crew, though, will not be allowed off the ships, and it is not clear what will happen to them. it's a scenario being repeated elsewhere, including on the ruby princess in australia. authorities there are providing some medical support, but denying entry to the remaining crew, despite covid—19 cases on board, saying they are protecting the health system. it's my understanding that over the next couple of days, two more ships will refuel and will leave our waters back to their port of origin. many of those ships fly under flags of convenience, registered to smaller nations ill—equipped to deal with large numbers of covid—19 cases. in florida, the zaandam and rotterdam are not the las

would you ever rethink the panama decision and reincorporate here in the united states? >> as you know, liz, we are a global company. most of our income actually comes from outside the u.s. we are actually dual listed in the london stock exchange as well as new york stock exchange. we are one of the few companies in the world that are dual listed. the reality for us is our home base, our incorporated state is where we are, which is panama, and as we look forward, all things are possible but the reality is we don't see any reason to change that and we certainly wouldn't do it to be able to participate in a stimulus package or something like that. so for us, we see the world is what we are. a lot of our guests are not from the u.s., most of the incoming is not from the u.s. of course, we love being in the u.s. ourselves and we do pay taxes, as you point out. the maritime industry many many years ago had a different tax regimen than the rest of commerce because of the nature of the maritime industry, where ships are sailing around the world. so the world ended up with a dif

la travesia la vivieron en cuarentena en sus dormitorios n antes de cruzar el canal de p panapan panamardam llevaron a p a pasajeros sin sintomas de convi, despues el gobernador de la florida lo aprobo. >> hablando -- ingles . >> es una operacion humanitaria dice el alcalde del condado broward. >> los pasajheeros criticos ier a un hospital local quien tiene sinto sintomas menores tratados aca en el puerto, siy un tercer grup l llevado a sus ciudades y paises de origen. >> laudiaclaudia quiere volver. >> rogamos y rogamos que pronto lleguemos a nuestro pais. >> pesadilla similar vive el u crucero en pantalla atracado en sdian diego california con 100 s pasajeros tambien en el crucero hay pasajeros infectados de co o coronavirus pero esperan dese a desembarcar juan cooper noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias tel telemundo drama espelunznante en ecuad ecuador cadaver en las calles se descomponen. descomponen. >> iriesgo dee listerine® limpia aprácticamente un 100%. ayudando a prevenir gingivitis y el mal aliento. nunca te conformes con un 25% siempre ve por un 100% demuestra de q

panama city has gotten better in recent years and is probably one of the more. advanced countries with broadband also the bigger cities like san paulo brazil colombia one of sa is argentina have pretty you know have definitely increased internet services broadband services but you know not the free government sponsored wife and there are still gaps in services in many parts of those countries as they try to really modernize their broadband internet there and why 5 but again there are so many of these rural areas just they're just not up to speed and as a mention of broadband or as a passerby to enable and have people get free wife i have a fair and what does this actually look like more on a domestic level here in the united states what's really sad sara is that we really don't know how big the problem is really the federal communications commission actually did a study and found that 21000000 people they don't have the internet but then microsoft had their own private study and found it was $163000000.00 people but it's times like now where we're living during

$29.00 in panama city. a history of guerrilla warfare a place on the global stage. the plan gaining strength there revolutionary zeal knowing no bounds but did a series of violent acts by their splinter groups damage the palestinian cause or ensure its survival chronicling the turbulent story of the struggle for a palestinian homeland p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. well again this is al-jazeera let's take a moment to remind you of the main news the us president donald trump has dismissed the possibility of a severe 2nd wave of infections later in the year it follows a warning by one of his top health advisors that a resurgence during the winter flu season could pose a major challenge. the world health organization says the pandemic is far from over but in some parts of the world outbreaks are only just beginning w.h.o. director general says he hopes the u.s. will reconsider its freeze in funding to the agency. iran's revolutionary guard says that it successfully launched a military satellite

his biggest challenge was the panama canal treaty vote. >> the panama can now treaty was a huge debateit divided the parties, it divided republicans, people don't even think about it. it was an existential type debate. robert byrd gave a speech after mansfield does where he references it. that was his trying time. he is a little bit -- mansfield, there is a criticism that the senate was inefficient and unproductive. bird starts a legislative procedure and combines it with his principal commitment. he makes the senate operate more smoothly. you see that from the panama canal debate. he starts to learn and starts to learn how to do that. in the 1980's is when you see him shine. susan: in 1986 the senate went on television. something that senator byrd encouraged senators to support. does it end up costing him his leadership? >> some say he was not as good as his majority leader. i am not in these deliberations, but i will say that he probably saw what was happening, or was asked to push things out. but the senate was changing. the job of the senator was changing. he was an old-school sena

con la prueba de 26.000 pruebas rÁpida >>> un aviÓn de la fuerza aÉrea hondureÑo transportÓ desde panamÁplÍa a 6 semana a pesar de estos controles de la policÍa y militares mucha gente no ha hecho caso anoche mismo arrestaron a 100 personas que andaban en la calle el presidente informÓ que la meta es evitar que el paÍs tenga que activar la fase 3 de la emergencia >>> el primer ministro britÁnico boris johnson permanece en cuidado intensivo en londres, dicen que no ha desarrollado neumonÍa y no ha habido necesidad de conectarse un respirador solamente estÁ con oxÍgeno, johnson estÁ ingresado al hospital tras sÍntomas de coronavirus que simplemente no mejoraron y anoche fue trasladado a cuidados internos >>> mientras tanto el resto del mundo todavÍa lucha contra el covid-19 en wuhan, origen deiza emergencia que obligo esta pandemÍ sus 11a se millones de residentes permanecer encerrados en sus celebra e por 76l fÍas enn de la cuarentena >> asÍ se celebra con este espectÁculo de luces por fin di por f finalizada la cuarentena por primera vez desde que se desatÓ el brote en diciembre no se le

barcos se vieron obligados a atravesar, el pacÍfico del continente sudamericano, cruzar el canal de panamÁado varios paÍses se negaron a recibirlo y en este paÍs estÁbamos reacios, nunca dejamos a nadie sÓlo 270 pasajero por una francia e inglaterra en estos aviones contratados para las rutas como tu los pasajeros de argentina como uruguay y australia viajarÁn a atlanta y san fran s francisco donde otros pueblos lo llevara de vuelta a casa >>> el gobernador habÍa aceptado lo que es aumentar el riesgo >>> nada autorizado, se limita a la operaciÓn de regreso a sus hogares de los pasajeros (...( >>> siempre hay algo positivo, el abogado y dueÑo de la propiedad, ha renunciado la los meses de alquiler, incluye negocio, minoristas y rest restaurantes para ayudar a actualizar un golpe financiero por el brote de coronavirus, 65 inquilinos que tuvieron que cerrar sus negocios y sintieron alivio, por esta buena acciÓn >>> una nota positiva un sob sobreviviente, al sur de cal california ayuda a otros pacientes y cumple su promesa, de ser unos de los primeros paciente en experimentar el tratamiento de

that area and as for public transit, both bart and muni are making more changes, due to the covid-19 panama. the changes will come into a starting today and tomorrow. jackson, fulton, 10,000, 20 when he is and 31, balboa line. the changes will be in effect. the changes coming in two waves starting today, we will have more information on the second wave of service coming up tomorrow. you can always find all of that information on our website at kpix.com. >>> meanwhile, muni says five of employees have tested positive for covid-19. others are quarantining and some have underlying health conditions. they said that about 40% of the drivers will be out of the coming week. still, they are serving about 100,000 passengers a day. many of them essential workers. rthing place for the virus. >> i think the cut was really drastic. santa clara county has more than 1200 covid-19 cases and 42 deaths. >> even if we are broken, we are interested in the ventilators because we want to make sure we can get as many as we can here to santa clara th announced the state is national stockpile to help the hardest hi

. >> a pesar de que el crucero logrÓ cruzar ayer el canal de panamÁ, la odisea que viven sus pasajerospermitido que desembarque ni siquiera por razones humanitarias. partiÓ de buenos aires a inicios de marzo con 1800 pasajeros, pero al menos unas 400 personas que no presentan sÍntomas fueron transportadas en aguas panameÑas a otra embarcaciÓn . ambos cruceros tienen ahora como destino el mismo en la florida. el alcalde del condado recordÓ a quienes se oponen a que el crucero desembarque en tierras estadounidenses. en el interior de la embarcaciÓn existen compatriotas que necesitan ayuda. se espera que lleguen al sur de la florida entre miÉrcoles y jueves. pero las autoridades temen que los pasajeros enfermos abruma en los hospitales locales. >> el jefe de la policÍa de broward sostiene que es un reto evitar contagios y a la vez no infringir derechos humanos y constitucionales de estas personas. pasajeros varados piden ayuda desesperada desde sus cabinas. muchos han sido impedidos de salir de sus habitaciones. se preguntan dÓnde quedó la compasiÓn humana ante semejante vulnerabilidad. e

one of the questions was should the us relinquish control of the panama canal. and if you were against that you are on god's side, if you were for that you are on satan's side or something like that and even that i think is pretty silly . there is no book of the panama can out in the bible and doesn't tell us what todo in some situations like that . we won't pretend to say we know what to do we may sometimes give our opinion but we say we don't know . we're not experts so we've been using it for 20 years and it helps us to avoid using the bible which was a tendency among theological conservatives or under using it which is a tendency among theological liberals so we tried to take strong stands where the bible is clear and we avoid doing that when the bible isn't and we have the opportunity to get things right by trying to practice biblical objectivity but christians are not immune to the temptations and pressures of journalists and that leads to my lastpoint number nine . as ji packer a great theologian summed up, god saves sinners and that's important. god is n

tambiÉn a la doctora melissa alvarado en panamÁ.n nosotros las fotos de sus verdaderos hÉroes utilizando este hashtag. carolina: maÑana mucho mÁs en tu "ediciÓn digital". me encanta acabar con estos hÉroes hispanos del coronavirus. borja: muchÍsimas gracias a todos, hasta maÑana. ♪ ♪ ♪ cecilia: conductores de uber y lift pide que se les respeten como trabajadores independientes. >es una de las industrias que mÁs entretiene, hoy el coronavirus los ha dejado sin fiesta en dÓnde tocar, hoy llega una fiesta muy especial a la ciudad de los Ángeles, les tenemos las imÁgenes. erika: es intÉrprete de lenguaje americano de seÑas, acompaÑa todos los dÍas la autoridad de los Ángeles een los informes

that beyond panama a bit of costa rica's not very much going on so that the caribbean and the gulf of mexico that old frontal system a breeze if you shannon bahamas of course florida vacation a shower develop in mexico as well but it's nothing out of the ordinary for this time of year is still fairly active weather wise in the u.s. we've had some deep cold air plunging down through the central plains states and that fronts to represents a division between the colder and the warmer which means more stay snow going through just the southern great lakes or any of the northeast corner that this could be potentially quite stormy the last night was very story that contrasts interview isn't quite as great so it shouldn't be quite as bad but the next cup. the days are running into the weekend they will be significant storms significant run up in the northeast corner little bit of snow and slowly recovering temperatures. join the global conversation off the bubble expand their brains maybe have a different view is a dialogue women in cambodia are in fact telling their here we don't know how mu

when he was in the ford white house he supported one of ford's ventures which was the panama canal treaty. in the next year as a freshman, as he is running for congress, he opposes the treaty. so he doesn't treat what he is doing in the white house as white house chief of staff as his own deep beliefs. he is a hired gun rated and actually when this carries forward in the george hw bush administration, when he is secretary of defense he does work well with bush senior, baker, scowcroft, but he is also more conservative on the issues. so, there is country at ukraine cheney was the precise opposite of donald trump, the issue was do we push for the breakup of the soviet union, or do we hold closely to gorbachev and not try to push them on the soviet republics they would stick with gorbachev and cheney was at the pentagon and the words of of his aides, the breakup of the soviet union was devoutly to be wished. he was more anti-soviet than the bush white house. so once again, you see cheney there is a view of himself, his own views and then there is hired gun, ultimately i have got to sign onto

de navegar a la deriva luego de cruzar desde el ocÉano pacÍfico al atlÁntico a travÉs del canal de panamÁonavirus. 190 presentan sÍntomas de gripe. todavÍa no se sabe si todos ellos podrÁn desembarcar. la gente estÁ muriendo en el barco, dijo hoy el presidente donald trump. sugiriÓ al gobernador de la florida, ron de santis, que permita que la embarcaciÓn ancla en el cuerpo para que los enfermos pueden recibir atenciÓn mÉdica, y los extranjeros sean repatriados. de santis dijo que permitirÁ que los 40 y nueve pasajeros residentes de la florida puedan salir del encierro en el que se encuentran. sin embargo, hay otros 304 estadounidenses al interior que buscan una soluciÓn a su situaciÓn, el resto son pasajeros extranjeros. la preocupaciÓn de las autoridades locales es que los enfermos saturen los congestionados hospitales floridanos. Ás no sean estadounidenses, pero se on seres humanos, dijo una de las pasajeras saludables de crucero, que ante la crisis fue transportada con otros turistas asintomÁticos a otra embarcaciÓn, que tambiÉn se aproxima a la florida. el padre de amy tiene neumonÍa

oportunidad, el doctorcuenta que debido a su experiencia tratando pacientes con alergias, asma, en panamÁtuvo muy grave. lleva tres semanas sin ver a su esposa y a sus hijos. >> creo que no entienden quÉ tan grave estuve pensÉ lo diré cuando regrese a casa. >> tenÍa listo el respirador artificial pero nunca lo llegÓ a utilizar. y sÉ que durante sus 50 aÑos ha llevado una ley-- una vida saludable, y al parecer eso lo salvÓ. >> estamos haciendo algo empÍrico, que era lo que había dado resultados en algunos lugares. >> su recuperaciÓn la atribuye a un costoso tratamiento.es una sustancia que se elabora con anticuerpos que se extraen de la sangre de muchos donantes sanos. el don por aspira que para el lunes le den el alta del hospital. lo primero que harÁ es llegar a casa, baÑarse, y darle un abrazo sus tres hijos y esposa. buenas noticias que nos motivaen medio de tanto drama. fÉlix: y esta pandemia no sÓlo pone a prueba la creatividad de cientÍficos y mÉdicossino de jÓvenes. ellos han logrado ayudar a los empleados mÉdicos con un medio de protecciÓn bÁsico pero novedoso. >> ese es el produc

is a tropical research institute in panama which goes back more than 100 years. the smithsonian went down there during the construction of the panama canal to do environmental research to understand the impact of joining up the two watersheds. coastal a big focus on marine ecosystems. there is a station in florida, maryland, another in belize. an smithsonian is running observatory with harvard that has its roots in something more than 100 years old. they were leading the team that photographed the blackhole last year. global volcano program. there is an arctic study center and a lot more. the smithsonian is active in rescue heritage wreck when there is an earthquake or hurricane and also abroad in haitisyria, brazil, collaborating with the military to safeguard cultural heritage and recognize diluted artifacts. the smithsonian is also operating in outer space. they are running the x-ray telescope observatory for nasa. this tradition of research in the depths it gives to the collections and ongoing work of the institution is one of the things that set it apart. so

.>>> new this morning, union reps are calling on stanford to pay laid- off workers amid the panama. they want the university to pay up wages and benefits to the current quarter into june. they say of the roughly 230 food service in an april 30 email between the union and stanford vice president of employee and labor relations, alex curry is a said the university is concerned about the impact of the current pandemic from all members of the community but that stanford is not the employer of any of the workers represented by that union. now, also at that campus, students are starting to pack up and move out because their rooms were picked to house covid-19 healthcare workers are first responders, some students are getting emails that read in part these needs are very real and we must help to ensure our entire community has the resources it needs as demand for medical services increases. now, stanford says this move was at the request of multiple local agencies. no word yet on exactly how many students have been affected.>>> provider you record >>> a suspect is still on the loose and th

panama is taking a new if somewhat unorthodox measure to try to combat the spread of coronavirus separationf the sexes starting today only women will be able to leave their homes tobuy necessities on monday wednesday and friday men in panama will be allowed to venture outde run errands on tuesday thursday and turday everyone will have to st home on sunds. the restrictions will last for at according to government officials.according to health officials these are some of the toughest measures in the region to tie to try to stop thspread of the lness. >>a separating fas fr its can you getest for >>while many americans are being forced to stay home myths about ronavirus continue to spread sve's for a show breaks down one more miss tonight this one claims that you can take an online test to detmine whether you have covid-19. >>the rapid spread of covid-19 across the world has peoe everywhere fearing they may become infected and that's where tes come in and some people think that is a test that thy can take in the privacy of their home. here's the myth you can take an online have covid-19 this my

. >>> i am meteorologist paul hagan, check this out, lightning, wind and rain swinging through panama city florida . the severe weather has left behind extensive damage. falling trees, smashed trailers, debris filling the streets . the storm even brought down some power lines as well. the city is working on cleaning up the damage. they were hoping to finish up today . but there is more severe weather happening right now in the middle of the country . it is peak severe weather . >> it is really hard to shelter in place when all of that is going on and emergency crews are trying to help everybody . >>> opposite situation for us were everybody wants to enjoy the rest of the day . we are tracking some subtle changes as we head into the weekend . it will be more noticeable along the coast on the bay . right now cloud free skies today . clouds are offshore but that marine layer is going to make its way onshore, the cooler temperatures were already making their cells unknown . temperatures are still in the upper's 80s in concord, mid 80s in santa rosa . 65 degrees right now in the city as th

jorge: el crucero cruzÓ el canal de panama, lleva muertos y contagiados. 130 sÍntomas.bordo. ilia: en medio del aislamiento un grupo de indocumentados ve con miedo mientras la pandemia los acorrala en un refugio. jorge: esperanza de ayuda para inmigrantes. ilia: un pastor desafia la cuarentena y ahora enfrenta la justicia. justicia. bienvenido a los "iunaited", juan. ¡sí! gracias! ¡salud! ¡qué gusto verte! bueno, vamos a ver. oigan, vi que en la casa están pensando llenar el censo, pero, ¿no es peligroso? ¡para nada! hace diez años estaba como tú. lo llené, y mírame, aquí sigo. tu información personal no se puede compartir ni con la migra ni con la policía. no te preocupes. Órale, ¡pues está bien!, ¿no? ¿listos para ordenar? ¿nos trae un formulario del censo, por favor? llena el censo hoy. dale forma a tu futuro. empieza aquÍ. los jorge: los indocumentados perdieron sus trabajos o le recortaron horas y no recibirÁn ayuda. decenas de ellos se refugiaron en campamento secreto por el miedo. pero permitirieron que las cÁmaras entren y contaron sus temores. reportera: aquÍ v

.>>> stocks fell friday having another down week amid the coronavirus panama, the dow dropped 360 points, the nasdaq fell 114, and the s&p 500 lost 38. crude oil prices are lower once again this morning, oil has been plunging due to a price war between saudi arabia and russia, there is little optimism resolution will be struck as the meeting scheduled for today between the two countries has been delayed. and because of the coronavirus, zooms videoconferencing software has suddenly become part of millions of american lives. but, privacy concerns when uninvited participants are growing problem. they tell the wall street journal he really messed up by not making the internet conferencing platform more secure. he says zoom is working on stronger into end encryption, but admits that is months away. people staying home, amazon is getting slammed with orders, the company wants to hire 100,000 more workers to meet the band. >> if you are going to walgreens, you may see a few little changes, the pharmacy chain is now providing face covers for workers at stores and distribution centers to protect

panama d doesn't h have a a genr identity policy right now. amy: in papakistan, dozens of doctors and nurses were arrested in the city of quetta monday as hundreds protested the government's failure to provide them with personal protective gear. riot police also reportedly beat them with batons. pakistan has reported nearly 4000 covid-19 cases and over 50 deaths. india has stepped up plans to halt exports -- stepped back plans to halt exports of the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine after the trump administration threatened to retaliate against the planned move. india is the world's largest producer of hydroxychloroquine, which president trump has repeatedly encouraged americans to try and touted as a game changer in treating covid-19 symptoms despite medical experts warning more tests are needed. the two french doctors have provoked outrage after suggesting last week that a vaccine for the coronavirus could be tested in africa. the world health organizations rector general tedros adhanom ghebreyesus, who is from ethiopia mccall the comment

reviewed and verified more than 3 years worth of footage it tells a horrific story on my show 100. 1 and panama canal who really. he. just had a secret location outside me in ma we meet a former member of the activist group for his safety while hiding his identity money. when i got up to all of them i do not want to become a billionaire i mean i don't want to be out of india. and we're going to. you know believe it you can work it is it went out to be family. he filmed this interview just before the mass exodus in 2017 that so hundreds of thousands of rohingya fleeing bangladesh. got. nearly 3 years on we managed to track down the woman in the video. she now lives in bangladesh inside the world's largest refugee camp. the scars on karim. are a constant reminder of what happened to her in myanmar she says hundreds of soldiers attacked her home in church been a village on the 27th of august 2017 when she and her baby were shot. why bad blood out of what i get a handle on i don't want to meditate or go by that there was no way that i want to or don't i want to be on how little love allowed the lif

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