in a convoy by hand for the center of sao paolo. where people are already waiting for them for the homeless these free mails are a blessing as rice noodles and sausage. some have only been living on the streets for a few weeks since the corona crisis left them unable to pay their rent the pandemic has driven more brazilians into poverty. i think. the government needs to leave their power says in see with their own eyes what's happening in this country. some paolo has riches but the losers in this pandemic aren't benefiting from them. at least the soccer fans are here to help. or to do was. turn up at night a visit people camped out under an overpass the soccer fans dance or go places most brazilians would never sent for 10 cars right overhead while down below desperate families have built makeshift shelters more victims of the corona crisis. just a few weeks ago this family moved back each uncovered bad and stove here from their rental apartment. now they're hoping for a better time. and the soccer fans continue to support. who give

all of that is certainly going to be part of the evidence. >> paolo, we lost paolo sandoval there.ain, the video from that shooting just horrible to see. paolo is going to stay on the ground. we'll bring you news as the investigation continues. in just minutes now, the postmaster general, he'll be back on the hot seat on capitol hill to answer questions about changes to the postal service as the election approaches. expected increased demand for mail-in voting. we'll bring you all the latest and we'll bring that to you live. stay with cnn. experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat and score. follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. with the xfinity sports zone everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. say xfinity sports zone into your voice remote today. >>> very good munchd morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. we're following breaking news this morning. any moment now the postmaster general l

the virus came to the set up some paolo and the series after richard nero because both are not yet received in a lot of flights every day. we presume that the virus. begins in brazil in our early marsh so you have some time to have the necessary social distance and there's. multiple logical actions to have wide spread of the of these 19 so you're in the 1st. 2 weeks after marsh and saying and. the whole. month of march brazil. was doing a good there are well work to contend that beyond that however and the end of marsh the presidents. aligned to the. point claiming his supporters and the aussie accent soul will not accept the decision from the minister of health and the governors of the states because it's a one of a bet sink it for the council and dole stopped. the economy and the bread. that the wanted it to happen serious problems with the column let me interrupt because i want to ask you about that so that's an interesting point that you're you're making that we've had a lot of comment and criticism of the government of paper. didn't know in this in the his attitude towards it particula

the governor of san paolo's state announced he tested positive for the virus. he's the 11th governor to be infected. brazil reported 1,175 additional deaths and more than 55,000 new cases in a 24 hour period bringing the total number of infections to well over 3.1 million. >>> health officials in india said that country hit a single day high for new cases. nearly 67,000 reported thursday. india has the third most cases in the world behind the u.s. and brazil. more than 47,000 deaths. another indian cabinet minister has also tested positive for the virus. >>> new zealand has confirmed 14 new covid-19 cases just a day after reimposing restrictions in parts of the country. many residents have rushed to stores to stock up on essentials. the prime minister is warning new zealanders to expect the outbreak to get worse before they get better. let's bring in will ripley. of course the numbers, we're talking about 14 cases. for the rest of us across the globe, this seems like nothing. >> reporter: new zealand has set itself apart. they are very quick, very decisive and

the state continues to implement its reopening plan, bars and restaurants in the capital of sao paolo state can be opened during the night. the governor there said he is not going to allow in-person schooling to resume, because he said any slip-up during this reopening could be fatal. matt rivers, cnn, mexico city. >> brazil, of course, is only one of many countries struggling to get everyone to maintain social distancing. the uk and france, not to mention the u.s., are also seeing large crowds at busy outdoor areas. call it pandemic fatigue or just not caring. michael holmes reports. >> reporter: crowded streets, packed bars. it's the weekend in rio de janeiro. and people are partying like there's no pandemic. there are few masks, no social distancing, even though the country's death toll from the coronavirus is around 100,000. "i know that i'm not doing the best thing in being here, but at least i'm using a face mask. those people are drinking, having a good time, they don't know where their cup came from." but rio isn't the only place where people are out and about without taking p

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since thursday bars and restaurants in the capital of sao paolo state can be open during the night. the governor there said he is not going to allow in-person schooling to resume because he said any slip-up during this reopening could be fatal. matt rivers, cnn, mexico city. >>> well, call it pandemic fatigue or burnout or just plain apathy, but in some places where coronavirus is raging massive groups of people are getting way too close for comfort. here's a look at some of them. crowded streets, packed bars. it's the weekend in rio de janeiro, and people are partying like there's no pandemic. there are few masks, no social distancing, even though the country's death toll from the coronavirus is around 100,000. "i know that i'm not doing the best thing in being here," one student says, "but at least i'm using a face mask. those people are drinking, having a good time. they don't know where their cup came from." but rio isn't the only place where people are out and about without taking proper precautions. crowds packing the seaside resort of blackpool in northwest england, filling t

i want a bit of an eye view mary or the opinion i was recently declared an honorary citizen of sao paolo courage and activism are widely respected but the battle is far from won. our society is still very sexist to change that we have to invest above all in education but this government is not doing that . christianity kind of by your hopes the nightmare will end one day. and that her ex will leave her in peace. so whenever if women such as maria depend you have not spoken out i might never have found the strength to report my husband and he would never have been sentenced to 3 years house arrest and. despite the courage many women display gender based violence remains a massive problem in brazil. repression and discrimination are part of life for many women around the world on our new facebook channel d.w. women you'll find stories about those taking a stand and inspiring others to do the same d.w. women gives a voice to the women. in our global ideas series we focus on the growing impact of climate change this week we turn to siberia where record temperatures of nearly 40 degree celsiu

a huge fire has raged through one of brazil's largest favelas in the city of san paolo a local fire department says more than 50 homes were destroyed one child was killed 2 other people are missing because of the fire is under investigation. brazil's far right government has published new regulations that are likely to make it even harder for rape victims to seek abortion abortions are only allowed in brazil in very few cases including rape and even those exceptions are controversial among the country's religious conservatives. the scuffles break out in front of a hospital where a 10 year old go has come to get an abortion she was raped by her uncle abortion opponents attempt to storm the hospital to stop the procedure among the members of president and presidential you both to not raise power to have. murderous things. at the doctor's. that you know is also seeking an abortion it's only legal in brazil in the case of rape or if the mother's life is in danger even so many doctors refused to carry out the procedure she says she feels about it until. a recent nor has restricted access to abortio

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in sao paolo people are calling for schools to be open hundreds of parents and teachers march together through the city schools were shut in response to the penned up. and there's concern in boston over mandatory shots the governor has ordered that students under the age of 30 must have them the idea is to take pressure off the health care system which is already stretched due to the pandemic. the ecuadorian government and the international monetary fund have struck a new $6500000000.00 economic relief deal over the lifeline has prompted fears of more. painful austerity measures ecuador has been in the grip of an economic crisis for years now and the i.m.f. has helped prop it up financially with loans to secure them ketone has had to slash funding for the public and healthcare sectors that critics say has left the country vulnerable during the pandemic it is among the hardest hit by coping 1000 in latin america. i think the everyone in the entire population had this corona virus but we did not have medical help because the doctors did not come here. to the city and we had to go and loo

you're going to put in on one day and put in place is done because of this i mean when i was young paolo because i was on the outhouse so i did the hot i want to load up what's about it i found out something you could you go after iraq to help us a little queasy you know you come up time what i was in love with and you know you remember you know i want to point out we're not going to hear some quote from the we'll call it a way to get those look up most of us particularly well but you couldn't eat at the club well believe it when i'm done listen to the police knows stuff which if you. are. not. going to do. all over all of that it doesn't look like we're going to. screw they did it affect our little. corner of the lurking out with every moment i was in tears over at one of our early date if you look at me they barely made a living over most of them of the save the amazing wrong way because people didn't think about oh i will literally have been aboard a boat with it it would be even the mother of a dog with a member of a fragile hold it will go on a whole hour or more what is going to be

this some of the worst affected countries are rolling back restrictions brazil's biggest cities sao paolo and rio de janeiro are reopening businesses even their doctors say this could lead to even more deaths mexico is also easing restrictions despite now having the world's 3rd highest number of deaths after brazil and the united states. where hundreds of military personnel are being deployed to the australian state of victoria to help enforce grown a virus isolation orders a night time curfews in place and anyone outside without a permitted reason or face large fines the state's premier says it's the only way to stop a surge in new cases nicholas gage has more. 2nd largest city public transport normally filled with workers is now near empty tough measures including an overnight curfew are in place to slow the spread of coded 19 as the number of new delhi cases remains in the triple digits and the government is doing everything in its power to make sure people stay in their homes unless it's absolutely necessary tough fines have been introduced for anyone breaching isolation apart from a

this some of the worst affected countries are rolling back restrictions brazil's biggest cities sao paolo and rio de janeiro are reopening businesses even though doctors say this could lead to even more deaths mexico is also easing restrictions despite now having the world's 3rd highest number of deaths after brazil and the united states. despite soaring infection rates hospital admissions and deaths in the united states president trump says the outbreak there is as under control as it can get at least 155000 people have died after contracting code 19 in the united states and more than 4700000 people are infected u.s. politicians are still negotiating a new emergency aid package after the latest unemployment benefit program lapsed at the end of last week in an interview on monday president trump claimed the united states has better numbers than many other nations in terms of coronavirus deaths you noted stage is lowest in numerous care to gore's were lower than the world lower lower than words of europe in what was in one take a look. right here in this case there. all you're doing death

127000000 dollars to help produce the oxford university vaccine while brazil's richest state's own paolo is working on another project with the chinese but there's little information on russia's vaccine. we have no information on their phase one phase 2 and least of all phase 3 trials brazil's technology institute tech says moscow has agreed to share its research and that the 2 countries will work closer if the vaccine proves to be safe in dealing with such a serious pandemic tech bar says it's worthwhile to put your eggs in 3 baskets not to monica and not give al-jazeera rio de janeiro. the u.s. remains by far the worst affected nation by the global pandemic in the past day and seen more than 50000 new coded 1000 cases that brings its total number of infections close to 5200000 nearly 1500 deaths were recorded on weapons day and more than 165000 have died since the start of the pandemic. the reopening of schools in the u.s. during the pandemic has become a major political battle between the white house and several states with students caught in the middle particle hain reports you can d

well is having those efficient tracing and testing back that's as well it would have to really start paolo push down those searches that have being seen in the country here and there and of course as we're seeing throughout europe sami talk about resurgence throughout europe is a big going on in germany isn't there tell us about the changing rules going on there now for those who want to return to the country. well yes there have been quite a few fears that since there have been a few local lock downs that have been put in place as well but the main thing is now that it's high season for tourism many people going away to other countries in europe with higher rates of carette of the corona virus infections that so what's the german government now wants to do is put in place now man to treat testing for visitors for people coming back to germany as well if they've been to high risk areas like spain for example certain parts of spain is particular among catalonian are all gone regions as well which should show whites price spikes really prompting fears that it could be another result of the s

sent paolo -- vw named a new chief for the skoda unit. i wanted to highlight that. health care union -- far dollarspoint million to $16.4 million -- the u.k. accounting for the bulk of those provisions it is speeding up restructuring to focus on growth in asia rather than on -- in europe and asia where things are slower. somell miss its target, so pain head. some pain ahead. about the are warning difficult outlook for the u.k.. we are taking a look at the cfos. spoke to bloomberg tv earlier. this is what he had to say. under $7 billion of credit losses in the first half. businesses most impacted in the lost we had $1.5 billion in commercial banking amongst -- just over $2 billion of expected credit losses. the big driver in the second a negative curb in terms of the economic outlook in 2020. but not enough1, to offset the sharper recession everyone is expecting this year. >> you are expecting $500 million in cost savings in the second half. will that be accelerated moving forward? bel the targeted cuts changed? does that need to be increased? >> we went into the sta

sheaf resulting in another record setting day for stocks intraday so far and paul mccully joins us now paolo, good morning. >> good morning. >> i want to get to what does this mean for bonds and bond funds? rates are not going up any time soon, but the fed wants room to lower them if there is a people. what does this mean? >> bonds don't have any intrinsic value in this new world. doesn't mean they're bad investments. they're anchoring people's portfolios but the fed passio passionately wants inflation to go up. i think the big class is the risk area and equities that are being reflected in the marketplace today. the fed wants this economy to run hot nap is good for equities versus bonds full stop >> what if you're worried that the market is running a little too hot. >> i think the market is incredibly hot it is the only game in town and there is no catalyst to keep it from going even higher marks, bull markets don't tend to stop because they're fully valued they tend to stop when you get to an extreme and also there is a catalyst going the other direction. so the object in motion most likel

berlin the 1st pandas to be born in germany have celebrated their 1st birthday at the berlin so fit and paolo have become a star attraction at the zoo since they made their public debut in january they were rewarded with some special birthday treats including a frozen birthday cake and push snow and the pandas remain the property of china as their parents who are all on loan from the tree. this is good of you news live from berlin up next eco india the theme in this week's edition is new beginnings i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks so much for being there. eco india. on this california milk is not the main product. it's down. the beach own farm in noida is that next level organic farm here local greens are treated like stars as on the mound they leave behind it's valuable material from new york and souvenirs eco can. t.w. . did beethoven in china did it did it did to do did did did did did do. did is it is about a 60 vote. to my g.p. the true king of rock n roll. so many rubber bands of stolen beethoven. and of course the subconscious always one thing is clear the band beethoven is

the difference in temperature sensitive and how draining it out of it it's been pretty wet in sao paolo for example recently there's more rain to come paragraph a bit of a focus today that 30 quiet much of a sudden chill reason and these is still covered more to come here to the pile and then the temperature is rising you've got rain on 2 or 3 of the next days significant i think and probably wanted in the caribbean think they were partly because energy tends to go into the things tropical storm jersey will stay away from all land and therefore it's just going to be a bit of an influence on the swell fish hours frequent like license morons in the caribbean a bit of a bank up in honduras and probably nicaragua or for some rain maybe something in the south of mexico to show you see another circulation taking place but again that has suggested dry a day on monday in land if not on the coast. in 2000 and. groundbreaking. preparing summer in the as. for entry into its toughest universities. we return to. helping change the face of india. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic r

. >> paolo sandoval, thank you for keeping us updated there.the pandemic continues we know you may be struggling with your bills and we want to make sure we help you out here. so every saturday, we're highlighting local cities across the u.s. to aid those of you who are really in need. >> right now, grab a phone, grab a pen, something to take this information down for someone who you think might need it. this week, we start with arkansas. today, the longley baptist church in little rock will give food away to 500 families. they'll also hand out backpacks and school supplies for children. this starts at 9:00 local time. according to a report for arkansas advocates, more than 150,000 arkansans are estimated to be food insecure since the covid pandemic happened. >> and st. john the baptist catholic church, individuals and families impacted by coronavirus, you're all encouraged to stop by. this food drive runs from 9:00 a.m. to noon or while supplies last. >> and to colorado, the bienvenidos food bank, with items to help connect pregnant women and

. >> paolo sandoval in new york. thank you. >>> we're turning to dr. peter hotez doctor of medicine and runs the center for vaccine at texas children's hospital. doctor, thank you for being here. we appreciate you and having you and getting your perspective here. i want to get your takeaway, if i could, from the numbers we got from the georgia camp, what that tells you about what we need to do and the transmission rate amongst children, which at one point most people thought was not going to that infectious. >> that's right, christi. thanks for having me. you know, we've known now for a while, studies from south korea, showing that studies of kids over the age of 10 can transmit the virus as well as adults. and awe new study until pediatrics shows a high amounts of the virus in the nose and mouth so there's a good possibility they can transmit the virus as well. the bottom line is this, where we have a lot of accelerated covid-19 transition, in georgia, across the south, it now accounts for one quarter -- or 20% of the new covid cases in the world. 20%

according to paolo alto online, they hope to address that soon the state allow small groups of students to return to campus for in-person learning. that can only happen when santa clara county has been off the state's monitoring list for at least two weeks. pal palo alto students return to class on monday. >>> the "today" show is having a discussion on special education kids as well. south san francisco schools get to sleep in another week as the superintendent asked them to delay the start of school until next monday. that's to give families a little more time to understand that phased-in reopening plan and also to give staff more time to prepare. the teachers' union does have to vote on this before they can start. >>> for all the school districts and their back-to-school plan, go to nbcbayarea.com. click on back to school plan. it's in the top left corner. >>> happening tonight,ll light . you may know if you're a stargazer that the perset is made up of debris from the tunnel. it creates bright streex in the sky as the debris breaks out. on wednesday morning, kari, the question is alwa

this is thank you now we'd like to have a quick report out fire incident public information officer paolo on top. >>hey good morning, yes, we're currently continue to work with both the sheriff's department as well as the county of sonoma on public information we want to remind our residents. i hear within the county rather than gets information from cal fire. i think how far as facebook and twitter as well as locally here how far as. well a cumberland on twitter and tell fire l a new lake sonoma his book please follow and check out our web site fire dot ca dot job, it. there's instant information we'll cover all the various incidents throughout the state. we also are use this opportunity or minor has been said that they haven't already done so to be familiar with the ready set go program is it ready for a while or not or thank you. >>great thanks to some great reminders for folks. at this point i'd like to open up questions >>are folks that all right we've been listening into a sonoma county officials giving their annual or not their annual but their daily update on the situation with th

this some of the worst affected countries are rolling back restrictions brazil's biggest cities are paolo and rio de janeiro are reopening businesses even though doctors say this could lead to even more deaths mexico is also easing restrictions but now having the world's 3rd highest number of deaths after brazil and the united states. despite soaring infection rates hospital admissions and deaths in the united states president trump says the outbreak there is under control as it can get at least 155000 people have died after contracting who had 19 in the u.s. and more than 4700000 people are infected u.s. politicians are still negotiating a new emergency aid package after the latest unemployment benefit program lapsed at the end of last week and interview on monday trump claimed the united states has better numbers than many other nations in terms of coronavirus deaths you noted stage is lowest in numerous care to gore's were lower than the world lower lower than words of europe in what was in one take a look. right here in this case there. all you're doing death is a proportion of cases

katy watson, bbc news, in sao paolo. return within the next couple of weeks. but will it also mean a big return to work? research done by the bbc shows that out of 50 of the uk's largest companies — from banks to retailers — not a single one plans to have all its staff back full time to the office in the near future. let's get more on this and cross to our business presenter, ben thompson in west london. any conversation you might have with friends or colleagues right now is whether you might be going back to work, back to the office, and what the workplace will look like. clearly the pandemic has changed so much. these figures from the bbc this morning suggesting that of the 50 biggest and employers we spoke to none of them have plans to bring back staff in the near future. the biggest issue is social distancing, how can they do it safely and accommodate the same number of staff in the building? that has all sorts of implications for the businesses that pop up around businesses, so whether that is public transport to ge