the sao paulo soccer fans are leading pro-democracy protests despite the pandemic. printed on money for stuff we corinthian supporters were also among the 1st to take to the streets in the 1980 s. to protest against the military dictatorship that's the spirit of this flag that the oil business up on the counter. once again fighting for freedom since both sonando is stirring up hatred against minorities against blacks and homosexuals and demonstrators want to show that it's unacceptable and we must stand up for our rights more forcefully. and unlike now our fellow brazilians. feel that because in 2018 the majority of them elected a murderer as president. of. their own so angry that both sonar has downplayed the coronavirus pandemic even though kofi 19 has claimed over 110000 lives in brazil. the custom of the sisterhood the government in the capital stands for the spirit of racism and fascism. and we fans are fighting against that western edge go back to. the capital brasilia is a place of pilgrimage of also not of the fans here said bell rope of aleo meets with peop

atkatyn, bbc news and sao paulo. jane: grim milestone.e in chicago will limit access to the city'saf downtown r a night of violence and looting. there will also be a heavy police presence until further notice. social media videos from the weekend showed hundreds of people rating stores,erollowing an acation involving a suspect with a gun. more than 100 people have been arrested. cathe main oppositioidate in belarus said she considers herself the winner of sunday' presidential election. on monday, the electoral commission said the incumbent ha won 80% of the vote. but there had been allegations of widespread boat thing. the political division comes after a night of sometimes violent protests across the country. the actor antonio banderas says he has tested positive for covid-19 and is in quarantine. writing on twitter, he said he is feeli well, butre a bit more than usual. he is the latest hollywood star to announce they have tom hanks and idris elba has also been second. you are watching "bbc world new america." still to ce, making masks

he's a free agent after leaving burnley at the end ofjune, and will compete with paulo gazzaniga to beugo lloris' deputy at spurs. and hart's former manchester city team mate vincent kompany has retired from playing. he's 3a and spent last season as player—coach of the belgian side anderlecht. he'll now focus full time on management. ronnie 0'sullivan says a seventh world snooker title would be fantastic after his latest

natalia pasternak in sao paulo, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, stephen, for having me.easure to have you on the programme. let's start with the claim from your president, jair bolsonaro, that the worst of the coronavirus epidemic in brazil is now over. would you agree? of course not. we're still in the middle of it... ..if we're lucky. and the president seems to be completely disconnected from reality, really. that's the way he's been behaving from the start. so, he has no real measure of the dangers and the gravity of this pandemic. you talk of the numbers. the numbers are horrible — more than 116,000 brazilians dead as a result of coronavirus, well over 3.5 million cases already. but if one looks across the region, across latin america, brazil is by no means alone here. countries from peru to mexico have suffered very badly. and of course, brazil's numbers are worse because it's a bigger country. but this is a regional problem, not a brazil problem. i think it is a regional problem but brazil sets a terrible role model for its neighbouring countries, being the largest

natalia pasternak in sao paulo, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, stephen, for having me.pleasure to have you on the programme. let's start with the claim from your president, jair bolsonaro, that the worst of the coronavirus epidemic in brazil is now over. would you agree? of course not. we're still in the middle of it... ..if we're lucky. and the president seems to be completely disconnected from reality, really. that's the way he's been behaving from the start. so, he has no real measure of the dangers and the gravity of this pandemic. you talk of the numbers. the numbers are horrible. more than 116,000 brazilians dead as a result of coronavirus, well over 3.5 million cases already. but if one looks across the region, across latin america, brazil is by no means alone here. countries from peru to mexico have suffered very badly. and of course, brazil's numbers are worse because it's a bigger country. but this is a regional problem, not a brazil problem. i think it is a regional problem, but brazil sets a terrible role model for its neighbouring countries, being the large

casi el 25% de las muertes provienen são paulo.l 1 de noviembre, esta decisiÓn fue tomada para evitar un aumento de los casos de gripes. en todo el estado durante la crisis de salud, causada por el covid-19. vea cÓmo los daÑos puede ocasionar el covid-19 de los Órganos vitales, y las secuelas que deja la enfermedad. puede cambiar en la vida las personas aÚn despuÉs de la recuperaciÓn. >> en el dÍa dos , o el día tres. de oxÍgeno bajÓ, mÁs bajo de 60. es cuando me ponen el tubo y me pone la mÁquina para respirar, cuando entrÓ todas las enfermeras en el hospital. le vamos a poner la mÁquina como oxÍgeno, me voltearon un poco, no les voy a echar mentiras. tenÍa mucho miedo. reportera: eso se da luego de que su padre que tambiÉn es mÉdico, diera positivo el covid-19. >> yo estaba en contacto con mi papÁ, misiÓn la aprueba y llegó positivo. pero yo no tenÍa ningÚn sÍntoma. reportera: de pequeÑo le diagnosticaron asma, lo que lo hizo mÁs vulnerable tras enfermedad. >> es como la presiÓn en el pecho. reportera: desde el dÍa que fue hospit

well prepared for students theyg to online, whether start the school year online like we are in sÃo paulo where we go to face-to-face instruction, or need to move in between throughout the school year. alix: avenues is, why far, one of the top schools in new york. all the wall street kids go there. there has been conversation about inequity when it comes to education, particularly during the pandemic, made much worse. are you doing anything with scholarships or something to ?each out jeff: we have over 300 students that will be part of avenues community this year who are receiving financial assistance. the things that we have tried to do is share any of our learning freely with other schools in the u.s. and around the globe. we hosted webinars in distance learning. what are the principles of what good online learning looks like so that as schools are pivoting to remote, they were sharing some of our learning as well as our reopening plans that we published for each of our schools. there is a lot that school can do in order to make the environment safer as we go back to face-to-face instru

was very harsh aereo and the other soccer fans in sao paulo now see things differently for them also not oh is inhumane and a danger to brazilian democracy. which is for i thought your freedoms there's another virus worse than the coronavirus of little. houses the racism and right wing extremist policies of our government when i was still mislaid almost single variable. data mining the divisions are growing even deeper between those championing a right wing revolution. and bums fighting for the future of democracy in brazil. there was. any ultimate summer fashion item from straw man yes from raffia this natural product is now popular with many designers but isn't that totally natural fashion magazines in cap walks show that it's not the fashion industry is transforming listener to real into old couture sustainable and fairly produced your romex. d w. did beethoven in ventura. this is due to. the romance of stolen beethoven. of course the subconscious always. the itself with the biggest composer of all time i can't even begin to imagine a world class horn player centralist on a musica

he's a free agent after leaving burnley at the end ofjune, and will compete with paulo gazzaniga to beis' deputy at spurs. hart's won 75 caps for england over his career. while david silva hasjoined spainsh side real sociedad after winning 11 trophies over 10 years with manchester city, the club have announced plans for a statue at the etihad stadium after his 10 year spell. simona halep is the latest big name in tennis, to pull out of this month's us open because of the coronavirus pandemic. halep is the current world number two, and says she's decided not to play in new york because of what she calls the "exceptional circumstances" we're living in at the moment, adding that her health is at the heart of the decision. the current wimbledon champion is the sixth top 10 player to opt out of the grand slam, which is being played behind closed doors from the 31st august. england and pakistan played out a draw in the second test at the ageas bowl in southampton. the result was all but confirmed with bad weather decimating the test. more rain prevented play starting until 20 past three in t

paulo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> a look at cases around the world for you. australia has declared a state of disaster in victoria after 671 new coronavirus cases and 7 deaths reported saturday. officials announced new lockdown measures in melbourne. evenly one person can go out once a day to pick up goods. recreational activities will be stopped and a new curfew will be implemented. the new restrictions will be in effect for six weeks. >>> several countries saw record-breaking increases for the coronavirus on saturday. mexico reported its highest daily number of new cases and deaths in the past 24 hours. mexico now has the third highest number of fatalities worldwide. the philippines are reporting the largest single day increase from the pandemic. more than 2,000 people in the nation have died. >>> south africa has just surpassed more than half a million cases. it is the hardest hit nation on the african continent with the fifth highest number of known cases in the world. south africa's national department of health reported more than 10,000 new confirmed in

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he's a free agent after leaving burnley at the end ofjune, and will compete with paulo gazzaniga to bemer manchester city colleague vincent kompany has retired from playing. he's 3a and spent last season as player—coach of the belgian side anderlecht. he'll now focus full time on management. and staying with city because they have announced plans for a statue at the etihad stadium of the departing david silva. silva's 10—year spell at city came to an end

want a bit of an eye view mary had the opinion i was recently declared an honorary citizen of sao paulo 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 right all hopes the nightmare will end one day. and that her ex will leave her in peace. so whenever you know if women such as maria depend you had 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 the threatening situation for all the northern thrain decorating way of life so to say. the reindeer need to keep moving in any one spot there's not much to eat and they would quickly starve to death so the herders need to move with them. to one half 1000 kilometers to the east india the capital of the republic of soka also known as yakutia ki

public schools in sao paulo have been closed since mid-may but are to resume classes in october. officials say ththey will reconsiderer the schededule. johns s hopkins ununiversity's global tally of cocoronavirus infections statands at more tha 22 million as of 3:00 p.m. on wednesday japan time. more than 780,000 people have died. >>> north korea claims it is one of the few countries without a single case of covid-19, but sweden says issues related to the virus have forced it to temporarily pull its diplomats from the country. the swedish foreign embassy in pyongyang remains open but is being staffed by local employees. the embassy represents the united states and others without ties to the country. they have had strict virus prevention measures including tough border controls. britain and germany have already withdrawn their personnel from north korea saying the restrictions make it difficult to rotate staff. >>> the virus is resurging in south korea. the prime minister announced restrictions as a precautionary measure. >> translator: if we cannot regain control of the virus now

zeiner is an musician ry ality the multimedia show in sao paulo. in 16. w. . more. like . oh. my god just up our sleeve for the russian song. state. so many different walks of life because some are. oddly tried but all of this comes straight from the heart it's what i see you because there's no more delusion the march will in trucks coming. from the 1st of the last to their final resting place the russians d.w. documentary. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself keep your distance wash your hands if you can date and how we do w. me for here for you we are working tirelessly to keep you informed on all of our platforms we're all in this together and together we'll make it through to. stay safe everybody stay safe stay safe stay safe increase stay safe. this is deja vu news live from berlin clashes between police and protesters. after state media say president alexander. is set to win another election by a landslide police deploy it water cannon tear gas and stun grenades in the heart of mins

. >> announcer: i'm shasta darlington in sao paulo.as claimed new victims in brazil, including the grandmother of first lady michelle bolsonaro, who died overnight after being hospitalized for weeks with covid-19. the governor of so paulo also announced on wednesday that he tested positive for the virus, making him brazil's 11th governor to become infected. meanwhile, brazil reported 55,000 new cases in the last 24 hours and 1075 additional deaths. >> our thanks to all of our additional reporters. >>> a qanon believer who also peddles racism is one step closer to congress and she has the enthusiastic support of president trump. a deeper dive, next. ple... and . but don't avoid taking care of your eyes, because we're here to safely serve you with new procedures that exceed cdc guidelines and value your time. visionworks. see the difference. how to get their dishes as clean as possible. i tell them, you should try cascade platinum plus the power of oxi. cascade platinum + oxi breaks down food soils some detergents can leave behind, washi

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here in sao paulo, it was in the big cities like sao paulo and rio where the virus started.interior, smaller towns and cities and more rural areas. that's where the virus is now heading, where the pressure is for the health authorities. the polls have just closed in the belarus presidential election and the exit polls show a sweeping victory it's the sixth time mr lukashenko has ran for presidency and he's been in powerfor 26 years. the intial results of a national exit poll show he has an overwhelming victory. several of his rivals were put in prison — orfled into exile — earlier this summer. his rivals include a political novice — svetla na tsikhanouskaya — who stepped into the race and has drawn big crowds to rallies across the country, calling for change. a key figure of her campaign, veronika tsepkalo, has reportedly fled the country for safety reasons. dr nigel gould—davies is senior fellow for russia and eurasia, international institute for strategic studies, who served as a british diplomat in belarus. hejoins us from south london. president lukashenko won 80% in 201

katy watson has this report from the capital sao paulo.e mostly poor neighbourhoods with some of the highest death tolls. this in the worst hit city in all of brazil. this woman has waited outside of the hospital every day since her mother was admitted a month ago. now intubated, it‘s not clear what her chances are of surviving. her name is called out and she heads inside for an update while others wait their turn. 15 minutes later, she has news. "she‘s stable, but the future is uncertain," she tells me. "there are days we see improvements. there are days when she regresses. we are fighting, and we are praying." this community health worker has never been so busy. she lives and works in another of the city‘s poor and badly hit areas. every day, she knocks on her neighbours‘ doors, checking how they‘re doing and handing out masks. it‘s easy to see how the virus can spread in these packed in neighbourhoods. this woman, a domestic worker, caught covid along with her entire family. translation: at the beginning, people were very resistant. the

paulo was one of the typical gothic to stave off the so-called march of the march quarter just every household had behinds to harvest honey for their own you. you know what these vault. got a lot of these. i mean whatever you're going after their walker lindh them and form colonies there's going to. leave as one of the few people who breeds bees according to the old tradition he was the bee hives much like his ancestors but instead off in the walls of the house the bees now live in the garden. with every flowering plant needs to be pollinated the hives like this the pollination of the blondes not back. later we can also harvest honey that's about. the materials that uses to build the highs are from the region using local products makes the hives both affordable and by mentally friendly their appearance is reminiscent of the traditional him actually cottages. in the past i only used to be used to produce honey i was satisfied with whatever little money i earn from it when i started taking courses i learned about the significant growth of the claim pollination especially here in the ma

my boy a bit of an eye view mary had the opinion i was recently declared an honorary citizen of sao paulo courage and activism now 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 at all or. 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 celsius

we could not cross to our middle east correspondent paula slayer in tel aviv paulo what more can you tell us about the dell. devastating explosion. when it's not our was off to the blast happened and still there are ambulances on the scene there off airing wounded people to hospitals although the hospitals themselves are reporting that they can no longer handle the volume of people who are being brought to them you mentioned the figures we are receiving figures of 73 people who are confirmed dead and at least 3700 people who have been injured but it is life you that those figures will climb some of the people are still trapped in the rubble emergency services struggling to reach them and the blast has flattened much of the city's port area eyewitnesses report seeing a huge plume a mushroom over the city as well as fires that broke out everywhere and army helicopters are also still on the scene helping to put out those fires now the lebanese president has taken to twitter and he has said that the blast was caused by 2700 tons of ammonium nitrate that he said was stored in a beirut por

sebastien: it has been working very efficiently in brazil in sÃo paulo and rio.onverted rooms into offices by taking the bed away. it is a question of offering corporations through a subscription model the way for them to use the hotels of the network and 110 countries and offering that alternative to their employees where you don't have to go back to the office, but we don't want you to stay at home because you are too confined. we don't feel it is going to be deployed too soon. it has to go through those large organizations. i think there is something there to be tapped. we can't be blind. we have to act. manus: ok, i've just come back from greece. 50% of the hotels were closed. this gives me a sense that a lot of independent operators are going to fall away, they don't have your cash file. so you say make a in the domestic markets. will you actively look at opportunities in mainland europe? where is the most appealing location for you to pick up value and new relationships? sebastien: certainly in europe. asia-pacific, indonesia, malaysia, singapore. as we spe

some of the worst affected countries are still rolling back restrictions brazil's biggest cities sao paulo and rio de janeiro a reopening businesses mexico is also easing restrictions despite having the world's 3rd highest number of deaths. one of nigeria's largest airlines the sank more than 70 pilots and ground crew private carrier peace also plans to cut salaries of remaining staff by up to 40 percent it serves major cities within nigeria west africa and the middle east but like many other airlines source business slump because of travel restrictions. this is al jazeera coming to you live from doha one story dominating the headlines this hour a massive explosion 11 miles capital beirut has killed at least 78 people and injured thousands more as a shockwave smash through the city. the blast took place at a port warehouse where around $2700.00 tons of ammonium nitrate had been stored for years hospitals say they're overwhelmed lebanon's prime minister has addressed the nation he said those responsible will pay the price. it would not pass without accountability those responsible for these

in sao paulo people are calling for schools to be opened hundreds of parents and teachers marched either through the city schools were shot in response to the pent up. and there's concern in boston over mandatory flu vaccine 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 to. the ecuadorian government and the international monetary fund have struck a new $6500000000.00 economic relief deal with a lifeline. has prompted fears of more painful austerity measures ecuador has been in the grip of an economic crisis for years now i mean i am half has helped prop it up financially with loans to secure them kido has had to slash funding for the public and health care sectors that critics say has left the country vulnerable during the pandemic is among the hardest hit by coping 1000 in latin america. am. less than the everyone in the entire population had this corona virus but we did not have medical help because the doctors did not come here they are only in the city and we have to g

as a doctor down to sail paulo she talks about how you can engage community at the do it do we have the. i mean one of the key challenges in conducting research in science. and such as president is how to meaningfully communities not only during their recruitment phase of the recession or not also during this season of the. how the procedures. and in particular if we think about. these things might be the hardest hit and any because of their inherent vulnerabilities we need to be able to listen to their voices and address. not how do we make sure as you mention the power structures before your 1st answer how do we make sure that. people of color this is being tested on access to it is wealthier people what people essentially. absolutely and i think that that reinforces one of the key elements in ethics such as the importance of both public and human and community engagement i've spent time in south africa looking at this issue in the context of. this is also come up in microbicide trials etc communities can have backlash biomedical intervention if they feel that they have being exploite

paulo, -- alix: do the accent? scarlet: i cannot. it would be embarrassing.t aside more money but revenue came in more than expected. easyjet adding flights despite the pandemic. the july low, 84%. that means the plane flew 84% full in the month, a huge contrast what we are seeing the u.s.. up 5.4%. a big problem is that restaurants, bars, and sports arenas were all closed. organic sales fell eight performed for -- 8.4%. alix: that might've been the most entertaining market check. scarlet: aim to please. alix: scarlet fu. , portfolioley manager at bank in templeton, katrina, i wanted to touch on bp. do you want to buy in oil company does not going to be an oil company still has a 5% dividend yield? i think the dividend yield is what makes it exciting. normally when we have large dividend cuts we see stocks go down. that is a real testament to the fact they came out to an ambitious and comprehensive plan to try to transition their company away from its carbon moresive footprint into renewable and more energy efficient production. one of the things we did not l

some of the worst affected countries are still rolling back restrictions brazil's biggest cities sao paulo and rio de janeiro are reopening their businesses mexico is also easing restrictions. the zimbabwean president. is defending his government against allegations of a renewed crackdown on dissent one local human rights group says more than 60 people have been arrested since last week the government enforced a virus lockdown just days before planned protests last friday the opposition says this was aimed at stopping its rally calling for men and gargle and the ruling party to resign. sri lanka's about old south asia's 1st major elections during a pandemic president rajapaksa and his party want to win a majority this time critics however say it could see him and his brother the interim prime minister mahinda rajapaksa leaving power minal fernandez reports. well indeed i think his son dylan was inducted in september 2008. he was one of 11 young men kidnapped to be ransomed a group within the sri lankan navy including its highest ranking officers have been implicated. that we just want our

katie watson, bbc news, in sao paulo.hurricane laura heads towards them. tanya dendrinos reports. lengthy queues on the coast, residents heeding evacuation orders and getting out while there is still time. just from a historical perspective, laura is shaping up a lot to look like rita did 15 years ago, in terms of its forecasted intensity and the forecasted spot where it will make landfall in south—western louisiana. again, we don't say that to scare anybody but that point of reference sometimes helps in order to make sure that people understand the seriousness of the situation and that they take the necessary precautions. the storm is expected to move through the gulf of mexico and make landfall as a category three hurricane. the storm struck the caribbean on monday have destroyed homes and killed at least 20 people. bringing strong winds and lashing rain more than 500,000 residents have been told to leave cities in louisiana and texas as both states brace for the worst. there will be a lot of devastation upon texas as t

he's a free agent after leaving burnley at the end ofjune, and will compete with paulo gazzaniga to beis career. and hart's former teammate, vincent kompa ny, has retired from playing. he's 3a and spent last season as player—coach of the belgian side anderlecht, but he'll now focus full time on management. while david silva hasjoined spainsh side real sociedad after winning 11 trophies over ten years with manchester city, the club have announced plans for a statue at the etihad stadium after his ten—year spell. simona halep is the latest big name in tennis to pull out of this month's us open because of the coronavirus pandemic. halep is the current world number two, and says she's decided not to play in new york because of what she calls the "exceptional circumstances" we're living in at the moment, adding that her health is at the heart of the decision. the current wimbledon champion is the sixth top ten player to opt out of the grand slam, which is being played behind closed doors from 31 august. england and pakistan played out a draw in the second test at the ageas bowl in southampt

you have in the affluent areas water off the debts from parents with the poorest areas here in sao paulo or in religion there are father to 4 where appreciate your time and thank you for joining us on al-jazeera thank you lynn. hong kong is condemning the u.s. for imposing sanctions on its leaders calling the decision despicable and shameless sheet music of carol lam and the current and former police chief said among 11 officials whose u.s. assets will be frozen sarah clarke reports from hong kong. the united states went directly to the top singling out hong kong chief executive kerry land and imposing sanctions on any american assets she has also targeted is hong kong's police chief chris tang his predecessor and other officials americans and u.s. businesses are banned from dealing with them the u.s. secretary of state said the sanctions target individuals responsible for imposing a national security law in hong kong my palm pilot says the sweeping legislation is unacceptable and cartels political freedom in the city pro-democracy activist joshua wall was quick to applaud the decision i

of the worst affected countries are still rolling back restrictions missiles biggest cities south paulo and rio de janeiro are reopening businesses and mexico is relaxing rules john holmes has more from mexico city. latin america has crossed the 5000000 mark to code the cases packed cities poverty the lack of formal jobs are helping spread. the love the factors may also be at play resilin the region's most populous country has a president that opposed to quarantine. mexico in 2nd place as a leader who doesn't like mask and initially resisted social distancing now in other countries like bolivia with death count is sure in. elections originally slated for may have been put back to look tobar the divisive interim president remains at the helm for opponents a furious. the people are abandoned there are no jobs and the health system has collapsed the special police unit has picked up thousands of bodies from houses on the streets. and to think that in some places there have been 30 dead 50 dead piled up in that corpses every day showing up in the streets it's because families don't have the

he's a free agent after leaving burnley at the end ofjune, and will compete with paulo gazzaniga to beurs. and hart's former manchester city team—mate vincent kompany has retired from playing. he's 3a and spent last season as player—coach of the belgian side anderlecht. he'll now focus full time on management. ronnie 0'sullivan says a seventh world snooker title would be fantastic, after his latest triumph at the crucible. he dominated kyren wilson to win his sixth world championship title. 0'sullivan is nowjust one world title away from matching stephen hendry‘s record. whilst he's still firmly focussed on his own career, 0'sullivan hasn't ruled out helping other players to develop in the future — and that could inlcude yesterday's beaten finallist. kyren doesn't need any help but i'm sure he would be someone that, if i stopped playing, iwould sure he would be someone that, if i stopped playing, i would love to sort of maybe try to help him in some way, because i know that he's up some way, because i know that he's upfor some way, because i know that he's up for learning stuff and may

. >> reporter: i'm paulo sandoval where the city says if you violate the travel order and post about it, they will track you down. recall the city has restricted travel in and out of various states that are considered covid hot spots. now they say they will look for proof of violators on social meade yeah. the health official saying they will identify those who are violating the orders. >> i'm chloe malas in new york. antonio banderas said he tested positive for coronavirus. he wrote alongside a photo of himself that he feels, quote, relatively well. just a little more tired than usual. he added that he is, quote, confident that i will recover as soon as possible and he will use this time in quarantine to read, write and rest. he's the latest celebrity. >>> president trump has suggested a coronavirus vaccine could be ready to roll out by election day, but vaccine experts who have looked at data from the phase 3 trials tell cnn it's not going to happen. elizabeth cohen explains why. >> reporter: laura, christine, president trump said he's optimistic we could have a vaccine by november

each funeral like this one in sao paulo, a reminder that behind ever number is a name.es in brazil, staggering. hovering around 100,000. similar scenes in mexico where more than 50,000 people have now died from the virus. one man says it has devastated his entire household. i've had ten sick family members he says. my mother, may she rest in peace was the first victim in our family from this pandemic. in peru, some people say they can't bury the dead because the cemeteries are full. the country's death toll rose to more than 20,000 this week. health care workers say their hospitals are overwhelmed. we're overcrowded, one doctor says. we have no staff. no nurses. no medication. no ppe. no oxygen. what do we do? some african countries also showing signs of strain, after the continent surpassed 1 million cases. some funeral homes in south africa say they need to expand to make more space for the dead. >> into the fridge for the influx of people that came in. >> reporter: in india, millions of health care workers went on a two-day strike as the country reached 2 million cas

but sao paulo, the state hardest hit, saw fewer deaths saturday, than the day before.health organization says brazil is vital to the search for an end to the pandemic. three vaccine studies are relying on the country's scientists and volunteers. >>> and this just in to cnn. two companies from israel and the united arab emirates have just announced they are joining forces to come up with a faster covid-19 testing device. the deal between israel's terra group and the uae's apex national investment company could be the first cross-border deal after the two countries announced on thursday, they were normalizing relations. while the coronavirus is fueling unrest in bolivia. protestors say the country's leader is using the pandemic as an excuse to keep postponing elections. >> reporter: a country facing two crises. the coronavirus and politics. these demonstrators in bolivia are angry that the country's general election was postponed, for a second time. supporters of former leftist leader morales says is using covid-19 to continuously delay the vote. giving her time to reviv

a huge fires raged through one of brazil's largest favelas in the city of san paulo the local fire department says more than 50 homes were destroyed one child was killed and 2 other people are missing the cause of the fire is under investigation. brazil's a far right government has published new regulations that are likely to make it even harder for rape victims to seek an 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 how uncle abortion opponents attempt to storm the hospital to stop the procedure among the members of proceeding in presidential you both to not raise ponting was. magic. murderess they scream at the doctors. virginia 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 which she says she feels abandoned. a recent nor has restricted ac

of you from san bruno to burlingame and even tracking low 70's for san mateo foster city 68 degrees pauloin the low 80's with widespread low to mid 80's for those of you in the south bay 85 degrees for san jose milpitas 82 degrees for your sunday afternoon highs and wind speed and direction out of the south southwest at 20 miles per hour or less so we'll be a little bit breezy at times livermore 92 degrees dublin, 78 widespread low to mid 70's throughout the east bay shoreline oakland, 75 degrees 92 degrees of peace for conquered and walnut creek and in the north bay widespread 80's there napa 81 degrees below in the mid 80's at 83 degrees with santa rosa 86 degrees so near average highs for you as well taking a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook. we are going to notice hot and dry weather arriving to the bay area early this upcoming week and even continuing 7 days from now for your long holiday labor day weekend once again trudging above average temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees above normal going to see a shallow marine layer though continuing in the coming days along the coast and e

cnn's nick paton walsh in sao paulo with the latest on this. >> john, brazil is one of the countriesstudy after study said hydroxychloroquine is ineffective continued to advocate for the drug, advocating for it for mild cases or pregnant women. the trump administration gave a high profile dosage to the trump of the tropics, jair bolsonaro. it's extraordinary how they both embrace that drug ala presidential level. what exactly happened to the donation? it's the pandemic gift nobody should want. brazil's president touting the drug he says saved him from the disease. hydroxychloroquine. unproven say studies, even dangerous as the fellow disbelievers of the covid-19 chart he's a living myth. in may, the trump administration sent 2 million doses to brazil to help their ally. so what happened to the expensive yet useless gift? well, cnn can reveal it did get to brazil but it's still near the airport. probably in this secure logistics center close by, which we weren't allowed in to. it's a cold dose of reality that a high profile gift didn't get far from the airport. perhaps that's good bec