arrivals from purcell, india, south africa, argentina and chile will need to quarantine and get testedefore and after landing and expect a visit from police. for travelers within france, the ban on domestic travel will be lifted from the third of may. a nighttime curfew from 7:00 p.m. will be maintained until at least mid may. the british, brazilian and south african variants are familiar, that officials are setting the alarm over the new indian variant. students infected with it recently passed through the paris airport. we have this report. reporter: for nearly two weeks, this belgian town has been home to 20 indian students in isolation. they tested positive for covid-19, specifically the indian variant. >> we have identified them all and they are in strict quarantine. it is not like they are being imprisoned, but the pice are monitoring the situation. reporter: the 20 student nurses from india arrived at charles de gaulle airport, tted negative in paris, and boarded a bus to belgium, where they started to show symptoms. they discovered they were curing the indian version of covid-1

the corona virus reges in india brazil is also struggling to get in and up ahead of the pandemic purcel is now the 2nd country in the world to have lost more than 400000 lives to cover one thing that's after the united states. a group of brazilians now took to rio de janeiro's famous cup of the beach to highlight the bleak maka as laid out body bags across the sand as a way of mourning brazil's date. now for a look at some of the other developments in the pandemic and the united states is now fully vaccinated $100000000.00 people it's covered not in germany and u.s. company files aside they have filed an application with the european medicines agency for the use of their vaccine in 12 to 15 year olds and france is to open up vaccinations for all adults by mid june ok let's take a look now at the other stories making headlines around the world in hong kong for democracy activists have pled guilty to charges of illegal assembly for a rally in june of last year activists joshua wall was among them and of thousands of people gathered on june 4th to commemorate the 989 crackdown on protester

government's persuades and purcell against it. the global economic devastation that has accompanied covert 19 has been especially severe in argentina it's already struggling economy shrank by nearly 10 percent 2020 the 3rd straight year of recession risible reports. the soup kitchen in moreno integrated one aside is is trying to me they increase in demand in recent weeks. out of their lease he says every day and you family comes in for food and our feet we have twice as much work because demand has doubled with new restrictions and children out of schools we've had 9 new families in just a few weeks argentina is struggling to control a rise in its covert 1000 infections the pandemic and years of economic troubles have left millions of people here in need poverty rates have soared in argentina in the past year 62 percent of children in this country are now poor the pandemic has had an enormous impact in neighborhoods like this one where most of the people work in the informal sector media or just moved to what they can draw because

for people in the lowest social groups who are trapped by both poverty and disease dire times and purcell we're going to head now to france has been 2 years since a fire ripped through the most famous cathedral in paris and shocked the world while many are wondering when not to down will open its doors again and french president imminent michael visited the building site to offer some encouragement and show that french heritage has not been forgotten and that the current affairs crisis. moments from april 15th 2019 etched forever in the minds of persians. of all the french. of anyone who has visited the city of light or wants to some day. but from the dramatic scenes turning the beautiful monument ugly to the dramatic felling of an enormous oak tree in western france the 1st of a 1000 hand selected to rebuild the spire and roof of the cathedral. and make it beautiful again. the wood from the trees is being dried some of it on site part of a 5 year reconstruction plan that has 3 years and many miles to go. in fact the work so far has mostly been to secure what was left after the fire. up.

the very exciting chemistry happening as well because where it quickly the c o 2 interacts with the purcell fits so in less than 2 years it's turned into a new type of rock and you know once it's rock it's just a rock it's not going anywhere. contains lots of counseling magnesium and i am these minerals reacts with the greenhouse gas theoretical sort of the capacity of the softs on earth are the a minimum an order of magnitude larger than c o 2 that we would make if we would were all fossil fuel available. which we hope will never happen so far just 12000 tons of c o 2 power yeah are buried here. to make a difference the number would have to be in the billions concern for the state of the art wants driving scientists and conservationists by chris tompkins. but her approach to preserving the beauty of nature could hardly be more different she wants swathes of nature to be restored as much as possible to the way they were before human intervention. so when we bought this ranch. all of the knuckle were forced into the high grounds because this was no use for grazing lifestyle. so this was a bi

it's a little bit different, my similar thing is that my executive here tom purcell and i have a thingpen and i don't like it, and i go, do i have any control over that? and they say, no. then i go, i love it. >> that's it. >> stephen: that i love it. >> that's it. you've always got to have a positive-- i always say sweet cheeks when i'm driving around, someone's not moving their car, let's go, sweet cheeks. come on, sweetheart. ( soft clicking ) ( evie laughs ) come on, let's go. because i don't want to be negative and angry all the time, i'm happy dana! do you believe me? ( laughter ) it's just one big party. >> stephen: who's your co-host? who's chris rios person? i never heard to have this person. i don't know whether to trust him. >> she's not a professional person. i don't have a lot of professional people on my podcast. she was the woman who cuts my hair. hasn't done it lately, don't blame her. but she's a beauty expert. and i noticed she had a really good laugh. and so, it's kind of like johnny carson, ed mcmahon was surprised when johnny said ( as johnny carson ) i'd like you

purcell's former president says he believes u.s. auto companies were behind the corruption case against him speaking exclusively to al-jazeera that a silver told sam is a done prosecutors were acting on behalf of powerful political interests the silver was convicted in 2017 which prevented him from standing for the presidency again but last month the supreme court's an old the conviction opening the door to another run the law says if political party supports him in 2022 he'll be a candidate tell me this you're on the record as saying you believe brazilian u.s. and swiss prosecutors worked as part of a gang to target you why why do you think prosecutors from 3 different countries would come together and target lula da silva and there's a real pair of. i believe that there's a lot of takers. of prosecutors in the switzerland as also from the d.o.j. yes there's something called oil oil trysts you know so i mean it's covered the luggage it's the oil reserves. and we changed the oil law in brazil so that the brazil people could be could

the very exciting chemistry happening as well because where it quickly the c o 2 interacts with the purcell fights so in less than 2 years it's turned into a new type of rock and you know once it's rock it's just rock it's not going anywhere. contains lots of calcium magnesium and i am these minerals react with the greenhouse gas theoretical sort of capacity of softs on earth are the a minimum an order of magnitude larger than c o 2 that we would emit if we would were all fossil fuel available. which we hope will never happen so far just 12000 tons of c o 2 power yeah are buried here. to make a difference the number would have to be in the billions concern for the state of the art is one striving scientists and conservationists might chris tompkins. but her approach to preserving the beauty of nature could hardly be more different she wants swathes of nature to be restored as much as possible to the way they were before human intervention. so when we bought this ranch. all of the knuckle were forced into the high grounds because this was all used for grazing lifestyle. so this was a big fig