passing a bleak milestone, brazil repoported nearly 68,8,000 covivid-19 infections in one e day. a new global record. the south american country is the world's second worst hit by the pandemic is million reported cases and 82,000 deaeaths. as infections continue to rise, some supporters of the president it wasro claiming that being politicized by the opposition. language]ng foreign reporter: the region's second worst hit country with 300 50,000 cases, mexico saw the death toll surge to o over 40 -- saw thecases, mexixico dedeath toll surge to over 40,0. a massive testing and screening campaign took off. despite having imposed one of the world's longest lockdowns, peru surpassed the 300,000 case mark. a figure that authorities acknowledged could be much higher. >> [speaking foreign lananguage] reporter: many of the regions governments were considering using sanitary restrictions as they hope to offset looming social and economic crises. to germany where a former nazi camp guard has been gigiven a two-year suspended sentenence. in 93-year-old found guilty complicity of the murder o

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i looked to wander around, repoport what i say. all of thahat has changed, and e worlrld in syria is veryry dangs for r western rereporters to go, but the sameme time, we lost in cambodia, more than 20 journalists in more than eight weeks. it is an horrific casualty fischer -- figure. they were either killed or still missing. that figure has never been mashed, even in syria. and that was the khmer rouge who -- i have sometimes s said they were the precursors of ices and not from a religious point of view, or anything like that, but theyey were just psychopopathicd they killeled anyone thahat encroached on their territory. not to have publicity or anything like that, like isis has done, but just out of a pathological hatred for them. >> this is the france 24 interview. thank you for watching. bye-bye. >> [speaking french] spanish] ng language] g foreign reporter: horrifying escalation of ethnic violence in the democratic republic of congo. different militias have terrorized huge numbers of the civilian population. second reporter: t

, democracynow.org, the quarantine repoport. i'm amy gogoodman. the united states has set ananother grim coronavirirus re, confirming nearly 52,000 cases of covid-19 in just 24 hours. alaska, arizona, california, georgia, idaho, oklahoma, south carolina, tennessee, and texas all reported single-day record levels of the disease wednesday, with hospitals in some regions already overwhelmed with patients. in arizona, governor doug ducey ordered bars, gyms, movie theaters, and water parks closed for at least 30 days amid an exponential rise in new infections. >> our message to arizonans today is clear, they are safer at home. if they do go out, you want them to mask up. we want them to physically distance. we want them to wash their hands. amy: governor ducey spoke to reporters after meeting vice president mike pence, the head of the coronavirus task force. pence is traveling to florida today for talks with republican governor ron desantis, who vowed this week he was not going back on reopening his state's economy despite an exponential rise in new in

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the world healalth organizations repoports 230,000 new coronavivs cases were repeported acacross e globe on sunday,y, the highest single day total since the pandemic began. the united states reported 60,000 new infections saturday, 68,000 friday, the two highest totals to date. florida root did over 15,000 new coronavirus cases sunday, setting a new single day high for any state, but florida's republican governor ron desantis continues to downplay the pandemic and has refused to order a new lockdown or an order for residents to wear face masks. deaths are also increasising in many states as the official u.s. death toll tops 135,000. at least eight states set new single-day records over the past week -- alabama, arizona, florida, mississippi, north carolina, south dakota, texas, and tennessee. in texasas houston mayor sylvesr turner proroposed shuttiting don the state for two weeks as hospitalizations surged to record highs but republican texas governor greg abbott has rected the calalls. on saturday, president trump was phphotogpheded wring a aask in publicor the fst time since e papandi

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after rescuing some 90 migrants in the mediterranean, malalta is repoporting at l least 65 of thm have tested positive for the coronavirus. that's the single largest cluster of positive cases detected on the island since the first case came to light back in march. the former prime minister of malaysia has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after being found guilty of corruption, but he won't be spending any time behind bars just yet. the judge granted a delay to the sentence. it was the first of several trials he faces over the looting of billions of dollars from estate development fine. the cases is being seen as a test for pelagius efforts to stamp out corruption. >> the former leader found guilty. he will be allowed to remain free on bail while he appeals the verdict of of 12 year jail sentence handed down by the court in kuala lumpur. he was tried on corruption charges related to a multibillion-dollar scandal at state development find 1mdb. after the verdict, the 67-year-old told reporters he wasn't satisfied with the result, and that he would law -- he would work with his lot --

repoporter: but that was not japan's initial goal. country wantededo show thehe world d that it has reinvented itselfl. it can only hope it gets another shot at showing the world next year a tokyo 2020 plus one. phil: that is it. you're up-to-date. i will have more for you at the top of the hour. in the meantime, there's is always a website, dw.com. i will be back in just a moment with "the day." looking back at today's events. ♪ [captionong performemed by the nationonal ctionining institutu, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the day at two eighty k. the number of committed nineteen cases claiming here in france the government issues a travel warning for the spanish hotspot region of catalonia with new checks being introduced at transport hubs nationwide. diplomatic tensions rise again between beijing and washington with china ordering the u. s. consulate in the city of chengdu to close. this up to the white house gave chinese diplomats seventy two h hours to vacate that consulates in houston

nbc repoports the staff shortage has resulted in immigrants being detained in their cells for up to 24 hours at a time without access to showers, laundry, and other necessities. the jail is owned by corecivic. coronavirus cases are soaring in tulsa, oklahoma, following president trump's indoor rally in the city on june 20. on monday, tulsa county reported a record 261 new cases. dr. bruce dart, the tulsa health department director, linked the rise in cases to recent large events in tulsa. >> the past two days we have had almost 500 cases and we knew we had several large events a little over to ask ago, which is about right. i guess we can just connect the dots. who attendedain, the tulsa rally, has tested positive for covid-19. president trump is planning to hold another large campaign this week and in portrtsmouth, new hampshire, but many top republicans in the statate do notot plan to attend. inin texas, hohouston mayor sylvester tuerer has forced the texas s republican party t to cl its upcoming in-person state conventionon next week citing healthth concerns.s. 6000 people were expe

welcome to dememocracycy now, democracynow.org, the quarantine repoport. i'm amy goodman. coronavirus cases continue to surge across most of the united states with nearly 2.9 million confirmed cases and 130,000 deaths. around one quarter of the global death toll and global infections. though both numbers are believed to be significant undercounts of the true toll. on sunday, the seven-day average for new cases reached a record high in the last month. cases arare still on the rise in some of the country's most populous states, including florida, calalifornia, and texa, where gogovernor greg abbott has ordedered face coverings to be worn in public across most of texas.s. officialss in texas, florida, ad ararizona say the states' early reopenings helped fuel the explosion in cases. despite skyrocketing cases, crowds still packed many of the open beaches in coastal cities for the july 4 holiday weekend, sparking further fears of new spikes. on sunday, president trump falsely claimed 99% % of cororonavirus cases in the u.s.. are "harmless." this comes as more people close to th

. >> a number of d doctors gotot a hold of us repoporters and t thy work in mumultiple campuses, differenentpitals. somemetimes theyey rotate in pre sysystem and a public system. they were concerned because they felt there were differences. and some of them gotot data, raw data, mortality. so the percentage of deaths, to put it simply. there were vast differences that one campus versus another. differencesere were in care, two. nursing ratios were much worse as some hospitals that others. that is very important. so the number of patients that a nurse has when a nurse is the one who is really monitoring that patient and able to s see f they sududdenly take a turn for the worse -- which happens with this disease -- those ratios were incredibly large, the number of patients partners as at some hospitals. there are also modalities of treatment. for example, i spent a lot of time at the brooklyn hospital center, this wonderful community no o parentt has company, no largerer system. so they are nimble and small, bubut they also don't do things that some of the bigggger hospil systems do. chmo, for

, democracynow.o.org, the e quarae repoport. i'm amy goodman. the united statates recorded moe than 1000 covid-1919 deaths on tuesday, the highest figure in nearly two months. on tuesday, president trump held his first televised briefing on the pandemic since april. after months of downplaying the coronavirus and claiming it was dying out, trump admitted the crisis will continue to worsen. pres. trump: it will probably come unfortunate, get worse before it gets better. something i don't like saying about things, but that is the way it is. that is s what we haveve. itits all over the world.. amy: trump did not invite doctors s anthony faucuci or deh birx o of the white e house coronavirus tasksk force to spek at the briefing. he did not have any scientists at the briefing. trump falsely claimed the united states has a lower fatality rate than "almost everywhere else in the world." but the united states actually has the world's 10th highest rate of reported deaths and by far the most total deaths and infections. it has a quarter of the jets in the

, dedemocracynow.orgrg, the quarae repoport. i'i'm amy goodman. the u.s. continues to shatter coronavirus records, with 41 u.s. states recording increasing cases of covid-19. more than 67,000 new cases were reported wednesday, nearly tying the previous daily record. the official us death toll is now over 137,000. shattering any recordn the world. in houston, texas, the u.s. army deployed hundreds of medical personnel to set up a covid-19 ward in united memorial medical cecenter as intensivive care uns filled to capacity. texas congressmember sheila jackson lee toured the hospital wednesday. >> whenever you enlist united ststates military for citizens, you're at a peak crisis period. i think that is important for everyone who thinks this is going away. anyone who thinks we are at the end of it. amy: the houston independent school district said wednesday it will start the school year with at least six weeks of online classes, with a tentative plan to open classrooms in late october. in florida, confirmed coronavirus cases topped 300,000 wednesday, even as di

every other servicemember who has experienced sexual harassment or assault and did not feel safe repoportingout of fear of retaliation. i know and understand h how critical it is for our young troops, our young soldiers to and faith in their chain of commands, which is why these acts of abuse and harassment made from within that chain of command are so disruptive and have such a devastating impact on a y young soldier. amy: that was tulsi gabbard. natalie khawam, if you can talk about something you also mentioned yesterday at the news conference, talking about discourse of people who have died at fort hood -- in fact, as they're looking for thehe remais of natalie, they found other violent? >> the remains of vanessa? yes. amy: the remains of vanessa, sorry. >> no problem. they found gregory marella's, another sosoldier that went missing last year. i tell you, within the last couple of years, there have been several incidences of soldiers killed on the base, missing on the base. there is major human trafficking going on at that pace. there is a ring of six prosecution -- six prosecution rings

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