and for more now we're joined from rio de janeiro by the correspondent who filed that report months he is a bird once he has it's good to have you on the show it looks like bill sonar is the way i asked man standing when it comes to leaders denying the severity of this crisis do we know where he's getting his information from and why he continues to just blow off the warnings. in the last week there was one wing of government more in to ensure on him so this was the wing of religious groups and off science deniers they recommended to both narrowed to take this risk of the corona virus not serious enough and now since accused day even ing he changed his mind and this was due to pressure from other from the other wing inside his government from the military groups and more science friendly groups so now what's narrow. is on track thinking that isolation is a good measure. to attack and to the virus and so he's now and not anymore denying the problem well that is certainly a course reversal there we know that regional leaders have taken the initiative since he didn't and they've been warn

the governors of the states here, rio de janeiro and sao paulo are preparing temporary beds at hospitals in and around the different cities. for example, here in rio de janeiro, there is a stadium and a temple that will be temporary hospitals. so there will be higher capacity, but we are not sure and we have to wait and see if this will be enough. brent: what about brazil's indigenous people and the threat to them? who is lookining out for them? reporter: they are the most vulnerable people here in brazil. they don'tave the same antibodies as the rest of brazilians, so they are now moving back, as in many parts of the country, many tribes are going back deep into the amazon, together with members of indigenous people come they try to hide in the forest in order to n not get in contact with resilience and foreigners. brent: they definitely have a different immune system, that is for sure. thank you for that report. here's a look at some of the ways the pandemic is affecting the business world. anticipated recession in germany will rival the financial crisis of 2009. that is the grim asses

contact with mathias there we'll have to leave it there mathias it but reporting for us from rio de janeiro on how communities indigenous communities of the amazon of being affected by the crowded virus well that was allocated 1000 special for more go to our website e.w. dot com we've got a dedicated section on that pandemic and it's in 30 languages finally a quick look at some of the only 15 nations that are yet to record a case of the coronavirus in asia we're talking about north korea turkmenistan digic a stand which they haven't registered a single case of code 19 but international observers have cast doubt on some of those types in africa the result all adds color rose say they too have been spared from the pandemic so far let's hope it stays that way and in oceania about 10 island nations have recorded 0 cases thanks in part to their geographic isolation which is exactly what our show has been about today the pros and cons of living in remote parts of our planet i've been for will in berlin thanks for joining us. reducing the risk of flooding and erosion by creating hillside terraces.

rio janeiro they are constructing special hospitals temporary hospitals with more beds for corona cases for example in the famous american a stadium and also in the some boardroom con about temple of rio de janeiro's so there are measures taken but we have to see and wait for the numbers of death and infections here in brazil and this would be really. not sure we are not sure so far if it will be enough and if poor people will have access and quickly what about brazil's indigenous people materials and the threat to the. yeah they are one are available and they went to the amazon forest many groups tribes went back to the amazon because they have no bodies and as they know from the memories that other former generations suffered from diseases brought by white people so they went back to some groups and they want to hide deep inside the forest. correspondent mathias reporting from rio thank you. it watching the news stay tuned for a coronavirus special up next don't forget our website is there for all the lights news and information around the clock that's at w dot com for now i'm anthony how did on behalf of all the team here in berlin thanks for watching. pandemic. background information

coronavirus patients the facility will have 400 beds makeshift clinics are being set up across rio de janeiro the city has recorded 18 deaths a cruise ship carrying suspected cases has docked in florida after a 3 week ordeal medical workers and mediately began offloading severely ill passengers 4 people died on the dutch own designed dam and a sister ship the vessels were eventually allowed to sail through the panama 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

with a bit of a bombshell this morning about his son who's a former assembly representative from rio de janeiro and that he may have been involved in kickbacks to build public to build housing for paramilitaries in rio de janeiro and money finance and what so there's a lot of issues here that we just don't know yet. this deposit comes only a week after the president sacked the popular health minister so this isn't of a serious blow for bolton are is he losing support in the public. so you have to remember that even as of a couple weeks ago the health minister had roughly double the support the balshaw out of has he was up right in the mid sixty's in terms of percentage and also not it was around 30353637 now remember also that was i was very similar donald trump as his roughly 3rd of the country these are his supporters he's never had more than that and he knows that he's able to do things with that just like donald trump is able to manage the country because these are his people the war trast that is the more bombastic oftentimes the kind of get his supporters even more on board and that's wha

for more on this we're joined now from rio de janeiro by the correspondent who filed that report material but this do we know where both has been getting his information from and why he brushed off warnings for so long as we see it there are 2 major wings inside his own government and in the last weeks the predominant wing why are the signs deniers the religious groups who advised him to talk in the way we saw in the report but on tuesday this changed the very wing of the military's and the science friendly groups inside his government told him to lower his wards and to not anymore. talk against isolation measures so now both now is much more moderate than before regional leaders have taken the initiative to warn people on their own in some cases is the country's health care system also ready for an onslaught of infections. the public health care system of brazil is much better than other countries here in 1000 america. governors of the different states and. in a row they are constructing special hospitals temporary hospitals with more beds for corona cases for example in the famous ameri

in rio de janeiro and asked him how the justice minister ended up falling out with the brazilian president. you know and both norah both they are conservatives and both were known as wanting to fight corruption but i think now it turned out to be a mis understanding because moral complaint in public today. about interference by a board so narrow especially regarding an appointment of the head of the federal police so. it's likely that both so now or am extended his his power and did something against his responsibilities we suppose it was in order to protect his sons from investigation by the federal police and that was a but in rio de janeiro for us there well the german film awards ceremony is normally a glitzy and glamorous affair but this year was a little different gemini's physical distancing rules meant no red carpet gala instead the prize winners were announced in a virtual ceremony this year's big winner was system question which tells the story of a 9 year old girl with a violent behavioral problems and her experience of japanese child welfare system. lol is including best pictur

well for more on this let's bring in correspondent from rio de janeiro mathias brazil's former justice minister said joe moto was a popular minister famed as an anti corruption crusader what do we know about his motives. morrow and both norah both they are conservatives and both were known as wanting to fight corruption but i think now it turned out to be a mis understanding because moral complaint in public today. about interference is by a board so narrow especially regarding an appointment of the head of the federal police so. it's likely that both are now or extended his his power and did something against his responsibilities we suppose it was before in order to protect his sons from investigation by the federal police well all of this is happening in the midst of the corona virus outbreak that's something president bush for now though doesn't seem to be taking seriously tell us more about that. recently bought and replaced his health minister it was merely on the discussion about how to combat the corona crisis also now or is now more more alone and the question is how his minist

brasil, cientÍficos detectaron material genÉtico del covid 19 en el sistema de alcantarillado de rio de janeiroubrimiento no deja de llamar la atenciÓn. al regresar, enfermeras que no descansan en su lucha contra la pandemia lo lob ♪ ♪ >>> tiene que ver estas imÁgenes, aviones de la fuerza aÉrea y armada que sobrevuelan los cielos del paÍs. los residentes de la zona de new york, new jersey y philadelphia, disfrutaron de la demostraciÓn aÉrea. hoy surgieron estas imÁgenes y mire usted son impresionantes. quÉ tal el panorama abajo, una ciudad desierta. desierta porque todo el mundo estÁ en cuarentena. no vamos con estas imÁgenes de una enfermera que comparte su oraciÓn, pide que usemos nuestro corazÓn, nuestra mente, nuestro espÍritu para luchar por aquellos que no pueden hacerlo asegura esta guerrera en el mensaje de esperanza, que la fuerza y el valor radica en nunca rendirnos. vamos una dÍa la vez. siga con titulares y mÁs. muy buenas noches ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ buenas noches compadres, atenciÓn, porque diego laÍnez le dice que no a paco... la segunda divisiÓn. y ademÁs, la serie a podrÍa estar cancelada.

alice is one of several major cities running out of intensive care beds including south paolo and rio de janeiro brazil has reported more than $2300.00 deaths and over $36000.00 cases were in rio supporters of the president jaya both an hour and held a protest against lockdown measures they say restrictions imposed by state governments should only apply to high risk groups both in our fight his health minister on thursday they clashed over the handling of the crisis he wants the economy and borders reopened. pakistan's government has lifted restrictions on prayers at mosques during the mostly muslim holy month of ramadan the agreement was made during a meeting of religious scholars and government officials chaired by the president. worshippers will have to wear face masks and keep a safe distance from each other to prevent further spread of coronavirus the government had been under pressure from clerics to relax restrictions imposed last month it's limited congregations to 5 people. the lowdown in sudan's capital of khartoum has taken effect set to be in place for the next 3 weeks decision was m

report on the coronavirus and indigenous communities in the amazon by mathias he joins us from rio de janeiro. is that the best for indigenous people of the amazon to fully cut themselves off like so many of us have but in this case we're training them further into remoteness to avoid getting ill. yes it's definitely the best way for them to protect and to isolate themselves deep into the jungle the indigenous people him brazil they have a weak immune system than the normal brazilians and they have less antibodies and if we look into history into the seventy's there was a mass extinction of indigenous tribes in brazil due to flus and influence us. brought by illegal loggers and miners in these times it was the era of the military their military dictatorship who constructed the generals constructed roads highways and brought infrastructure to this region and the indigenous people did not so far forget this mass extinction what about bringing health services to these communities though if they do push further into the jungle the health service is really poor for them they have a long ways to go

that up to 40000000 informal workers have been dragged into extreme poverty handouts here in rio de janeiro are keeping people fed . others are doing whatever they can to survive. that month to do peaceably honestly it's very difficult even with selling food in order to survive but my daughter in law and me we're out of work and we're doing this selling food and then a pencil. organizations like the un's world food program are pleading for more funds but with so many countries now battling for economic survival plus a lack of global leadership the fear is that a humanitarian catastrophe could be closer than ever to make it. earlier we spoke to the u.n. world food program's chief spokeswoman in germany bettina luscher and we asked her if she had a message for the world's governments. this time we are all in this this is not a crisis somewhere. or somewhere over there very very far away this is affecting all of us and we are all the thing home and we are all trying to help each other but if you live in africa or in the middle east or in a war zone you have you don't have the luxuries that we

that up to 40000000 informal one peers have been dragged into extreme poverty handouts here in rio de janeiro are keeping people fed . others are doing whatever they can to survive. them like they do feasibly honestly it's very difficult even with selling food in order to survive but my daughter annoying me we're out of work and we're doing this selling food and then i can see. pocono is ations like the un's world food program op pleading for more funds but with so many countries now battling for economic survival plus a lack of global leadership the fear is that a humanitarian catastrophe could be closer than ever. now from a viral pandemic to a hunger. i'm joined tonight by the world food program's bettina luscher she is the organization's chief spokeswoman here in germany but seen it's good to see you why will millions more people go hungry because of the coronavirus connect the dots for us. see look what's happening all around the world look what's happening in western countries and then multiply that by also what and you see what economic turmoil is happening around the world. you know s

disinfecting the streets of the crowded favela home to almost a quarter of the population of rio de janeiro. and north korea is pledging tough and measures to protect its population from the virus officials have repeatedly insisted the country has not so it's not so far saying any cases but far medical experts are skeptical given the high number of infections in neighboring nations. here in germany the president has urged people to come together during the coronavirus pandemic frank walter steinmeier asked germans to stick to the restrictions even as spring weather over easter makes socializing outdoors more tempting than ever stylised tavi address also looked beyond germany to the global response to the pandemic now it is upon the me that this pandemic is not a war. nations do not stand against other nations soldiers against soldiers rather this is a test of our humanity it is bringing out both the best and the worst in people so . let us show each other the best and. and let us show that in europe as well. come germany cannot emerge stronger and fit from this crisis if our neighbors are n

that up to 40000000 informal workers have been dragged into extreme poverty handouts here in rio de janeiro are keeping people fed . others are doing whatever they can to survive. someone to do peaceably honestly it's very difficult with selling food in order to survive but my daughter annoying me we're out of work and we're doing this selling food and then i can see. organizations like the un's world food program are pleading for more funds but with so many countries now battling for economic survival plus a lack of global leadership the fear is that a humanitarian catastrophe could be closer than ever if. we can speak now to bettina alicia she is the world food program's chief spokesperson here in germany thank you for joining us the numbers are staggering we're saying the number of people in acute hunger could double by the end of the year something european ization is calling a perfect storm why is this. it's because so many things are coming together i mean the world food program and this year will feed 100000000 people in over 80 countries but that was because of war or conflict of cl

been disinfecting the streets of the crowded favela onto almost a quarter of the population of rio de janeiro. a 2nd person has died from a ball in the democratic republic of congo after more than 6 weeks without a new case officials had been hoping to declare an end to the pandemic allowing congo's health services to focus on containing. north korea as prayed pledging tougher measures to protect its population from the virus officials have repeatedly insisted the country has not so far seeing any cases but medical experts are skeptical given the high number of infections in neighboring nations. the european commission president has told germany's billed newspaper that life will only return to normal once a coronavirus vaccine becomes widely available researchers globally working on a vaccine which is hoped will be ready by the end of the year. the. restrictions imposed on driving life in most countries have had disastrous consequences for business large and small but here's an ace the story with a happy ending as old as flood into one company for some special seasonal treats they don't lose

that up to 40000000 informal workers have been dragged into extreme poverty handouts here in rio de janeiro are keeping people fed . others are doing whatever they can to survive. the month to do feasibly honestly it's very difficult and we're selling food in order to survive my daughter annoying me we're out of work and we're doing this selling food and then the kids who. organizations like the un's world food program are pleading for more funds but with so many countries now battling for economic survival plus a lack of global leadership the fear is that a humanitarian catastrophe could be closer than ever. and now joined by the world food program's the tina lucia she is the organizations chief spokeswoman here in germany hello see you at siena countries across africa and the middle east are of particular concern which communities in these regions are you worried about most. i think fast we have to think about the men women and children who are really the most vulnerable in the world who are in refugee camps who have fled war who's for who have lost children on the way to the refugee camp

have been disinfecting the streets of the crowd of villa almost a quarter of the population of rio de janeiro. hundreds of firefighters are battling blazes in the exclusion zone around the former noble nuclear plant in ukraine environmental experts fear the fires could steer a radioactive ash in the ground the plant exploded in 1986 and the area is now uninhabited. the 2nd person has died from a ball in the democratic republic of congo congo after more than 6 weeks without a new case officials had been hoping to declare an end to the epidemic allowing congo's health services to focus on containing things. the restrictions on daily life in most countries have had a disastrous conscious consequence for businesses large and small but here's an ace a story with a happy ending as old as flood into one company for some special seasonal traits they did lose 3 shots reports from. this easter most belgian confectioner's have chosen coated 1000 confinement with the rest of the population generally live to paul who runs a one woman artisanal shop in loans in the southeast of brussels relies on easter pr

got sun and sand and the risk of coronavirus that's the rationale behind the recent closure of rio de janeiro's famous beaches but it stead of debate in brazil about how far laws should go in limiting outdoor sports and some surfers are finding it hard to resist the lure of the waves. rios copacabana beach is almost empty giving him a funny concept to say despite the state stay at home or to us but his defiance of recently got him in trouble with the police. beat me to it unfortunately i was caught surfing surfing is a crime now. if i don't end up with a criminal record or something as silly as that. patio wasn't kind but he now has to go to court to fight the charge that didn't stop the 22 year old from going back into the water just hours later rios president 2nd most infected state the governor recently closed our beaches in order to stop the spread of the coronavirus. right now is the time to think about the collective. suppress my desire and i catch that wave metaphorically speaking to serve in the near future. to process but the surface to find the band don't see surfing causing any more

in rio de janeiro and i asked him how the justice minister ended up falling out with the brazilian president. you know and both snorer both they are conservatives and both were known as wanting to fight corruption but i think now it turned out to be a mis understanding because morell complained in public today. about interference by a board so narrow especially regarding an appointment of the head of the federal police so. it's likely that. extended his his power and did something against his responsibilities we suppose it was before in order to protect his sons from investigation by the federal police well during this corona virus pandemic one of the countries most in need is sudan the country was already facing a health care crisis before the pandemic suffering from a shortage of doctors and infrastructure many medical workers left the country under the previous dictatorship and that is mostly left young doctors to handle the corona virus outbreak and some doctors i say have been attacked by patients families who blame them for the failures of the health system. a moment of rest before the

up to 14000000 informal workers have been dragged into extreme poverty and turned out here in rio de janeiro are keeping people think. others are doing whatever they can to survive. to me honestly it's very difficult selling food in order to survive my daughter annoying me around to work and we doing this selling food and then. organizations like the un's world food program are pleading for more funds but with so many countries now back living for economic survival. like a global leadership the ferry setting humanitarian catastrophe could be closer than ever. earlier we spoke to the u.n. world food program's chief spokeswoman in germany bettina alicia and we asked if she had a message for the world's governments this time we are all in this this is not a crisis somewhere over there are some well over there very very far away this is affecting all of us as we all staying home we're all trying to help each other but if you live in africa or in the middle east in a war zone you have you don't have the luxuries that we have and if we do not help that i know there will be how do you condemn me an

. >>> tiene 40 aÑos y sigue intentando ganarse la vida en las calles de un barrio de rio de janeiro brasilmantiene la distancia cuando recibe dinero de los conducto s conductores. >>> 3 semanas de aislamiento es menos contaminaciÓn en la capital espaÑola. se cerraron fabricas y se suspendieran o glom raciones el nivel de gases contaminantes disminuyÓ en madrid, bruselas y parÍs. >>> es tiempo de revisar las temperaturas, junto al paraguas debemos tener el abrigo a la mano ¿verdad? david. oi que hablaste de nieve en las montaÑas. adelante. >>> efectivamente fÁtima, bastante nieve en la sierra nevada. voy a dar mÁs detalles sobre la acumulaciÓn en la zona montaÑosa. pasemos a ver imÁgenes de san josÉ, lo tienen en pantalla, el sur de san josÉ viendo la baja nubosidad. sin embargo, un receso a las precipitaciones. todo va a cambiar en las prÓximas horas. al llegar a las 5 o 6 de la maÑana. registramos temperaturas en los 50 grados. los vientos calmados y esta humedad relativa permanece en 86%, lo que significa que podrÍa haberle ves lloviznas, durante las prÓximas horas. tenemos nuestro caza

. ♪ ilia: la estatua del cristo redentor en rÍo de janeiro iluminada con una bata blanca para honrar mulo econÓmico frente al cual van a poder lidiar con esta crisis, con esta pandemia. muchos ya recibieron y otros esperan una semana mÁs para recibir. ilia: vemos cuÁl serÍa el mejor destino para la ayuda y evitar fraude. por quÉ estÁn atentos al menor descuido. reportero: el dinero estÁ empezando a llegar. el servicio de impuestos comenzÓ a depositar los cheques de estÍmulo en las cuentas de quienes califican. erica fue una de las primeras. >> estoy como que... mÁs que nada pensando en dejar como un colchÓn, un ahorro. por cualquier tipo de emergencia. reportero: entre los millones que esperan su cheques muchos no tienen colchÓn económico. en medio de la emergencia saben para quÉ usarÁn el dinero. >> por ejemplo, papel higienico. comida. arroz, cosas asÍ. >> para la renta, lo esperarÁ. pero no... no lo perdonan. reportero: para quienes no tienen el agua al cuello el consejo es simple. >> ahorrar, no sabemos exactamente si empezamos a trabajar ya el 1 de mayo o hasta el 1 de junio. ent

y tambiÉn muy emotivo y espectacular el cristo redentor de rÍo de janeiro para rendir tributos a los millones de personas en todo el mundo se unieron por internet en el concierto de esperanza que ofreciÓ el tenor italiano andrea bocelli desde la catedral de milÁn acompaÑado Únicamente por el oruga nishts del templo esto es parte del emotivo regalo musical ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪ nrt ♪ . ♪ ♪. (cantan) >>> una bella canciÓn a las puertas del (nombre en inglÉs) has de 27 millones de personas lo han visto el con cierto en quÉ tal amigos, feliz inicio de semana, hoy tenemos el programa perfecto para ayudarlos a pasar una tarde divertida. es sensacional cantautor sebastiÁn yatra y tambiÉn tenemos a la actriz y cantante mexicana ana bÁrbara. >> claro

at a pole so took a helicopter ride of rio de janeiro to bless the city from the air and rio's christ the redeemer statue has been listened to on a front line health care workers brazil has latin america's worst outbreak those are the headlines the news continues here all after algis their worlds. for their. second to gauge place to be at home i was going to. leicester yes. they have friends there and there are also the rest. but there might be that i view this with the best of that and don't wanna know more commonly i mean that there's a minister ok a coward or. if our nearest sans had a needle but up with the money but i still work out up on the end there is gaffer by our open book inequality to find out when you're. going to school today who better than obese are. elected. by collapsing in that bed it joke if you see the side lucky because then you see so but i mean this is elective is more just enough to stop and get us to stop a cab a lot out of me is more of what i see less in a phobia i want to see notice on a wall most needed in the movie question but to see it is to clean at

paulo, 236 personas han fallecido en sus casas por coronavirus en las Últimas dos semanas, y en rÍo de janeiroitales estÁn cerca del colapso desde hace dos semanas la crisis polÍtica de brasil se agudizÓ con la salida de los ministros de justicia y salud, el Último por tener una postura diferente en cÓmo enfrentar la crisis sanitaria, por su parte, 7 exministros de salud brasilero denunciaron a presidente brasil por su cuestionables manejo de la pandemia. >> la administraciÓn trump asegurÓ que no descarta la posibilidad de prohibir los vuelos comerciales desde brasil para evitar la llegada de nuevos contagios de covid-19 asÍ como lo hizo con china y los paÍses europeos, en miami florida, juan cooper, noticias telemundo. >> espaÑa sigue siendo el segundo paÍs del mundo en cuanto a mayor nÚmero de contagios se refiere, con cerca de 237 mil y con una cifra que estÁ superando las 24 mil muertes, son los datos mÁs recientes que vamos a comentar con ana pastor, periodista de "newtral.es" como siempre, bienvenida muy buenas tardes, ¿en quÉ contexto debemos situar estas cifras? >> bueno en el contexto

. >>> are you looking at rio de janeiro's famous christ the redeemer statue wearing a doctor's coat lasto honor medics on the front lines of hospitals around the world battling to stop the coronavirus, messages of hope in different languages and flags from around the world projected on the statue. >>> more than 1.8 million people have been infected worldwide, and while the numbers continue to climb, places in hard-hit europe are seeing decline in new infections and deaths. u.k. prime minister boris johnson has been discharged from hospital cal perry is live from london. >> good morning. prime minister is resting comfortably at checkers, his residence 40 miles outside of london spent seven days in total in the hospital, three in intensive care gave an address to the nation posted on the social media in which he saved the doctors and nurses for saving his life, thanked two in particular by his bedside for 48 hours when it could have gone either way that's good news bad news is surpassed 10,000 in death toll, fifth country to do so 737 died last 24 hours in italy we're seeing the downward e

this is one of several major cities running out of intensive care beds including some power in rio de janeiro quite a model has suspended all flights carrying migrants being deported from the united states self to more than 40 returning is tested positive for the virus more than 230 the port of migrants are now being held in mass quarantine all right up to date with headlines here on al-jazeera and now it's back to south africa toxic city. the surely his native fauna and flora are accustomed to bush riots but this season has been unprecedented landscapes usually left unscathed have been decimated. this bush tries season has burned through millions of hegde as a bland destroying the how the tides of many native animals some of these forests will take decades to regenerate and others may never recover. these baby kangaroos or joey's whole foods they're now in care but for many animals who do make it out of the fires they soon face all the problems in their phone to cats and dogs and and car crash as surely as famed plants and animals are strong part of the country's identity many of its species

for more on this, let's ring in our correspondent from rio de janeiro. brazil's former justice miniature -- minister was famed as an anticorruption crusader. what do we know about his motives? >> mauro and bolsonaro are conservatives and both were known as wanting to fight corruption. but it turned out to be a misunderstanding because morrow complained in public today about interferences by bolsonaro, especially regarding an appointment by the head of the federal police stop so it is likely bolsonaro extended his power and did something against his responsibilities. we suppose it was in order to protect his sons from investigation by the federal police. pablo: all of this is happening in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak, something bolsonaro does not appear to be taking seriously. tell us about that. >> recently, bolsonaro replaces health minister, merely on the discussion of how to combat the corona crisis. bolsonaro is now more and more alone and the question is how his ministers react who are still in place. overerall, therere are many militaries

handouts in rio de janeiro are keeping people fed.ers are doing whatever they can to survive area -- survive. >> it is difficult. we are selling food in order to survive your advice my daughter-in-law and me -- survive, my daughter-in-law and me. reporterer: organanizations like u.n.'s world food program are pleading for more food funds. with many countries battling for economic survival, perhaps a lack of global leadership, humanitarian catastrophe could be closer than ever. brent: from a vital pandemic to a hunger pandemic. -- viral pandemic to a hunger pandemic. this is the chief spokeswoman in germany. why will millions more people go hungry because of the coronavirurus? connect the dots. >> look whwhat is hahappening ad ththe worldld. lolook at what is happenining in western cocountries and m multiy that by god knowows what, and yu can see ththe economic turmoil arouound the worldld. so many p people are lolosing js and our concern is our data have found the number of people acutely hungry could go up to one quarter million peopl

in this episode, a woman in the favelas of rio de janeiro shows us how to maximize every last bit of local produce while also generating income for the community, and in paris, urban dwellers and beekeepers are dedevelopiping a culture osh

the rationale behind the closure of rio de janeiro's famous beaches has stirred up debate on how far w should go in limiting outdoor sports and some surfers are finding it hard to resist the lure of the waves. >> rios copacabana beach is almost empty. he comes here to serve despite the states stay-at-home orders, but his defiance recently got him in trouble with the police. >> unfortunately, i was caught surfing. surfing is a crime now. i hope i don't end up with a criminal record or something as silly as that. >> he wasn't fine, but he now has to go to court to fight the charge. that didn't stop the 22 year old from going back into the water just hours later. rio is brazil's second most infected state. the governor recently closed all beaches in order to stop the spread of the coronavirus. >> right now is the time to think about the collective. so i suppressed my desire and i catch that wave, metaphorically speaking, to serve in the near future. >> but the surfers defying the ban don't see surfing causing anymore harm than any other solo sports. >> i think that in the same way people