in rio, you have the governor, you have the mayor.ity, because the supreme court decided that the responsibility to make the social distance work is from governors and mayors, that they are the ones that have — they have the responsibility to do it. what we see in rio is such — such a socialfigure that the favelas, i will call the slums — it's very hard. it's one of the cities with the largest numbers of tuberculosis. so, when you get a respiratory virus inside of it, that's going to be very, very hard to deal with it. and we have been — this is not from now. this is something that rio should have worked better since forever. so we are going to face very, very high prices for things that we didn't do in the past, and that you're really going to need it now. we have some good things besides that. 0ur health system is the best system that stopped smoking in the last 30 years. only 8% of the brazilian society smokes, which is a big difference from the european societies. let's see if that plays any role. in those favelas, you have very y

this is something that rio should have worked better since forever.rices for things that we didn't do in the past, and that we didn't do in the past, and that you are really going to need it now. we have some good things, besides that. our health system is the best system that stopped smoking in the last 30 years. only 8% of the brazilian society smokes, which is a big difference from the european societies. let's see if that plays any role. in those favelas, you have very young people. so let's see how is that going to work with them. but it is really going to be a very high level of stress in rio. which is a pity. and i want to ask about one of the location, and that is the state of amazonas, and in particular minaus, the biggest city in the amazon region. the mayor there has said that right now he feels like he is watching a horror movie. there are not enough spaces in the cemetery for all of the dead —— manaus. and those people, activists, who represent the indigenous peoples of the amazon, say that they fear there is going to be a de facto genoci

i am originally from rio but i'm living in southern brazil now or have a medical degree which i have never used i am a freelance translator and mother are here here and here you sit there against this and other ways that you here in just 2 years there not really is muslim we are. just somalia he is a journalist yes starter who was the voice of the need in our mind not. in the voice of dr peter those who knows what those words are right now so the medical. studies. after the 1st cases social isolation was recommended by the state's governor but the nice 2 weeks people went back to the streets and now we are seeing are rising the number of patients that need it to the hospital and also increasing the amount of severe cases it turns me especially because this is the same a nation is now corey. is arse's another huge issue here is the lack of days to assure today they have ailing private hospitals but they are expensive and in the police system when the tests are available the results takes a long. from. we see human split the scene for happens and it's dealing with 19 and you would thin

my family or my friends to get screwed because i can change someone from the security i tried to in rio de janeiro and i could. we ask our correspondent is also now rose days are numbered. the united kingdom is once again at odds with the rest of europe this time over the corona virus pandemic the u.k. has sent a mandatory 14 day quarantine for all international arrivals just as other countries are easing their travel restrictions. and berlin's to both listening in teams thrash out their close time football rivalry in an empty stadium have to. highlights in the show. welcome to the program pressure on brazil's embattled president bashar both are not who has intensified after the supreme court's release of an explosive video the recording of a cabinet meeting shows the president on a profane rant to as he. expresses frustration over his inability to replace law enforcement officials it was released as part of a probe into allegations that bolton i will try to interfere in federal police investigations into his sons. was put off. from my family or my friends to get screwed because i can't

think i mean this is sort of just pretty emblematic of the social inequality that's been present in rio historically but now is really coming to the forefront amid this pandemic so you've got here a job here who is taking his day off almost as as a holiday armors working from home presumably and you have someone delivering the bike delivering groceries which is a common often informal position here or it is more it is that they labors you see that really can't afford to take work at home so. to me this is this really shows you what the effects are and the disparities in terms of who who could be told to actually maintain the effect of cornton measures without going hungry or without facing economic difficulty and that's the kind of inequality you've seen in brazil more broadly but in rio specifically i think is becoming a rebel. it wasn't i was in iraq contin strange kind of when he wanted mickey went straight. thank you very much everybody my name is also in some of journalists a little used to be a which is the biggest so far news channel here in brazil and i go for international news

del rio brought this up. it's interesting as we're hearing different governors talk about their decisions, they'll talk specifically what they see in their states. how much do they need to take into account what's happening in neighboring states since this is a patchwork reopening. >> that's exactly right. they absolutely do. they have to determine in a sense what they're going to say to out of staters. what sort of testing they might want from out of staters. this is the challenges that college and universities are going through right now. a college may feel comfortable opening up because the state has numbers going down. if they have out of staters, what are you doing at that stage? we have this adaptive sort of pivoting going on right now, which is you focus on the vulnerable populations, focus on areas that may be impacted, like jails. you do not let people congregate. this is so frustrating to people like me. i'm all for a phased in reopening. it's not like there's an either/or. why are we focusing on mo

family or my friends to get screwed because i can't change someone from the security i tried to in rio de janeiro and i couldn't. we ask our correspondent if false or not those days are numbered. the united kingdom is once again at odds with the rest of europe fist time over the coronavirus pandemic the u.k. has sent a mandatory 14 day quarantine for all international arrivals just as other countries are easing their travel restrictions. and burdens to bundesliga teams thrash out their across time football rivalry in an empty stadium pass out how moronic highlights later in the show. yes welcome to the program brazil's embattled president also not all is under fire after the release of a video that shows i'm ranting about his inability to replace law enforcement officials the clip was released as part of a probe into allegations of balsa not to try to interfere in investigations into his songs but it comes as brazil reels from the coronavirus crisis it's. poised to overtake russia as the 2nd most effective country in the world has been dismissive of the viruses dangers while hospitals

in rio itself most things are still closed but the city's mayor is under pressure to produce a timetable for reopening. i'm not saying that shops are going to open tomorrow or the day after it'll remain to be saying that they're demanding a plan and that's what we need to give you some encouragement the horizon but it's also fun it was our president also narrow continues to offer encourage meant and even hunch shakes up to his anti lock down supporters outside the presidential palace in the capital brasilia he again ignored distancing recommendations and shouts from opponents calling him a killer. ellis take a look at some other stories making news around the world. argentina has quarantined a shanty town on the outskirts of the capital one is that is after more than 50 people there tested positive for covert 19 police have set up fences around of the us will and health workers are controlling the entrances and are responsible for distributing food and hygiene items. hong kong leader has said that a new security legislation that mainland china is planning to impose on the city won't affe

bill neely, nbc news, rio de jenero. >> the nba was the first professional sports league to shutdown when coronavirus hit our country. but tonight there's late word it could be coming back as soon as summer and in a surprising place. sarah harmon has details. >> reporter: the nba is moving to resume the suspended season in late july the league and disney confirming they're in talks to restart the season at the disney world resort in orlando, florida. the venue the espn wide world of sports complex according to the nba spokesman mike bass who said it would be a single site for games, practices and housing. why disney world >> disney world has more than the necessary basketball facilities at the espn wide world of sports complex. and because it's private property they're able to create that kind of crucial bubble, single site, campus style. >> reporter: the nba hit hard by the virus. suspending the season on march 11th a month before the playoff after rudy gobert of the utah jazz tested positive since then a number of players have tested positive for covid-19 including superstar kevin

the struggle to survive in the pandemic in rio de janeiro's poorest neighborhoods we have a report on its cons who have joined forces to help families who had nothing with. american how it welcome russia is celebrating victory day marking 75 years since the defeat of nazi germany in world war 2 this is commemorations have been scaled back because of the coronavirus with the red square military parade and a large scale procession both postponed. russia's parade of military might took to the sky today. moscow coronavirus precautions kept the streets nearly empty this picture a day. it had been planned to be an especially large celebration this year as russia 75 years since defeating nazi germany in world war 2. but the mass perceptions were off postponed by the pandemic. president vladimir putin did lead to scale down ceremony at the eternal flame war memorial. but not a word about the virus instead his speech was a rallying cry to the nation. this name if you are of the view we know and firmly believe that we did we are invincible when we stand together when i speak of us congratulatio

in rio itself most things are still closed but the city's mayor is under pressure to produce a timetable for reopening. i'm not saying that shops are going to happen tomorrow with a day off it will remain to be seen that that demanding a plan and that's what we need to give some encouragement the horizon but it's also fun it wasn't us president also narrow continues to offer encourage meant and even hunch shakes to his and he look down subpool says outside the presidential palace in the capital brasilia he again ignored distancing recommendations and shouts from opponents calling him a killer. say look now it's all the other stories making headlines around the world hong kong's leader kerry lamb says that a new security law planned by mainland china won't affect on kong's rights and freedoms pro-democracy supporters have sharply criticized the proposed legislation settle be approved by china's parliament this week. macau casino tycoon stanley hove has died at the age of $98.00 it was known as the king of gambling he was born in hong kong and made millions transforming neighboring macau f

in rio itself most things are still closed but the city's mayor is under pressure to produce a timetable for reopening. i'm not saying that shops are going to open tomorrow or the day after it'll remain to be seen that they're demanding a plan and that's what we need to give you some encouragement the horizon. but it's also funny. president child both so narrow continues to offer encouragement and even hunch shakes to his and he look down subpool says outside the presidential palace in the capital brasilia he again ignored distancing recommendations and shouts from opponents calling him a keller. so you look now at some of the other stories making news around the world today hong kong's leader carrie lam says new left national security law planned by mainland china won't affect the city's rights and freedoms pro-democracy supporters of sharply criticized the proposed legislation set to be approved by china's parliament this week. argentina has quarantined a shanty town on the outskirts of the capital when osiris after more than 50 people there tested positive for cove it 19 police have s

del rio. what they found yesterday, and dr.rio was involved in this research, is that the maderna vaccine, which is a vaccine that's being done with the nih, it elicited neutralizing antibodies. so when you give someone the vaccine, they develop antibodies that latch on to the virus and disable it from infecting a human cell. they did this with eight patients and that's what they saw when they looked at the eight patients. and that's good news and that means going into large scale clinical trials when which they think they'll start going in july, you can go in with hope that it will work. and we have to do trials to see if it does work in the real world. but a positive sign, this is what you want to see in a trial of that stage. >> through phase one, heading into phase two. the biggest news to me, elizabeth, was the idea that they dm they could be in phase three in july, which means testing some 30,000 people. >> that's tens of thousands of people. maderna hasn't said how many they're doing to test. i asked the chief medical of

con el alma rota esta su mamá por su hijo diego quien murió en la comunidad de río...corriente. >> diego conocía el camino de memoría, soliai venir a nadar constantemente al río de niño. era experto en nado el mejor de todos los primos, no se explican como es que murió de esta manera >> era un niño feliz, pasaba el carro que le gusta y le daba... >> así lo recordarán familiares y amigos un niño sonriente noble amante de los carros su cuerpo fue hallado hoy por el equipo del departamento de búsqueda y rescate del departamento del sheriff >> cada vez que un niño se ahoga es difícil comunicar la información a la familia, fue hallado a diez pies el hombre de 44 años fue arrestado no se ha revelado la identidad del sospechoso. >> esta tarde la policía de heyworth divulgo la llamada de emergencia y el tiroteo el miércoles con uno de los agentes, hubo reporte de que un hombre perseguía a alguien en una motocicleta. el hombre intentó comunicarse pero el otro se le aproximó con un cuchillo. pero familiares y amigos del sospechoso desmienten los hechos y se manifestaron por su d

crowds significantly reduced, people wearing masks here in rio. this rio de janeiro iconic city likely to get hit very hard in the week or two weeks ahead. the healthcare system really isn't as good as some of the largest cities like, for example, sao paulo. the numbers you're referring to doo put brazil in the focus now. 139 dead over the last 24-hour period, ahead of the u.s., shy of 700 for two days in a row now. and as you said too, there is modeling predicting that one of the more likely scenarios possibly is 125,000 dead here by early august. that is modeling, it is projects based on known data, it could be wrong and it also suggests possibly it could be as low as 6 8,000. but around 24,000 dead here in brazil and the major issue is the political scandal around where the governor has been mandating face masks, pushing a lockdown, most shops are closed, but that's a stark contrast to the brazilian president jair bolsonaro who called it a little flu and focused on the economy. now adding to that mix as well there has been a raid, a search on t

. >>> nos dicen si hay riesgo al visitar, rÍos, playas, ofiginas, conozca los derechos, que comparteama de descuento para estados de su factura, podrÍa recibir ya regresamos. >>> ♪(mÚsica)♪ distinguieron alimentos, chocolates, y otros productos a las familias que necesitan apoyo durante la pandemia, la organizaciÓn, estarÁ regalando 18 uubicaciones, sin importar cuando se reanuden las clases en las escuelas. >>> repartieron cientos de familias afectadas por la pandemia, demÁs de comidas, tambiÉn incluÍan una guia de preparaciÓn en caso de un desastre natural. el condado, impidiÓ lineamientos, para que los centros de campamentos, reabran de manera segura a partir del primero de junio, el protocolo para prevenir la transmisiÓn del coronavirus, incluye distanciamiento social, lavado de manos, uso de mascarillas, limpiar y desinfectar las zonas de trabajo. >>> sabe quÉ pasa con las Órdenes de custodia y manutenciÓn, muchos se preguntan si se les puede negar la visita, a una mamÁ, y se pueden dejar. cuando no estaba en el libro, para seguir conversando, vino y se llevaron a mi hijo. >>> n

the same for other cities and rio dejaneiro same for other cities and rio de janeiro is the same fordejaneiro is the same situation. here in sao paulo the demand is very high. the main hospital now has 2052 beds which with people under artificial ventilation for the artificial ventilation for the a few other community hospitals for people. but we suppose that in the next ten days, you do not have more conditions to keep all the actual situation to support the people who need critical care. thank you very much for talking us through the grim situation there. we appreciate your time. the uk government says it's confident children and teachers will be safe under its plans for schools this in england to open to more pupils next month. cabinet office minister michael gove said while it was impossible to completely eliminate the risk of contracting coronavirus — it was extremely unlikely that a school would be the source of an outbreak. the number of daily deaths in the uk dropped to 170 — the lowest since the day after the lockdown began — though there is generally a lag in the reporting

porque en la vida real es soy muy bromista, me rÍo de mí misma, me rio de las circunstancias, y creoa en la cuarentena ya se volviÓ una aplicaciÓn para todos. mi hijo me echÓ la culpa, me dijo fue tu culpa. y entonces me permitÍ y no me importa salir des maquillada, mostrarme cocinando, mostrarme en fachas. y me di la libertad, me di el permiso de romper con algo tan establecido. seguirÉ siendo actriz y seguirÉ yendo a las alfombras rojas con responsabilidades, elegante. pero tambiÉn me gusta jugar con tiktok y que la gente me vea de otra manera. jorge: cuÁnto tiempo le dedicas a esto? a veces parece muy producidos. esto requiere tiempo, no? erica:no. ustedes me llamaron ahorita como a las 2:00 p.m. para ponernos de acuerdo y me dijeron, en 50 minutos te devolvemos la llamada. en ese dije, quiero hacer un tiktok, y antes de entrar a la entrevista, si ustedes se fijan tengo la misma ropa. me tardÉ 15 minutos. porque memorizÓ rÁpido. el gran secreto es memorizarlo y no los produzco tanto. creo que lo natural es lo que gusta, lo orgÁnico. no mÁs me los memorizÓ. eso sÍ me lo batallÓ cua

de janeiro and that if he couldn't get rid of rid of the one in rio de janeiro he wanted to get rid of his watch in other words the former federal police chief well bosso not a did indeed dismiss he fired him or his boss in other words the minister of justice so what he's saying and he said that the reason he wanted to do this is that he was not going to allow anybody to quote and i won't use the words of 4 letter word with his family in other words he wanted to protect his children the president says that that's not what he meant that he was talking about his son's personal security but it certainly by the sounds of this the audiotape that was just released doesn't sound that way and since the president is being investigated for possible wrongdoing on this score which is an impeachable offense it is making things more difficult for a while so not only is popularity is already plummeting because of his handling of the coronavirus crisis yeah exactly the say i'll just keep you with us for just a moment to ask you how damaging this is all potentially going to be for balls that are. yo

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rio's poor neighbors are some of the most violent in the world.utovid-19 is now a much bigger killer than crime. this weekend rio's streets were still buzzing, despite a lockdown. t its beaches will be desert for some time yet -- deserted me for some ti yet. laura: tough times ahead f brazil. you're watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tig'shtng ogpr gmoeras onlils. the che flower is transformed as garden sw designa get the rngrihaide ann counced 3,70 few weeks ago --ew layoffs a weeks ago. reporter: the nonsort of enrporate headquarter employees, we h heard much about until may 6. that was when the company said it was letting g over,000 then just today the c.e.o. of uber came out and said they're let goingf further 3,000 employees and looking at maybe closing 45 offices around the all of this, he put it, is to try to right-size the economy for htere things are r now. so to be clear, this doesn't effectrs drithis is the back office staff, if you like. the headquarters staff. but in t iheir head count, if you take both of those layof

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rio's poor neighbors are some in the st violent world.ut aovid-19 is now much bigger killer than crime. this weekend rio's streets were still buzzing, despite a lockdown. but its beaches will be desert for some time yet -- deserted for some time yet. laura: tough times fhead brazil. yore watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's line. m, a right of spring goes the chelsea flower show is tronansformed garden designers t creative in their own back yards. laura: uber is cutting another 3,000 jobs as the pandemic continues to cripple its core aufsal a few weeks ago -- layoffs a few weeks ago. reporter: the nonsort of corporate headquarter employees, we haven't heard much about until may 6. that was when the company said it was letting go over 3,000 workers. then just today o let going of further 3,000 employees and looking at maybe closing 4 offices aroun the world. s to f this, he put it, try to right-size the economy for where things are right now. so to be clear, this doesn't effect drivers, this is the back office staf

the virus tore through these neighborhoods fast there have been more deaths in rio's slums than in half of all brazil's states combinedst family members to a virus they first said was nothing. my uncle, he says, died, and said i should have heard you and used the mask. they're disinfecting the slums but they can't stop people going to work and coming home infected at a brazilian lab they pioneered a new way to test people for the virus in huge numbers. but even here, they are pessimistic about the coming weeks >> i'm very afraid because we are reaching levels of mortality each day that is very, very bad. >> reporter: brazil's president joined anti-lockdown protestors today, hugging a child, he opposes social distancing but last night, he was heckled and called a killer the virus that has now killed 22,000 here has turned brazil into the world's new pandemic hot spots with experts predicting the worst here is yet to come. bill neely, nbc nurks rio de janiero >>> another latin american hot spot, mexico the official death toll there is on the rise as richard engel reports from mexico city,

and del rio was there to help. he was shot twice in the face while serving a warrant in relation to an investigation nool -- into drugs. from the crime scene, investigators recovered cash, fentanyl, the deadliest of all the opioids, and marijuana, along with weapons. detective del rio fought bravely for his life but in the end his wounds were too much to bear. this is an issue that's very personal to me. i spent a lot of my time working on this drug crisis trying to get congress to pass legislation to stop this addiction so that officers like detective del rio don't have to fight and die, fighting this scourge in our communities. i was honored to attend detective del rio's visitation where i joined hundreds of grateful citizens at an arena. it was unbelievable, the turnout. again, fellow officers, d.e.a. officers, police officers, officers came from all over the region. when i spoke with his wife kathy and their family, i told them his sacrifice was not in vain, and he will always be remembered as a hero to dayton,

here, rio, though, is involved too in the political turmoil.r here, wilson witsell, one of his premises was searched by federal police, saying he was potentially involved in corruption to do with the allocation of field hospital contracts to fight the coronavirus. he's not named in the probe, but his advocate said this is all part of the political sparring between those like the governors of sao paulo, rio de janeiro and they are advocating lockdown measures, face masks, digging graves and the president jair bolsonaro who called this a flu, is focused solely on boosting the economy and is deeply dismissive of the measures taken by some of his opponents on a local level. but the peak here is potentially a week to two weeks away. and in rio, i have to say, there are signs of change in life, but it's still fairly busy here on the seafront. laura, christine? >> nick, thank you for that. >>> let's check on cnn business this wednesday morning, taking a look at markets around the world. mixed, although you can see gains again this morning in european

another sits next to brazil's biggest soccer stadium in rio.amous copacabana beach, you've never seen it like this. empty by order. tens of thousands have crowded here, so authorities closed it and police enforced the exclusion zone. the eyes of the world now on brazil for all the wrong reasons. bill neely, nbc news, rio de janeiro. >> thank you, bill. >>> one of the biggest holy festivals in the world looks very different this weekend. after a month of fasting while observing ramadan, eid is a muslim holiday filled with large gatherings of friends, family, and feasts. but with the threat of covid-19, many muslim countries are enforcing stricter lockdowns and curfews as they see a surge of coronavirus cases in recent days. nbc's amon o ghana has more from london. >> reporter: this year's eid will be like one we've never seen before. normally this is a moment of celebration, of people coming together to share meals with their friends and family, off gift giving, of large gatherings. but these are not normal times. due to the pandemic, mosques ar

miles de residentes llegaron a este rio pero no todos tomaron precauciones contra el coronavirus.eth tomÓ este dÍa de descanso para darle alegrÍa a los niÑos. >>> los niÑos tienen que estar en casa, y cuando salimos tenemos que hacerlo con mascaras. >>> dentro del agua no habÍa ninguna mascarilla a la vista. residentes dicen que por la calor se sienten sofocados y no tienen preocupaciones. >>> estÁn disfrutando ahora, . >>> sin embargo hay quienes dicen que aunque no trajeron sus mascaras sÍ implementan la distanciamiento social. >>> con conos anaranjados que marcan los 6 pies. todavÍa no inicia el verano , autoridades dicen que se debe seguir las reglas, y la policÍa estructura multando a quienes no siguen ras reglas del distanciamiento social. >>> pasamos con david gonzÁlez y el pronÓstico del tiempo. >>> bastante caliende la ciudad de camden y san josÉ, vemos esta imagen vivo con cielos despejados, a las 6 de la tarde la temperatura serÁ de 90 grados. a la medianoche veremos 60 grados, muy caliente, recurdemos que tenemos un sistema de alta presiÓn que estÁ ocasionando una redu

this banner reminds residents of the power of petrified villa and rio de janeiro to stay home but not working and staying home means going hungry many haven't had work since business restrictions were imposed in the city and unable to feed themselves or their families now they rely on food donations in some days i'm not able to buy oil for cooking not even a coffee so what can i do it's all in god's hands to do and it's so bad to go hungry not have anything to eat and to have your son ask you for bread or kooky when you don't have anything to give him. together with a group of x. prisoners throughout a silver founded the ngo you are so we will which translates to i am me they are trying to protect poor families and the fabulous during their kroner crisis. our approach is to distribute food we also give them masks and talked about the necessity of wearing a life of being clean and of washing your hands to avoid being infected by the virus distribution in the favelas crowded living conditions make social distancing more difficult here the covert 19 death rate is much higher than in rich

. >>> tiene el lugar los lao rÍos de los nuevos sitios que hay en el condado de santa clara, los laorian de lugar a lugar, tambiÉn la informaciÓn la pueda encontrar en nuestra pÁgina de internet. tambiÉn le decimos que hay 36 nuevos casos en las Últimas 24 horas. por eso es importante hacerse las pruebas del covid-19. >>> tambiÉn hay nuevas cifras en el Área de la bahÍa, laa gencia (hablan en inglÉs) dice que san francisco hizo 5300 nuevas priu pruebas a sus residentes. la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud dijo que la la droga hidroxicloroquina no podrÍa ser usada porque se reporta reportareportan reportan contraindicaciones a los pacientes. >>> el nuevo aÑo escolar se escolar serÁ para ver aclarar cÓmo serÁ el regreso a clases. la decisiÓn se espera para mediados de julio. >>> la famosa empre empresempresa suich reiciciÓ la produccion de chocolate en algunas fabricas. en el condado tulare no abrirÁ, porque le dio la luz verde a barberÍas pero sin la autorizaciÓn del estado, el cual amae zÓ con retener los fondos de emergencia. el condado tiene 1500 casos conf confirmados de covid-19

freedom that's true but what these guys did with the virus is from the government from rio de janiero among exactly. well let's cross live to correspondent sam cow who is standing by for us in sao paolo as sam brazil's president also now right now is increasingly in trouble it seems how much support does he still have. he's in trouble that's right but he does maintain still a very loyal fan base and support latest opinion polls suggest that he still has as we 24 up to 30 percent. support by brazilians loyal support but will depend very much on how these coming weeks and months play out to see how hard the heat that that support gets but for now it still has around 25 to 30 percent of the population actually think he's government is doing a great job. resume now has the 2nd most confirmed cases sam of corona virus infections out of the united states where is brazil though on the curve of the virus is the worst of you know nuts and so the worst is yet to come and the peak all of the number of cases is. expected to come in the coming weeks basically but the number of cases and the number

family or my friends to get screwed because i can't change someone from the security i tried to in rio de janeiro and i couldn't that's going to get more what it is because one is a blood it's all freedom that's true but what these guys did with the viruses from the sao paolo government from rio de janeiro amongst others is exactly the opposite . well let's cross live to correspondent sam cali who is standing by for us in sao paolo sam brazil's president also now right now is increasingly in trouble it seems how much support does he still have. he's in trouble that's right but he doesn't mind still a very loyal fan base and support latest opinion poll suggests that he still has swedes once you point to. support by brazilians loyal support but will depend very much all know how these coming weeks and months play out to see how hot the heat that support but for now is around 25 percent the population actually think he's government is doing a great job. brazil now has the 2nd most confirmed cases sam of corona virus infections out of the united states where is brazil though on the curve o

fÉlix: alberto pérez conversÓ con lourdes del rÍo y hablÓ del tratamiento mÉdico que le salvÓ la viday salir de este hospital de la florida con vida. mucho menos ya este en su casa y de camino recuperarse totalmente. alberto: me siento bien agradecido con todas las enfermeras a todo el equipo que tuvo algo que ver con que yo todavÍa estÉ aquÍ. >> es que aunque este joven mexicoamericano tuvo que ser puesto en un ventilador, eso no fue suficiente para salvarlo de lo que parecÍa una muerte segura. tuvieron que colocarlo en una mÁquina de oxigenaciÓn. >> esta mÁquina es un sistema de soporte mecÁnico que saca la sangre del paciente, pasa por un oxigenador externo. lourdes: el proceso es una sumamente delicada y arriesgado. la mÁquina existe desde hace aÑos pero hace relativamente poco que se utiliza con pacientes de covid-19. un registro mundial muestra que 170 pacientes positivos a coronavirus, unas 200 de ellos la han utilizado en su poco mÁs de 20 zagueros vivos del hospital. >> fue algo emocional. hemos tenido tantos pacientes que desafortunadamente no han sobrevivido al coronavirus

rio's poor neighbourhoods are some of the most violent in the world. still buzzing, despite a lockdown, but its beaches will be deserted for some time yet. katy watson, bbc news, brazil. the first ‘super cyclone' in the bay of bengal since 1999 is bearing down on bangladash and the north east of india. forecasters say cyclone amphan has wind speeds in excess of 200 kmh with even stronger gusts. amphan is expected to weaken slightly when making landfall on wednesday. our correspondent yogita limaye in mumbai has the details. italy's prime minister had a meeting with the national disaster management authority, already on the ground preparing for evacuation from the indian state. in bangladesh were told that the first will be evacuated. which is just north of the delta. both of these countries are very experienced when it comes to dealing with cyclones. every yearfrom april until november we have storms developing in the bay. of course, this year it's an even more difficult process because we are also dealing with a coronavirus outbreak. last year cyclone

many of the big cities in rio about to see the worst of the peak.emasks are mandatory. the issue for brazil is how the federal presidential level of guidance has been significantly weaker. the president calling this a little flu playing down its severity. even now focusing more on the damage to the economy. lockdown measures have been causing and insulting the governors in cabinet meeting, the video of which was released by the supreme court insulting local officials and implementing these lockdown measures. many brazilians looking to him for what they should do in their daily lives. the lockdown has been in place for months so some pollings in fact expected a slight increase in the reticence of people to go along with the numbers. the numbers in brazil are increasingly bad. edging towards 400,000 cases confirmed. those are just the people who have managed to get a test in a country where many occasion you seem to need this. it's likely the full picture is worse. the death toll at about 24,000 or so but modeling from the imhe suggests it could get t

grounded by fear would be travelers that rio's international airport come and go back to colombia the government to scared to bring the coronavirus with them so this stuck now the u.s. is bringing in a similar. passages and planes going nowhere the world has been spooked by brazil's rocketing corona virus infections. in many countries it has shown that after a certain number of cases after a certain threshold it moves like a bushfire explanation it did it in china in one it did it in many european countries and it's doing you know as you see it in brazil it really moves fast durch why we need to do everything to slow it and the slowing is mainly in the social measures social distancing measures that we take and we have to be as really aggressive as possible that aggression against infection is patchy in brazil the speech just half an hour's drive from rio is open some shops are 2 people are out and about locals can see a way out of a frustrating lockdown. as i think the conditions are in place for it all to turn out well it's not possible to free up too many things i think that the wa

dejaneiro, thank you so boards in rio dejaneiro, thank you so much.ekend of eased lockdown restrictions in england and staff at the lake district national park in cumbria say they found some people trying to camp overnight and others returning to their second homes — neither of which is allowed. but people in england are now permitted to drive out to take their daily exercise. our correspondent claire marshall reports from the dorset coast. the chalk cliffs of the dorset coast and its most cherished landmarks, lulworth cove and the limestone arch at durdle door. what a place to come after a lockdown. around 2500 people have made the trip here today. way up on yesterday, and later in the week the weather is only going to get better. the owner, who has had to furlough 140 workers, says even before the lockdown was relaxed, people were trying to come here. of course now they can come, the police don't have any power to stop them. if we hadn't opened, they would be on the roads walking around anyway. they are doing what they can to keep people safe but yo

showers continuing to just to the north of rio up towards salvador but the showers there further north they are pushing up across northern possibile into guyana into weapon as well across northern parts of the caribbean as well some showers there will be some showers pushing outs of panama into were costa rica further north or west of weather that's coming right out of mexico through the yucatan peninsula policing some showers cuba seeing some lively showers along the spells of prajna wanted to share was a possibility for jamaica and also for hispania i should be. dry across the eastern chance of the say towards maybe into something simple i think for the most part it is fine dry and settled temperatures typically getting up to around 31 degrees. for. a city defined by military occupation there's never been an arab state here at the capital of jerusalem everyone is welcome but this depôt structure that maintains the can only project that's what we refuse it was one of the sound of the settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people . occupation discri

and once he is a bird who filed that report he joins me now from rio de janeiro he is it's good to see you let's pick up where your story left off with joy of also noddle how is the brazilian president how is he still denying that could 19 is a major problem as the death toll in the country continues decline have a secular problem because when on sunday last sunday the death toll passed the number of $10000.00 boats nora was in the in the same day going out for a ride on a jet ski so he shows a little compassion in this crisis and his crisis management is really poor his federal administration and acted too late and in order to provide long when dangers to the owner of the regions for example the man knows the region and the president he's also gotten a lot of pushback from state governors i mean some of them they've been openly defying his orders haven't. they are former alleys and now they're struggling and the struggle is going on until today for example yesterday was an hour wanted to reopen barber shops and fitness center he ordered this and the governor's immediately blocked and