also narrow, the president, and doria, the governor of sÃo paulo.h of them are keen to present sunni vaccination -- soon a that the nation that they can pass on to the population. the estimate in november-january of next year, it could be ready. it depends on the research, which is already going on. and there is also the south of brazil, where the russian vaccination is tested, actually. the result of going on -- there is a lot gogoing on. brenent: thank you. staying with the pandemic, uganda introduced one of the most stringent lockdowns in africa back in march. most of the restrictions have been relaxed since june, but schools are still closed, and a nighttime curfew is still in place. you combine that with a lack of tourists, can you have an economy that is suffering. >> breaking up stones in the burning sun is backbreaking work. and it is mostly women and children who do it. here at this quarry, many of them fled the conflict in northern uganda many years ago. without school education, they have little choice but to take this job to survive. >>

the city streets they deliver the food packages in their private cars they head for the center of sao paulo in a convoy. for these homeless people the free meal is a blessing with its rice pastel and sausage they have only been homeless for a few weeks they could no longer pay their rent due to the coronavirus crisis brazil's new for. the government should come out of its palaces and with its own eyes what is happening in this country. brazil's president who usually appears without a mask continues to downplay the coronavirus risk he has been criticized for not always publishing the number of victims. the number of unreported cases is especially high in the favelas so in rio de janeiro residents have started their own count. many victims of the virus and. by the health authorities we have a few examples of that among our circle of friends the volunteers talk to their neighbors and know the case of. part of the unreported number. here wolf over to god there's some call that 9000 cases here. some survive others don't. with the help of residents the volunteers compile they only lists for their

1st lot of $5000000.00 doses of the chinese made vaccine or arrive here in october to be used to sao paulo water we have to complete the phase 3 final trials and wait for the results but by mid december we can begin immunization. the lexeme has already been tested on $50000.00 chinese volunteers less than 6 percent felt mild adverse effects but in order to be used in brazil it must be tested locally as well and approved by the health regulatory agency and. the chinese vaccine is not the only one being tested in brazil 2 states and have signed agreements with russia to help develop the sputnik 5 vaccine and here in rio de janeiro your crusade institute is working with oxford university on the astra zeneca vaccine. with over 4000000 infected thousands of volunteers and a deep bench of immunization scientists brazil has become a world laboratory for the covert 1000 vaccines to the sin of back and astra zeneca are in their final trials what with you expecting this vaccines that have been have been tested in brazil is that they are going to achieve more or less 5560 percent of the action they a

informal sector that have been especially hard hit more and more families have been arriving in sao paulo's newfound bringing everything they own gilmer gonsalves charges is building a temporary shanty for his family prior to the coronavirus pandemic he worked as a daily in construction. the downward spiral began when he stopped receiving job offers. your problem our landlord wouldn't let us pay the rent later and because we couldn't pay on time he kicked us out then we found out that a lot of people who are going through the same thing we're building shanties here so now we're moving in. the international labor organization estimates that in the 2nd quarter of 202017.3 percent of working hours were lost worldwide due to the coronavirus measures including the closure of construction sites factories and offices in terms of employment that means a total of 495000000 jobs have been lost. government measures including stimulus packages and short time work allowance have somewhat mitigated the financial consequences but the ilo says it's mainly developed countries that can afford this emerging e

. >> marÍa da penha was recently declared an honorary citizen of sao paulo.and activism are are widely respected, but the battle is far from won. marÍa: our society is still very sexist. to change that, we have to invest above all in education. but this government is not doing that. >> cristiane carvalho hopes the nightmare will end one day, and that her ex will leave her in peace. cristiane: if women such as marÍa da penha had not spoken out, i might never have found the strength to report my husband. and he would never have been sentenced to three years house arrest. despspite the coururage many wn displalay, gender-babased viole remains a massive problem in brazil. >> repression and discrimination are part of life for r many women aroround the w. on our n new facebook k chanl,w won, y youl find stories ababout ose tatang a stand, and inspiring others to do the same. dw women gives a voice to the women of our world. >> in our global ideas series, we focus on the growing impact of climate c change. ththis week we t turn to sibe, where rerecord temperatures o

>> it is a different reality from here in sao paulo.rybody is wearing masks here, there is a quarantine. when you travel hours and hours along roads, dirt roads, it s like people have almo given up, that very few peoplein are wemasks. there is concern. speaking to the doctors, they say they haven't seen the curve fall. they are still very busy. it is fire season now and the fire season looks liket is gog to be as bad. there are concerns it could be rse than what we saw last year. katty: can we have a look around the continent? we haven't really taken a look at some of the other latin american countries. some of them really are in a terrible state. let's look at peru. theyre have rded cases of 691,000, deaths o9,0, but look at this. they have a fatality rate of 93 deaths per 100,000. compare that to the u.s., which only has aorally rate of 57 deaths per 100,000. why is peru suffering so badly? >> it is interesting, because the president, when the pandemic hit, he locked down quickly. it was the toughest quarantine measures we saw across

in brazil's largest city of sao paulo, 18% of children have brn been infected with the virus.ocal authorities had been planning to reopen public schools next month for the first time since mid may, now that has been pushed back to november or later. >>> a former member of the white house coronavirus task force has acaccused u.s. president drum o placing priority on his re-election rather than containing the outbreak.. olivia troy was an adviser to mike pence untilil this summer. she made the accusation on thursday. >> towards the middle of february we knew it wasn't a matter of the covid would become a big pandemic in the united states, it was a matter of when. the president didn't want to hear that. his biggest concern was we were in an election year. >> troye added if trump had taken the virus seriously, he would have slowed the spread of infection and saved lives. the united states has the highest number o of cases and deaths in the world. >>> the president told reporters he h had never met troye. >> any time somebody leaves our big massive government, they leave and they t

enough to buy food it doesn't necessarily cover rents and such and so still people for example in sao paulo who lose their jobs are still in dire economic straits so there is a social protection floor in brazil but of course it doesn't mitigate all the devastating effects of the economic crisis and this is being pushed by the opposition rather than the government what have we seen covert really take off in latin america seems like a comparison to some other regions there is a bit more of a delay before cases really took off and still things have been pretty bad in countries like brazil. policies or on or what do you see. well i'm not an epitome ologist but i can tell you this that part of humans are vectors of transmission and so social distancing measures have really helped to mitigate the spread of the virus however if you implement social distancing you absolutely have to also especially important countries make sure their families have the means to feed themselves while they stay at home and in countries that can't do that you can't expect people to stay at home a starve or watch their

of the military dictatorship were handed over to the security services at the company's site in sao paulo workers were then tortured by the military now folks falcon has accepted what happened back then was wrong and it will pay damages of 5500000 euros human rights groups welcomed its decision to wash d.c. is silly of. seafood the folks like and pays them it is now then other employees in brazil my follows the so it sets a positive example. and it's an example that comes at a time when the current president of both an hour has made no secret of his fondness for the military dictatorship and it's late is. futile to shoot so this many of the president's supporters share his views including his white washing of the posturing the military dictatorship that's why i think it's hugely important to show what happens. no news site. for the victims this is a victory in the long battle they've been seeking damages from folks wagon and an apology. all the way for a super cop took place last night in a budapest where the champions league winners buy a new nick a beating europa league winners a 721 co

enough to buy food it doesn't necessarily cover rents and such and so still people for example in sao paulo who lose their jobs are still in dire economic straits so there is a social protection floor in brazil but of course it doesn't need to get all the devastating effects of the economic crisis and this is being pushed by the opposition rather than the government why have we seen covert really take off in latin america seems like a comparison to some other regions there was a bit more of a delay before cases really took off and still things have been pretty bad in countries like brazil. policies or on any or no what do you see. well i'm not an epitome ologist but i can tell you this that part of me and humans are vectors of transmission and so social distancing measures have really helped to mitigate the spread of the virus however if you implement social distancing you absolutely have to also especially important countries make sure their families have the means to feed themselves while they stay at home and in countries that can't do that you can't expect people to stay at home a starv

flamengo were due to play palmeiras away at sao paulo and have travelled to the venue as the brazilianeal against the judge's ruling. flamengo's directors were widely criticised earlier this year after leading a campaign to restart the football season early. university students across the uk have been speaking of their fears and frustrations after being forced into lockdown. 1,700 students in manchester have been told to self—isolate in their rooms on campus for 14 days after 127 of them contracted coronavirus. in scotland, thousands of students have been told not to go to pubs or parties this weekend after hundreds tested positive for the virus at universities across the country. the bbc‘s education correspondent dan johnson reports. locked down, isolated and feeling imprisoned — hardly the fun and freedom of student life expected by nadiah and her flatmates. hiya! hello! how's it going? i live, like, 4.5 hours away. if they knew this was going to happen, what was the point of making us all come here if we're going to do online lessons? like, we've barely got any milk and bread to las

flamengo were due to play palmeiras away at sao paulo and have travelled to the venue as the brazilianappeal against thejudge‘s ruling. flamengo's directors were widely criticised earlier this year after leading a campaign to restart the football season early. lebanon's prime minister designate, mustapha adib, says he's given up his attempt to form a government and is stepping down. mr adib was nominated after the explosion that destroyed much of the centre of beirut. he was trying to put in place an administration to tackle lebanon's grave financial crisis. dr maha yahya is the director of the carnegie middle east centre in beirut. she explains what has led to the situation in lebanon today. i think it's a mix of internal and external factors. lebanon today is in the eye of the storm. it's opened — the storm of regional and global tug—of—war, particularly between the us and iran. and this is further complicated by the particularities of power sharing in lebanon, which has made it — makes it quite easy for the political parties to basically trump any other considerations. what's astoni

coronavirus vaccine will arrive in brazil next month the aim is to begin advanced clinical testing in sao paulo by the end of the year with almost 140000 deaths and over $4600000.00 infections leading vaccine makers i'm looking at brazil as a candidate to widely test their products want to pay a knock here freeport. missourians may be out and about as if the pandemic were already over but far from it with almost 140000 dead the country is the world's 3rd largest coal vid 19 hotspot but there's light at the end of the tunnel at least in brazil so powerful state and it's coming from china the middle watch. dogs and the 1st lot of 5000000 doses of the chinese made vaccine or arrived here in october to be used in south polar. we have to complete the phase 3 final trials and wait for the results but by mid december we can begin immunization. the lexeme has already been tested on $50000.00 chinese volunteers less than 6 percent felt mild adverse effects but in order to be used in brazil it must be tested locally as well and approved by the health regulatory agency and. the chinese vaccine is not the

enough to buy food it doesn't necessarily cover rents and such and so still people for example in sao paulo who lose their jobs are still in dire economic straits so there is a social protection floor in brazil but of course it doesn't need to get all the devastating effects of the economic crisis and this is being pushed through by the opposition rather than the government why have we seen covert really take off in latin america seems like in comparison to some other regions there was a bit more of a delay before cases really took off and still things have been pretty bad in countries like brazil. policies or on any or no what do you see. well i'm not an epitome ologist but i can tell you this that part of me and humans are vectors of transmission and so social distancing measures have really helped to mitigate the spread of the virus however if you implement social distancing you absolutely have to also especially in quarter countries make sure their families have the means to feed themselves while they stay at home and in countries that can't do that you can't expect people to stay at ho

opponents of the military dictatorship were handed over to the security services at the company site in sao paulo workers were then tortured by the military. now volkswagen has accepted what happened back then was wrong and it will pay damages of $5500000.00 euros human rights groups welcomed its decision to wash d.c. is silly of vodka c 40 volkswagen pays damages now than other employees in brazil my fellows so it sets a positive example. of the release of the. and it's an example that comes at a time when the current president i have both in our has made no secret of his fondness for the military dictatorship and its late is. futile to shoot so this many of the president's supporters share his. including his white washing of the pasta during the military dictatorship that's why i think it's hugely important to show what happens in no news site. for the victims this is a victory in the long battle they've been seeking damages from volkswagen and an apology. well correspond a mighty a saber to is covering that story for us and spoken to victims and their relatives i asked whether the thought the

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there are some situations where the federal government for some reason turns its back on sao paulo. >> reporter: the k0e6d 19 payments extended to the end of the year. and his knave at this time, may be winning. matt rivers, cnn. >>> millions of californians are roasting right now under a historic heat wave. how they are coping with temperatures well alove 100 degrees farhrenheit and managin a pandemic. needles. essential for sewing, but maybe not for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened.

enough to buy food it doesn't necessarily cover rents and such and so still people for example in sao paulo who lose their jobs are still in dire economic straits so there is a social protection floor in brazil but of course it doesn't need to get all the devastating effects of the economic crisis and this is being pushed through by the opposition rather than go the government why have we seen covert really take off in latin america seems like the comparison to some other regions there was a bit more of a delay before cases really took off and still things have been pretty bad in countries like brazil. policies are on i don't know what do you see. well i'm not an epitome ologist but i can tell you this that part of me and humans are vectors of transmission and so social distancing measures have really helped to mitigate the spread of the virus however if you implement social distancing you absolutely have to also especially important countries make sure their families have the means to feed themselves while they stay at home and in countries that can't do that you can't expect people to sta

the others are los angeles, new york city, san francisco and sao paulo in brazil.ink might happen today? most people expect that uber has done enough to be successful today, although certainly that is not guaranteed. it will depend on whether or not they have convinced the court they have genuinely changed and learn from their mistakes and made improvements to protect passenger safety so can be considered to be fit and proper to have a license. ever does go the other way and if uber were to lose, is at the end of the road for them for future appeals et cetera 7 road for them for future appeals et cetera? no, it would bea appeals et cetera? no, it would be a heavy blow and it would be highly disappointed, but there are other avenues of appeal, and given how important the london market is to them it's highly likely they would want to pursue an appeal, and have already said that they will do that if they lost today, so it could take quite a while for the appeal to get through the system so we made the final decision for quite a while. how damaging has this been for ub

prosecutors, volkswagen admitted that it targeted union activists at its massive auto plant near sao paulo, where bosses spied on workers and reported outlawed newspapers and fliers to police. this is former vw employee expedito batista. after thegen chased workers. they incarcerated us inside the factory. workers were handed over to the political authority at the time. timewagen's conduct at the was willful. the settlement does not completely satisfy us. we deserve more given our rights, but this is better than nothing. amy: the settlement will compensate victims who were arrested, beaten, fired from their jobs and then blacklisted, unable to find employment for years. brazazil's fafar-right presesid, former army captain ja bolsonaro, has prais b brazil'ss mimitary dictotorshiand hahas called for the rtorationf manyf its pocies. and those are some of the headlines.s. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the ququarante report. i'm amy goodman. when we come back, we look at president trump's statement saying he refuses to commit to accecepting the results of the upcoming election if hi

club corinthians are anything but pleased they gave their team's players a hostile reception at sao paulo'sairport after a $21.00 defeat against fluminense corinthians are struggling in 15th position in the brazilian league and the fans are not holding back their anger. the dallas stars just booked their ticket to the stanley cup final dennis. overtime goal helped push dallas into a 32 win against the vegas golden knights in game 5 of the western conference final with this when the stars advanced for the 1st time since 2000 they will either play the lightning tampa bay lightning or new york islanders for the trophy. 19 time grand slam champion rafael in the doll says novak djokovic was on lucky after being disqualified from the u.s. open last week that came after he had a ball that struck a line judge in the search. but it's important to have the right so called on the law and on the court. because if not you're going to have you're going to be like yes he wasn't for sure he was. for sure he doesn't want to do he'd know him at all and. yeah he's in for the night before that. you think oh ok

opponents of the military dictatorship were handed over to the security services at the company site in sao paulo workers were then tortured by the military now folks falcon has accepted what happened back then was wrong and it will pay damages of 5500000 euros human rights groups welcomed its decision. he seems silly of. say 40 folks like him pays damages now than other employees in brazil my follows me so it sets a positive example. and it's an example that comes at a time when the current president i have both in our hands make no secret of his fondness for the military dictatorship and its late is. futile to shoot so this many of the president's supporters share his views including his white washing of the posse during the military dictatorship that's why i think it's hugely important to show what happens. in no news site. for the victims this is a victory in the long battle they've been seeking damages from volkswagen and an apology. well our correspondent mathias hébert is covering that story for us and has spoken to victims and their relatives i asked whether izzy think the 5500000 payout