the situation in this municipal hospital in sao paulo is typical of the situation in hospitals aroundegion and around the country. this is a neighborhood hospital. originally it had just seven i.c.u. beds but they've increased that to 94. 94 beds isn't nearly enough. >> now the symptoms are much worse, much faster. and we have almost 50% of the patients are below 50 years. that didn't happen last year. >> reporter: dr. maurucio beskow staffs the hospital's newest covid ward with 20 i.c.u.s. he told newshour it was the worst medical catastrophe he'd witnessed over his 20-year medical career. >> this hospital is 100% covid. the disease is very, very hard on the patients. they die very quickly sometimes, sometimes two or three days, and they are dead. and the family, i think, is the worst part because at the moment the patient comes into the hospital, the family can't see the patient anymore at all. >> reporter: from big cities like rio de janeiro and sao paulo, to remote river communities along the amazon, over 400,000 brazilians have died of covid since the pandemic began here last yea

pamela: comenzÓ la cosecha en el capital urbano mÁs grande del mundo ubicado en el corazÓn de são paulorasil. decenas de voluntarios tendieron su mano de ayuda entre colusiÓn de cafÉ, porque aseguran que esta actividad, al aire libre, es la mejor terapia contra el estrÉs en este tiempo de pandemia. quÉ belleza. y una excelente manera de contrarrestar esa tensiÓn lo que ha generado el coronavirus, y asÍ nos despedimos en esta tarde. michelle: con cafÉ en mano, muchas gracias por su confianza y su cariÑo. nos vemos el dÍa de maÑana en otra cita de impacto. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: y ahora "noticias univisiÓn 14" a las 18:00. ramÓn: el condado de san mateo entra en la fase amarilla. hay beneficios en los negocios. paola: el condado estÁ listo para distribuir la vacuna. nos es ligan por quÉ el uso de la mascarilla es importante en la pandemia. gracias por acompaÑarnos. en seguida saludamos a suheily lÓpez belÉn para hablar de las temperaturas de hoy. ramÓn, buenas tardes. ramÓn: muy buenas tardes. ya entra prÁcticamente a la fase de color amarillo. tenemos algunas imÁgenes de negocios. esto beneficia

let's get more on this with our correspondent in sao paulo. sorts of rates are not unual in rio, but this is one of the deadliest ever. >> it was. there has been some serious allegations of humanights violations on the radio yestery. what residents and family members of those killed yesterday are saying is that the 24 alleged suspects were not given a chance to surrender. they were executed by the police and police entered the slum yesterday morning knowing exactly what they were going to do and who they wanted to kill. images that have been shared all over social media, shocking images spark rage among resilience. walls got cered in bulletholes, -- and grenade shells on the streets. as a wife of a 22 euros killed yesterday. she was beside her husband when it happened and who try t surrender but was shot by the police before he had a chance. >> what we know about how it got to this because in june last year there was a ruling that restricted police action and poor neighborhoods like this one? the number of shootouts have fallen, so how did it

pintor busca provocar una reacción contra la contaminación ambiental ana peralta estuvo con él en são paulooe la sociedad no se sirve más >> es conocido por sus intervenciones urbanas que invitan a la reflexión sobre el medio ambiente y en especial contra la aalusión de la vida marina provocada por plásticos. >> lla cantidad de plástico que terminaba en la orilla . >> la serie titulada naturaleza plástica referencia los plásticos de la naturaleza muerta ya recrea los famosos padres de la mona lisa, el grito o la noche estrellada entre otros. >> ttne una provocaci; por qué a través del ae yo puedo devolver para las casas de las personas otra vez el plástico que en algún momento fue recogido y tiro de manera inapropiada. >> una de sus recreaciones la gran ola será subastada para recaudar fondos para el proyecto donde los océanos que trabajan pro de la vida marina. >> quieren hacer un registro de el plástico los océanos y como hacer una navegación contemporánea explicitan del problema que tenemos hoy en el mundo. casi 13 millones de toneladas de plástico son arrojadas anualmente a los océanos

autoridades dijeron que ya reabrieron todos los carriles para el tráfico >> ahora nos vamos hasta são paulotar bien alerta y abiertos los ojos este rótulo pesado de una cadena de restaurantes de comida rápida cayó sobre este automóvil ocurrió sobre la avenida san pablo en richmond de acuerdo a un gerente de la sanguchería fue a las cuatro de ayer afortunadamente el conductor salió ileso y las autoridades no reportaron heridos >> carlos trejo habló con una de las familias que están sumidas en dolor por la pérdida de estos familiares >> mucho dolor >> es el llanto de una madre y una abuelita por el asesinato de su hijo y dos de sus amigos los hechos fueron el 5 de mayo de 2020 poco después de las 11:00 de la noche tres jóvenes fueron asesinados a tiros en el estacionamiento de la escuela secundaria (...) de acuerdo a las autoridades las víctimas fueron (...) (...) por sus familias piden justicia (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> recortaron su vida, recortaron sus alas le quitaron sus sueños, casarse , tener hijos, era un hijo maravilloso >> a un año del asesinato las autoridades piden ayuda al púb

while much attention is paid to cities like sao paulo, we should not forget the more remote areas oforld, places like the amazon. our correspondent has been to the islands in the amazon. he sent us this report. reporter: as day breaks over the amazon, it is a race to protect its people. we are on a journey to one of brazil's most remote corners, the arch of blago. following health care workers as they deliver vaccines to isolated communities, overcoming every obstacle. here, close to the equator, this man says temperatu gauges keep the astrazeneca jabs inside at minus eight degrees. once open, they must be used within 48 hours. if you thought rolling out vaccines in cities was tough, this is brazil's logistical challenge. the government is way behind where it should be, but reaching vulnerable communities is a priority. it feels like brazil is trying to go to the end of the earth to inoculate everyone in this norma's country. -- enormous country. the archipelago was already under threat by erosion before the pandemic. they are in a battle for survival. the medics land with treasure f

confident that it's going to be good about iris and his colleagues at the turn. 10 institute in sao paulo are working with a method similar to the one for making flu vaccines. they use chicken x to incubate a modified virus which should teach human immune systems to fight the code. 19 virus. really important thing for brazil to into our, our opportunity to have a solution. i received a solution to this and then we have here all the raw materials that we need to make the vaccine. so we can be independent on doing dollars of x and the institute happened producing a chinese vaccine corona back at that have stopped due to supply problems and some regions have no vaccines, left. brazil has the 2nd highest covenant industrial in the world after the united states. maxine here and short supply and less than 10 percent of the population has been full inoculated the new ongoing vaccine of the grateful for the country. it also reflects, well, i'm so proud of having a gerard doria who supported efforts to develop it. next year, he's expected to run to leave the country challenging or you about tomorr

very confident that it's going to be a good of iris and his colleagues at the content institute in sao paulo, a working with a method similar to the one for making flu vaccines. they use chicken x to incubate a modified virus which should teach human immune system to fight the code. 1900 virus is really important thing for brazil to into our, our opportunity to have a solution. i present a solution to this, and then we have here all the raw materials that we need to make the vaccine so we can be independent on doing dollars of x. and the institute happened producing a chinese vaccine corona back at that has stopped due to supply problems and some region has no vaccines, left. brazil has the 2nd highest covenant industrial in the world after the united states exceeds here and short supply and less than 10 percent. of the population have been fully inoculated, the new home grown vaccine of the grateful for the country. it also reflects well on so puddle governor gerard doria, who supported efforts to develop it. next year, he's expected to run to leave the country challenging. are you both sce

they are part of the homeless workers' movement taking to the streets of sao paulo on friday to demand vaccines and ford i suppose is the one we need an answer for the pandemic in vaccines for everyone. they also burned effigies of president. an economy minister of this whom they blame for the desperate situation they say they are facing today not the good that we don't have food and we don't have the basics to survive what is also norway doing he's getting rich at the expense of the workers. but it's not just covert 19 political opponents are also blaming for thursday 5 a less shootout in religion a deal between police and the alleged drug dealers which left more than 2 dozen people dead they say the law and order precedent has created a culture that tolerates extreme and unnecessary tactics by the police the united nations is demanding a full investigation into the incident you know they're not succeeding in stopping these kind of really disturbing over the top lethal operations so something clearly is wrong and. as i mentioned the. supreme court has been involved in him an issue and

hundreds of brazilians have rallied against racism in sao paulo now they're demanding justice after a police raid on a slum in rio de janeiro killed 29 people last week thursday marks the day slavery was abolished in brazil more than a century ago but many protesters say they're still not free from it they say police target people of color and the supreme court should investigate alleged human rights abuses during the raid u.s. president joe biden says petrol supplies should return to normal in the coming days after the country's largest fuel pipeline network restarted colonial pipeline was hit by a cyber attack last week causing a 63 will shortage and panic buying as prices soared at the pump the reportedly paid hackers $5000000.00 in untraceable crypto currency as ransom political hate has more from washington d.c. . a major oil pipeline shutdown the government told people not to panic it didn't work videos like these are all over social media prompting a government agency to warn this is a really bad idea the plastic will melt and bad things going to happen but all along the east c

the butantan institute in sao paulo said supplies were being held up in china waiting for export clearanced restrict astrazeneca vaccine production to certain days until new supplies arrived. congressional republicans have voted—in an ardent trump supporter, elyse stefanik, to replace liz cheney as their third ranking party leader. stefanik from new york has consistently backed the false claim that the 2020 election was stolen. now, america's world famous museums are starting to open up as covid cases decline. next week, the new york art galleries can open at 100% capacity. in washington dc today, the national museum of african american history and the national portrait gallery opened their doors for the first time in over a year. the bbc�*s larry madowo was on the scene. america's capital has felt a little deserted this past year. it's time to spruce up, though, as the city slowly rolls back to normal life. check out a monument, or go all in and visit a museum again. the national museum of african—american history and culture even got a guest from the white house. we are opening up. cultu

the butantan institute in sao paulo said supplies were being held up in china waiting for export clearances have voted—in an ardent trump supporter, elyse stefanik, to replace liz cheney as their third ranking party leader. stefanik from new york has consistently backed the false claim that the 2020 election was stolen. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: coming within a whisker of death — the cat that leapt from the fifth floor of a burning building — landing safely and then sauntering off. we'll find out how felines can survive these giantjumps. the pope was shot, the pope will live. that's the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism had come to the vatican. the man they call the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an al

we're glad to have viewers from sao paulo, brazil, mexico, and here in st. augustine, florida, goldsberg, north carolina and up the road in delaware. greetings and thank you for joining us. so when general eisenhower, and he became general eisenhower, became the supreme allied commander during the war in europe. what were his responsibilities in this role and his approach to them? >> actually, dwight eisenhower was the strategic leader. he was the supreme commander, and his job was to reconcile all the factors involved in any military operation, and, of course, when he is given that appointment, he has been given the appointment for operation overlord, which is what we often called d-day. his job was to rationalize the strategic objectives with logistics, with the use of forces, with the politics, with everything that goes into making a successful operation. this is actually one of my favorite pictures of ike during the war. he's actually here talking to the 101st airborne division. literally within an hour, they are going to take off for the coast of norman

astrazeneca is being produced in rio and the centre back —— sinovac vaccine is being produced in sao paulol be more, the supply will be bigger, in the medium to long—range, but in the new time, we have over 1000 deaths daily in brazil and this situation is really a calamity. professor marcus andre melo, thank you for being with us. israeli flags have been flying at half—mast across the country as the nation observeed a day of mourning for the victims of the deadly crush at a jewish religious festival on friday. 45 men and boys died in a walkway on the slopes of mount meron, in what was one of israel's worst peacetime disasters. more funerals have been held, and families are beginning their traditional, week—long wakes. meanwhile questions are being raised over who might be to blame for the tragedy. three people are dead and more than two dozen others hospitalized after an apparent smuggling boat capsizes and breaks up off san diego. police say there were at least 30 people on board when it overturned and had broken apart tjy overturned and had broken apart by the time rescue boats arrived.

hello in toronto, canada, peru london also in the uk, we're glad to have viewers from sao paulo brazil from tokyo, japan guadalajara and mexico and here in the united states from belvedere, tennessee, saint augustine florida, jackson county, michigan, goldsboro, north carolina and just up the road in wilmington, delaware so greetings and thank you for joining us. so when general eisenhower and he became generalized in howard became the supreme allied commander during the the war in europe, what were his responsibilities in this role and his approach to them? well, actually dwight eisenhower's the strategic leader. he was a supreme commander and his job was to reconcile all the factors involved in any military operation. and of course when he has given that appointment he has been given the appointment for operation overlord, which is what we often called d-day his job was to rationalize the the strategic objectives with logistics with the use of forces with the politics with everything that goes into making a successful operation. this is this is actually one of my favorite pictures of

whether it was going to sao paulo or bangalore in the south asian continent, or to bali in indonesia,see a cabdriver in indonesia, or a food-delivery person in singapore, everybody thinks that it is tailor-made for them. the amount and degree of creation is amazing. i do think that both youtube and tiktok have ways to sustain themselves by creating so much content and curating it in a way that makes it so hard to stop. i remember people asking, would you ever cut that cable record in your household? i can watch tiktok anytime we want on our tv. the need for programming, set programming is a lot less, and the timing that is available for that curated and personal content is a lot more. today more young kids want to be a youtube influencer or a tiktok influencer thana professional job like a doctor or astronaut. my kids look at me and say, dad, you only have 15,000 followers on twitter, what is wrong with you? [laughter] you must be on some kind of c- list. what is wrong with you? so it is a different world we live in. [laughter] emily: indeed. hopefully young kids want to travel as exo

cesar munoz joins us from sao paulo. -- described as one of the deadliest shootings in rio's history. do have details about what took place? >> that is a good question. it is key that we have a thorough independent investigation into what happened. but it is pretty bad, we at human rights watch have received credible evidence that bodies of victims were moved from the crime scene, that people were dragged and the country -- crime scene was not preserved and that is a problem because you can lose evidence of what happened. >> so that means that even if there was to be an independent investigation, into what happened, it is likely to be impeded or flawed in some way or at least limited in terms of the available evidence? >> yeah. when you destroy -- the first hours and day of the investigation is the most crucial moment. when you have the evidence there, you have the neighbors there can interview them. i have to say police is not doing a good job. this is something we have seen in many investigations in rio de janeiro. 98%

i speak of the work that amnesty international has done in the favelas in the slums of rio and sao paulo and brazil where police basically criminalize all the residents who live there. the shoot first ask questions afterwards but the poor are criminalized even in this city 43,000 citations were given to people in san francisco in 2006 for sleeping in public parks or public places homeless people. were criminalized for being homeless. there are other forms of insecurity that the poor are subjected to security of tenure if you're a poor landless farmer, you can be pushed off your land if you're living in islam your heart can be destroyed if you are a day laborer, you may not earn. you don't know whether you will earn any money the next day or not. so you live with job in security. so there are many forms of insecurity that define the lives of poor people. poor people are deprived of basic economic and social. amenities resources we call them rights housing education health but most importantly of all poor people are excluded. from political power they have no power powerlessness defines po

you're looking at la is known as the orbital path of this rocket and it puts new york, sao paulo, madrid, sidney, in the path but you got to keep in mind, this is traveling at 18,000 miles per hour, roughly 30,000 kilometers per hour, so it's orbiting the earth 15 times a day, so any small deviation in that angle of approach towards reentry is going to lead to a very significant change in the final location, where it makes landfall, i should say. so the estimate for exactly when and exactly where will only happen a few minutes, if not an hour, right prior to that moment. so very important to note that. the facts though, if it is lucky enough to actually miss, i should say, or dodge 70% of our ocean, we only have 10% of the remaining land that's occupied by humans, like you and i, watching at home, and nonetheless, we are still watching for the potential reentry to take place throughout this weekend, ending about midday on sunday. it's quite amazing to see this photo, i'll bring it up on the screen once again. the first image of this longmark rocket as it hurdles through space. it certain

orbital path, pretty wide area of coverage from los angeles to new york city, south to mexico city, sao paulostward to madrid and even farther to the east around beijing and on into sydney. all of these areas could be points of impact. of course, over 70% of our planet is composed of water. so 3 out of 4 chance this ends up over the open waters. traveling about 18,000 miles per hour. so that's why officials are saying you're not going to know exactly where this ends up until the final hours on approach some time saturday or sunday. then we'll calculate where tends up. just a small variation for an object orwitbiting our planet 1 times a day. we have another rocket piece that crashed into the atlantic ocean about a year ago. went over at one point over los angeles. another point over central park a few minutes later. tended up being deposited into the atlantic ocean and it's really important to note when you take something like this, about 10% of our planet's surface, kim, is actually inhabited by humans. as far as surface area is concerned. this particular object, it's not going to be one imp

. >> reporter: priscila franca is a co-founder of the sao paulo- based national anti-racist front, an fights racism against the mostly black populations in favelas there. >> ( translated ): we live in a most people living in favelas are black people, they're poor people, and most of them are women, they're heads of families. speaking of inequalities, we live in a country where 97% of people living in the favela do not have access to any kind of medical insurance. >> reporter: poor sanitary conditions and overcrowding increases the likelihood of infection, and yet lack of medical insurance decreases the chance of favela residents getting proper care. across the country, in the amazonian state of para, ribeirinhos, river people, suffer opposite problems. their isolation is their achilles heel, making it challenging for them to get the medical help they need during a global health crisis like this one. >> ( translated ): brazilian society is finding out, with the pandemic, that if we are in a difficult situation, we could be in much worse of one without the solidarity, the community asso

and i sao paulo salta come. welcome to present on this item. yes. >> thank you. hello, everyone.th the office of community partnerships. the purpose of this modification is to cover the cost of creating and broadcasting wellness classes, that will be able to all san franciscans through public access television. richmond ymca collaborated with bay area video coalition or by a bay vacto make this possible. classes ran daily and taught by a certified group of exercise instructors. were made available spanish, english and cantonese. this initiative was created to ensure that adults isolated in their homes, who also do not have access to the internet, are able to participate in healthy living programs during the shelter-in-place. we are a bit delayed in awarding these dollars, which were derived from the add-back process. but they were identified for the service by then supervisor fewer. started in you can of 2020 and -- started in august of 2020. filmingstoped in december of 2020. but reruns of the classes are still being aired and available on-demand online. with that i request your