she has been showing tourists around madrid for 30 years and shshe inks recovery is a long wy off. >>e had a 75% drop in customers in februaryry. in march 100% canceled. april and may will be similar. with hadad lots of cancellations than t too. >> more than 2.5 million spaniards work in tourism and the krone virus pandemic is an unprecedented nightmare for the sector -- the coronavirus epidemic. brent: south africa has imposed eight when he one day locked down and called the military to combat the spread of the iris. covid-19 has taken its toll on dozens of nations on the continent. >> this shantytown home to thousands of people, many live in huts on stilts above the waters of lagos lagoon. if a by the standards of nigeria's largest city, hygiene is poor. sewage and rubbish felt the water people rely on for daily use. -- foul the water. these conditions raise fears about a wide spread of the virus on the continent. not everyone is concerned. >> there is no disease here. i was born here. i drift this water. there is no disease. -- there is no disease. i drink this water. >> experts di

shshe's responsiblble for sevenn villagages in the reregion. patatient a few kilomemeters away i is already waiting. ♪ >> now it's time for something savoury: this week's global snack comes from the philippines. ♪ >> payatas, a poor neighbororhood northeaeast ofe capitatal manila is s where ni elago has her snack bar. ♪ it's mostly hungry workers who come here. they want food that is fast, cheap and filling. the e chef specializes in the popular snack: lugaw (loo-gau). a bowl costs 10 pesos - not even 20 euro cents. >> lugaw is rice porridge with chicken. i use chicken feet because they're very affordable fofor everyone. anyone can buy lugaw - it's so affordable that even children can buy it as a snack. >> in a big pot, sticky rice and regular rice are boiled together to form a thick gruel. the chicken feet provide the flavor - along with congealed chicken blood - and the kitchen's secret ingredient: bouillon cubes! [sounds of stirring and sizzling] after cooking for an hour, the rice porridge is ready. it is garnished with garlic and the juice

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weekend, , a journalt publblished a piece recounting mamatthews inappropriate commens to her when shshe was a guest on his show in 2017 when he told her before going on air he would "fall in love with her." recently, he compared bernie sanders primary win in nevada to the nazi invasion of france and received backlash for being condescending during an interview with senator elizabeth warren in which he repeatedly questioned her over claims that fellow presidential candidate mike bloomberg and his company have a history of mistreating women. "hardball""ws show has been on the air since 1997. in immigration news, the publication "prism" reports that over 40 women from cameroon were transferred to another immigration jail in retaliation for protesting the conditions of the previous facility where they were being detained. the asylum seekers were taken from t. don hutto residential center in taylor, texas to a new immigration jail in laredo, texas. last week, the women had led a sit-in to protest a lack of medidical services and prolonged detention periods. an official at the interior depart

shshe previously serveved as baltimore's health commissioner. welcome back to democracy now!you can talk about what about this lack of testing means, of the whole population, and what the lack of the ppe, the personal prorotective equipment for frontline hehealth caree workrkers means? >>>> absolutely. thank you for covering this important topopic. the lack of testing hasas been a huge issueue in the u.s. . and a major misstep because we do not have a handle at all on n the te number of pieces s here. and we losost valuable time. both china i imposed somome reay ststrict restrtrictions on their population to buy the rest of the world time. we had weeks to figure out who had d coronavirus herere in the. and to apply tried-and-t-true public health strategies, which is containment, to figure out who hass coronavirus and how we can contain thihis new pathogen within our bordersrs. but we wee nonot able to do that. and we still d don't k know. in fact, , the true number of c cas probably far exceeds what we know as we stilill don't have te capacity to do testing in the u.s. by any