and those cows it -- those guys in south america don't even speak english. consequently, we ignored all that data. and in 1973 when we started to work here, none of us believed that the site would be particularly deep in terms of the sediment pile, or particularly old. we were all subscribers as was everybody to the clovis first hypothesis. and according to that, the makers of these points crossed the bering straits, about 12 or 14,000 years ago, they were rapidly moving, big game hunters, and they were critical in the extinction process of most of the ice age animals. between 1933 and the than 500ns here, more localities in north and south america were claimed to have been older than clovis. and they would all share a similar trajectory. thewould read about them in local media first or hear about find ahen you would scientific publication or two about them, and then some fatal flaw would manifest itself. they either had imperfectly decided -- to find lawyers, they had artifacts that were not of human manufacturers or there were -- there were some other flaw

is a bit behind compared to europe and there is a lot of concern that maybe south america will see in a few weeks what europe is seeing right now and that's why you also see bullet. decisions you can be critical of them you can support them but there are political decisions trying to minimize the impact of the grown up act it's said that europe and the us didn't use the time after china started to wrestle with corroded that they did not use their window of opportunity do you think latin america is doing so and that is the absolute key element there when you look at what's being debated in latin america it's exactly that saying we need to be able to act now so not when we have hundreds of cases but we have only a few cases if you see for example the case of outside of ours they close the borders when they had 0 cases because had we're not giving this a chance we're not going to wait until we have 100 to start making decisions nobody here for many people in latin america and also in colombia particularly is it has to be done before the situation gets very bad you constantly wait for a l

is a bit behind compared to europe and there is a lot of concern that maybe south america will see in a few weeks what europe is seeing right now and that's why you also see political decisions you can be critical of them you can support them but there are political decisions trying to minimize the impact of a grown up it's said that europe and the us didn't use the time after china started to wrestle with corroded that they did not use their window of opportunity do you think latin america is doing so and that is the absolute key element there when you look at what's being debated in latin america it's exactly that saying we need to be able to act now so not when we have hundreds of cases but we have only a few cases if you see for example the case of outside of ours they close the borders when they had 0 cases because had we're not giving this a chance we're not going to wait until we have 100 to start making decisions nobody here for many people in latin america and also in colombia particular is it has to be done before the situation gets very bad constantly wait for a long time.

china for the outbreak he's been seen defying medical advice by shaking hands with his supporters south america's largest country has reported for deaths in more than 400 cases including some government leaders lots more news is always there for you the website 0 dot com you can also follow the programs and everyone on the teams here via twitter and facebook pages up next people in power also use it. as the well the battles the coronavirus pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the outside. without dates about travel restrictions and how to protect yourself. around a virus pandemic special coverage on al-jazeera. 2014

in china for the break he's been seen defying medical advice by shaking hands with supporters south america's largest country has reported 4 deaths and more than $400.00 cases including government leaders. i don't know i don't expect anything from the government because he's neglecting us the people he didn't understand the severity of the problem how can you make jokes during such a serious situation how can someone govern like this. look they're dealing with something new as a matter of fact this president is so unprepared that he's been downplaying the issue and now he's on t.v. wearing a mask but he said absurdities over and over. almost $700.00 cruise ship passengers are returning to the u.k. from cuba after the island permitted a british ship with confirmed virus cases to dock cuba allowed the ship in after barbados the bahamas and the united states all refused the captain's request to come ashore or gaston as the story. after more than a week adrift at sea the british cruise ship the braemar arrived into an industrial

to help educate and bring big going back all the way to early 2011 because you know south america is such a powerhouse in terms of natural resources and everything that they've got and yet they have imposed on them. communication systems and like archaic. financial infrastructure right they wouldn't they could have so much wealth i think they get it they really get it we're down there they get it this is where the revolution is going to happen chase mayor thanks for being once again on the kaiser report thanks so much remy all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey i would like to thank our guest trace mayor if you want to catch us on twitter at kaiser report until next time. media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or inmate in the shallow. why do we go to war because we view the key to economic growth as oil and energy we go to war is vice presi

across south america, governments have been closing borders and shutting down public spaces, preparing while there aren't the number of cases that we've seen in europe, the fear is that this deeply unequal region will not be able to cope if the virus spreads. 0ur south america correspondent katy watson is in brazil's biggest city, sao paulo, home to the highest number of cases in the region so far. these little brazilians are having to relearn that the art of saying hello. swap hugs and kisses for smiles they've been told and are coming up with their own new ways of reaching family and friends. it is very difficult for us because brazilian people like to hug and kiss each other every day. so we have to tell kids, every day, not to kiss and hug and they gave us solutions to make hearts and kiss far from each other. and they realise the importance of that. across town at latin america's biggest hospital, it is full on crisis mode here. they want to take all the possible precaution so this epidemic works grew in a better way than we've seen in other countries. this doctor heads up the eme

to help educate and bring big going back all the way to early 2011 because you know south america is such a powerhouse in terms of natural resources and everything that they've got and yet they have imposed on them and. communication systems and like archaic. financial infrastructure right they wouldn't they could have so much wealth i think they get it they really get it we're down there they get it this is where the revolution is going to trace where thanks for being once again on the kaiser report thanks so much for having me all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey i would like to thank our guests trace mayor if you want to catch us on twitter at kaiser report until next time i go. do you believe in miracles it would seem democrats do after the job i'd be surged on super tuesday for them the fear of the bernie sanders candidate see me now be contained however this is far from over taking on trump no you see. i've interviewed limits of you and world and rape is a very very traumatizing thing tat happened but i've neve

to help educate and bring big going back all the way to early 2011 because you know south america is such a powerhouse in terms of natural resources and everything that they've got and yet they have imposed on them and. communication systems and like archaic. financial infrastructure right they wouldn't they could have so much wealth i think they get it they really get it we're down there they get it this is where the revolution is going to happen jason carroll thanks for being once again on the kaiser report thanks so much remy all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with maybe max kaiser and stacy i would like i guess trace mayor if you want to catch us on twitter at kaiser report and i stand by. the feeding our hopes our dreams our desires our money to compete this creates what do we get back to our liking that's that's a bad deal so when is technology jumping out of the street when is the goji healthy need to keep you healthy need for to keep me you know connected and i missed it so we will live in an area the post screen area where we will live

to help educate and bring big going back all the way to early 2011 because you know south america is such a powerhouse in terms of natural resources and everything that they've got and yet they have imposed on them and. communication systems and like archaic. financial infrastructure they wouldn't they could have so much wealth i think they get it if they really get it we're down there they get it this is where the revolution is going to happen trace where thanks for being once again on the kaiser report thanks so much for having me all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like like our guest trace mayer if you want to catch us on twitter at kaiser report until next time. same wrong. just don't. get to see. this day. and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. there's no dollar for it do 50.0 musical number 2 the pretty one when you have no kid to get to the phone using the moment phone and don't going to. see him all the good that you need and tha

to help educate and bring big going back all the way to early 2011 because you know south america is such a powerhouse in terms of natural resources and everything that they've got and yet they have imposed on them. communication systems and like archaic. financial infrastructure right they wouldn't they could have so much wealth generated at it if they really get it were down there they get it this is where the revolution is going to trace where thanks for being once again on the kaiser report thanks so much for having me all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me back to kaiser and stacy i would like like trace mayor if you want to catch us on twitter at kaiser report until next time i go. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and the decision. every thing came to a complete. the day that i was right. you know hold a shot to kill me and i see how it destroyed my life any screamed at me and he made me come in and you can my on him and he right mean. if you take into account that women don't report becaus

to help educate and bring big going back all the way to early 2011 because you know south america is such a powerhouse in terms of natural resources and everything that they've got and yet they have imposed on them and. communication systems and like archaic. financial infrastructure they wouldn't they could have so much wealth i think they get it if they really get it we're down there they get it this is where the revolution is going to trace where thanks for being once again on the kaiser report thanks so much remy all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey i would like to thank our guests trace mayor if you want to catch us on twitter at kaiser report until next time. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic to follow can only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. seemed wrong. but. just don't. let me. get to shape out these days become educated and engaged equals b

it neighboring chile the country with the highest number of confirmed cases per capita in south america presidents have announced all borders will be closed starting wednesday to give tourists time to leave oh a good up all but that wasn't soon enough for these angry residents of that in us on the southern tip of south america they shouted no more tourists in front of a cruise ship that was granted permission to disembark passengers at least 2 british cruise ship passengers have tested positive for coded 19 you know what i mean. there are very few of us and we're all going to get contaminated but those haven't been the only protests here in santiago classes have been canceled but not here almost daily demonstrations that protesters have been saying that they have to keep having out here on to the streets because the pressure on the government and some of them in fact believe that the current fires isn't as serious as people are saying working from home is being encouraged but not mandatory yet in fact many like real seal believe the government is reacting too slowly then yes they should

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so that finally in late -- early july, the disease made its appearance in chile, south america. in three short months, every continent on the globe has been involved in this great pandemic. >> dr. crabtree, you mentioned it had been reported on ships en route to san francisco and several cases were definitely diagnosed among our fleet at newport, rhode island. wouldn't it have been comparatively simple to have isolated these known cases and prevented the spreading of them and prevent them from coming in at all? >> unfortunately, not so simple for the reason that quarantine against influenza is not effective. had it been possible for all of the cases on board the ships to have been isolated, it would have had little effect on the actual spread of disease because undoubtedly there were many more people on board these same ships who by reason of a more recently acquired infection would have shown no symptoms whatever of the disease and, therefore, they could not have been readily identified if they were passing through a quarantine station. >> i see, well dr. burney mentioned we ha

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he left room for south america as agreed with the israelis. i went to venezuela then to brazil and argentina was highly regarded and respected my heart kept longing for jerusalem and the ancient streets left a small prison to enter a big one. but within months. broke the agreement banning him from visiting arab countries he accepted yasser arafat's invitation to attend the opening ceremony of the palestinian national conference in syria. for the national the south america lost the call for an account well shaped all economic. measures solely in office and you will have many. of the loss of a lift up the whole measure through other peoples in. the. why is are far from our arts. beirut. while khaled across. the bush. years always said all. but it's going. to be vertical which would need. any can hit with a man in the us i'll. be here to look if it will make him immensely but we're looking chemical nudism 3 week old connecticut to be he'll. be in the. island for the cameras are mia palau up while i'm at home of the of. the shouting. at her when.

to the coronavirus the german luxury carmaker announced that all car production in europe and south america south africa stopped until at least the end of april the end of the representatives said the health of its employees was of utmost concern and stressed they were using a wide range of tools to prevent the spread of the virus among its staff. and sports the international olympic committee like the japanese government has refused to postpone the upcoming summer games in tokyo amid the coronavirus pandemic it acknowledged that there is no ideal scenario for the games under the current circumstances the i.o.c. has insistence on holding the games as part criticism both from athletes and from within its own ranks. the official tokyo games plane about to head to greece to pick up the olympic flame and bring it back to the host country but as with so much else recently nothing is quite as it seems the coronavirus crisis means that there are nor olympic delegates on board. yet there has been no indication from the you see that the games will be to spawn and japan is pressing ahead as planned m

to make because they were things thank you so much for it's good talking to you and over in south america the continent's biggest football tournament the cup america has also been postponed until 2021 argentina and colombia were set to co-host this year's event it was the fake pace of the same time as the euros but the coronavirus has now put an end to those plans south america's premier club competition the couple of her daughter has had already been suspended before the finance committee . horse racing is also being impacted by coronavirus the kentucky derby the 1st race in north america's triple crown series has been postponed from may to september it's the 1st time it's been delayed since world war 2 in the u.k. all horse racing has been suspended including april's grand national and finally a story that would have been a lead on any other day 6 time super bowl champion tom brady has announced he's leaving the new england patriots a 42 year old quarterback has spent his entire professional career in boston but now after 20 years he will become a free agent that's all the sports needs

our south america correspondent katy watson reports from brazil's biggest city, sÃo paulo, home to thet number of cases in the region so far. katy: these little brazilians are having to reallrelearn the t ing hello. they are coming up with their own new ways of grd ting family iends. >> it is difficult for us because the brazilian people like to hug and kiss each other every day. we have to telly kids evy not to kiss and hug, and then they gave us solutions to make hearts and kiss far from each other. katy: across town at latin ameri's biggt hospital, it eris full on crisis mode he. they want to take all possible precautions so the epidemic een in other countries. th e doctor heads of emergency team, they are blocking off an entire for o patients to prevent anrisk of the virus spreading. in two weeks, she thinks half of the new wd will be full. in a month, there won't be any debts left.-- bed lefts. >> here in sÃo paulo, we don't have enoh intensive care beds. that is a fact. imagine what happens when the number rises. katy: theab downstairs is testing patients and hospital workers and

spain had, of course, established itself in latin america and south america and mexico and northern mexico, especially important to spain because of very rich silver mines. france was over to the northeast in louisiana. it reached up to the northern border of new spain along the red river where it was causing trouble with the indians. looking straight across the empty reaches of texas into the silver mines. the spaniards knew they had that have some sort of defense and they came upon san antonio. in 1618, 302 years ago, san antonio was established here. the first challenge they faced was getting water. the first thing the priests did was to build a church. the second thing they did was set up a water system. in texas, you have rivers, but you do not have a lot of green fertile areas. to address that, they drew from their experience in spain, which actually came from the roman empire. andstem of air gauge dishes. and --em of your geisha of irrigation ditches. everybody use the same water. they did not know about germs. they wondered how they had epidemics. san antonio was selected, in large

spain had, of course, established itself in latin america and south america and mexico and northern mexico, especially important to spain because of very rich silver mines. it reached up to the northern border. it was along the red river where it was causing trouble with the indians. it's reach down into the silver mines. was goingrds knew it to come up on san antonio and in 1618, 302 years ago, san antonio was established here. the first challenge they faced was getting water. the first thing the priests did was to build a church. the second thing they did was set up a water system. -- yous you have looked have rivers but you don't have green fertile areas. they drew from their experience in spain which actually came from the roman empire. a system of irrigation ditches drinkingalso furnished water. everybody use the same water. they didn't know about terms. they wondered how they had epidemics. san antonio was selected, in large part, because it had two major sources of water upstream. we have the headwaters of the san antonio river and the headwaters of the san pedro creek. from those p

he left room for south america as agreed with the israelis. i went to venezuela then to brazil and argentina was highly regarded and respected my heart kept longing for jerusalem and its ancient streets left a small prison to enter a big one. but within months. broke the agreement banning him from visiting arab countries he accepted yasser arafat's invitation to attend the opening ceremony of the palestinian national conference in syria for the national the south america lost the club and a country will shed all economic. measures solely in office and you will have many. a lift up the whole measures rather than going to. the. y. is are far from a lot. beirut. while khaled he must across. the years i was always there all. but going a little bit because he was you would need. any can it when they meant. more we had a look the film academy members were looking chemical nudism 3 week old can easily get to be. elephant camel demi or palau up by land of whom of the of your. we shall. stop. her when. she was busy in exile from the levant. he was invo

different direction with those infections of iran and italy and south korea has moved into europe and south america case was just announced in brazil but this is where we have some opportunity to do everything we can to prepare for the worst police will have the option to hope for the best that's what happened with sars and h1 and wanted to extend seek a virus turned out to be bad for those that had it but not as bad as it could be an disturbing to see the first death in the state of washington but certainly the message is to be more vigilant to be better prepared and congress in the last five years has increased money that doesn't count whatever we do this week and nextnd week for preparedness by 44 percent one year ago we created for the first time a protectionist disease fund a colleague in the house to help hhs people to have access to money immediately and because of that $105 million a previously were not have had to help contain this problem to bring americans back here from china in a known location for the incubation period to see if anything happened all that was possible because they hav

iran and italy and south korea and japan and other places, this has moved into europe now and in south america a case was just announced in brazil. but this is kind of that moment, mr. president, where we have some opportunity to do everything we can to prepare for the worst but we still have the option of hoping for the best. that's what happened with zars and that's what happened with zekea that wasn't as bad as we anticipated at one point it might be. disturbing to see the first deaths in the state of washington, but certainly the message to us is be more vigilant and be better prepared. the congress, in the last five years, has increased money. that doesn't count whatever we do this week and next week, has increased money for preparedness by 44%. a year ago we created, for the first time, mr. president, an infectious disease fund. our colleague in the house, tom cole, one of the major proponents of this, to let the health and human services people to have access to money immediately. because of that they had $105 million that they wouldn't have previously had to be able to spend immediatel

so it isn't a surprise they tend to come from africa or south america or parts of southeast asia where you have a lot of connections with animals. bird flu is another example where you have people in china and southeast asia that live very close to pigs and birds, foul, chickens and it's a great opportunity for the viruses this up and eventually infect humans and become global pandemics so those are the environmental conditions that lead to these infections and why we keep hearing about them. i want to d wanted to a specialo climate change as one of those environmental factors that lead to emerging infections. first i want to say it is framed as either an economic issue or energy and i think over the last year or two we have been doing better reframing this as a public health issue of what's happening with climate currently. april was the hottest record, hottest year on record since 1880 and people ask me how did you know what was going on in 1880 and believe it or not if you are a farmer it's important to you with the temperature is so there are excellent records about the temperature