. >> reporter: he's especially worried abouout the relationshi with the united statates. >> even now it seems to t that china a does not know how to de with the biggest and the most important business partner. their decoupling of the two countries are coming to be true. some observers just described it as a cold war 2.0. so the reality of the new w col war is coming g to impact the globalal economimic and global society.y. >>> moving to europe now. hotels in berlin are reopening in response to the easing of the restrictions in the german capital. on monday the city's hotels were allowed to welcome guests again ahead of the summer holiday season. a hotel in central berlin has taken infection prevention measures including outfitting the front desks with transparent dividers and placing marks on the floor to help customers keep the propeper distance from one another. the hotel has also suspended its buffet breakfast and closed other facilities like its sauna. >> translator: it's a very happy day nowow that we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. >> hotels in almost all states of

mike pompeo reiterated the united statates's unwavering support to israel. >> some months on from theay you came to washington when president trump announced that vision for peace, there remains work yet to do. i want to express my condolences killed soldier that was and reminds us all the importance of making sure people all across the world know that isisrael has the right to defend itself and america will consistently support you in that effort. >> afghanistan has seen a series of deadly strikes. on tuesday, a hospital in the capital of kabul was attacked, killing 16 people including two babies. the suicide bomber killed 26 others at a funeral. in the wake of those strikes, the president ordered operations against the taliban and other militant groups. the taliban have denied any responsibility in both cases. the islamic state group claimed the bombing. and mask wearing soldier rescuing a newborn baby. a scene emblematic of the current situation in afghanistan battling with both a pandemic and continued violence. tuesesday's attatack on a kabul mateternity ward coupled w with anoth

toll has topped 3232,000 to o become the h highn europe, and d second only in the world to the united statates. meanwhile, a a french hospspital says t they tread a a covid-1919 papatient as early as decembmbea month before t the government confnfirmed its fifirst cases. venenezuela has announced it has detained two former u.s. special forces soldiers who took part in a failed armed incursion aimed at toppling the government. on monday, venezuelan president nicolas maduro showed u.s. passports for the two men, identified as airan berry and luke denman. a former green beret named jordan goudreau has acknowledged the men were working with him in an attempt to detain maduro. on monday, maduro accused the u.s. of being behind the plot. pompeo is betting on this attack and believed this attack would end the revolution and overthrow the e government d kill me. gogod save us and d protect us. amy: in colombia, an investigative report alleges colombian military intelligence officials carried out a massive surveillance operation targeting over 130 individuals, including politicians, union leaders and m

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we are s seeing the billionaire clclass in the united statates overl sising theirir wealth accelerate in the last couple of months, even jeff bezos and mark zuckerberg's wealth combined has gone up $60 billion since march 18. amy: fears arere growing latin america could becomeme the new epicenter of the covid-19 pandemic. in brazil, the death toll has topped 20,000 after nearly 1200 deaths were reported thursday. it was the country's deadliest day to date. mexico also reported 424 new covid deaths and n nearly 3000 w coronavirus cases on thursday, both new single day records. cases are also rapidly rising in peru and chile. 60% of all new covid cases are now in south america, asia, and africa. india and indodonesia both reported new daily highs of coronavirus cases thursday. china has s reported a new cororonavirus outbreak in the province of jilin near the border of russia and north korea. and singapore reported aboutut 0 new cases, nearly all among migrants who live in crowded dorms built for foreign workers. meanwhile, in the middle east, the number of cases in gaza doubled on trsr

let's turn now to the staggering toll the coronavirus is s taking on african-americans in the united statatesaccording to the covid racial data tracker -- a collaboration between the atlantic and the antiracist research & policy center, over 20,000 black people have died due to covid-19 infection at a rate nearly twice that of the population share in the u.s.. ththis comes as thehe total unid states death toll has surprpassd 100,000 0 and states rush to reopen their economies despite massive loss of life and warnings from public health experts. dr. kendi, can you explain the covid racial data tracker? >> sure.e. inin early april, only a handful of states had even released racial demographic data, so i called and other people started calling for racicial datata. about ththe second week,k, more states were releasing this data. wewe decideded, my c colleaguese eight richest -- antitiracist research and policy center started trackcking to b build wt we c call the covid racial l daa trtracker. ththat was essentially t to colt all of this data that w was finally beginning to be released byby states

the united statates makes up cle toto one third of f confirmed cs come and a quarterer of the knon deaths even though it represents less than 5% of the world's population. president trump has projected the u.s. death toll from covid-19 may top 100,000. revising statements he made in recent weeks, , putting thee projectedd number as low as 50,000. the official u.s. death toll is approaching 68,000, but many researchers believe ththe actual number is far higher. on friday, over r 2900 people dd -- a new d daily high in thehe united states. here in new york, a nursing home has reported a staggering 98 resident deaths linked to the coronavirus. until friday, the official number of coronavirus deaths reported by new york for the facility was 13. the center said it had to order a refrigerator truck to store dead bodies because overburdened funeral homes had been taking days t to pick them up. in wasashington, d d.c., prerest trumump and secretetary of state mike pompeo are continuingo crcriticize china's handndling f the coronavirus outbreak claiming the virirus originatedn a chinesese lab. on