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many experts believe the virus originated in bats and may have jumped to humans via an intermediary host possibly a pangolin. further questions have also received as reports suggest the virus was a ready spreading in europe in december weeks earlier than previously believed french doctors discovered a covert 1000 case dating from december 27th in a man hospitalized near paris it's the earliest identified infection i cite china. this shift in the timeline of the pandemic could shape the course of medical investigation. so this gives us a. whole new picture of everything and yes of course it would be great if if all countries who have unspecified cases of war here in the recent months and even december with even in november would check them against. covert 900 further investigation in china may eventually establish the source of the outbreak but beijing is yet to allow such a probe meaning key questions could remain unanswered for quite some time. well as speak to dr philip l.n. saucers a research and biological threats working at king's college london how does this case in france fits in

the it all via project is a major topic of conversation as is their own identity. when we make our personal stories public these aren't just personal stories. they're also part of the history shared by our community all the people in our lives it has a huge communicative power and gives us strength. says that strength and courage are 2 things that people here need. my father died 2 years ago at the age of 99. he was one of the last slaves to toil away here during the rubber boom. we were unaware of this when we were kids. but when we started listening to the radio and hearing bad stories from other people we asked our parents about their stories and then we heard about things that were really traumatic. from gold to wooden crude oil the history of the exploitation of people and nature along the amazon goes back a long way in peru and the region as a whole then otto believes that the memories of this suffering are still affecting people today now outer has a high suicide rate is specially among young people. the pain felt by victims in the past is passed on from one

the peruvian government has plans to change that situation the intro via project involves dredging the amazons tributaries to create a multi national network of deep water highways that can be navigated by big ships or year round. it will improve the transportation of goods but local people will also benefit. but many of the people who live here asked to go. all too often in the past they've seen promises of development only bring them hardship 1st serves who does the river belong to our journey is full of encounters with magical river spirits but primarily with people for whom life by the river means everything. it's a porter he's glad to have to work but it's a back breaking job. whatever you're sack of rice on your back weighs 50 kilos so that's $100.00 kilos for 2 sacks every day we unload a truck full which adds up to several tons of. logic and his colleagues spend about 3 hours loading and unloading then they have to take a break it takes quite a while to load up a boat this size. we're in the port city of your remark this is where the road ends everything that needs transporting

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but we do have a lot of online programs that the children and the parents are accessing via zoom. and we just have a lot of different programming when it comes to art. we have music programs. we also have online programs for adults and we're just trying to make a difference in our community and do a lot of programming, get the families to participate in a lot of community events and programming. >> let's talk about the census first, because that's one of the hot topics that you're undertaking right now. the census, as we all know, said that we can now -- or the folks who are doing the vote count can put pamphlets on doors. tell us the difference that may make in getting an accurate count, the fact that you'rible to go out now and drop off pamphlets or those forms at home. >> right. so we received a grant from santa msan mateo county. before covid, we had decided to go out to the community in different events and talking to community members about the census and the importance of being counted. and that it's easy, fast, and it's important to be counted. and then covid happens, righ

say the doctor felt she and 2 other members of the coronavirus task force will be testifying today via video link because they themselves are in self isolation so there has been a bit of contagion at the white house itself how is that being managed now. well i've noticed that more people are wearing masks today for the 1st time not quite sure why it took so long given the fact that the coronavirus task force itself advised ordinary americans to be wearing masks that for example in washington d.c. where many of these westway staffers live that is a requirement of the local government here in the district of columbia so perplexing why there are so many still refusing to wear masks including the head of the coroner virus task force the vice president mike pence who we noted arrived for work on monday not wearing a mask even though his own press secretary had tested positive now that is the reason that many of these public health officials will be testifying via video conference they are putting themselves in voluntary self isolation given the fact that they were working with this press se

via. the sense that major italy that there was something special about it that is what was on the list within it hadn't been touched for years but honestly it was in terrible condition 1st edition to shun promote somehow you could still sense the spirit of boy boy and for him of. his and for boy resistant the eaves and the ledges under the windows so that sunlight refracts below the windows and there's never any of the wrecked sunlight in the rooms wished for dust of the immunity like design and start on the level nothing to chance. everything has been meticulously thought through it's absolutely fascinating this is you can't help but be seduced and you have to give it hats off respect with respect. so if you see these days you don't see many elements like these in houses anymore cubits lot has become very popular again there's lots of new houses and they're very nice but back then they put a lot more fortune to what it would actually be like to live in these houses leaving them holds on t

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brazilian governors that's not much better either this is what the south paolo governor said today via twitter he said the boat is adrift may god protect brazil and the brazilians you can't get much starker than that and then leaked all the from a cabinet meeting in april but also nado apparently called him by very dirty word and also called the rio de janeiro government a governor manoora so the governors of brazil and brazil's president are really at located at the moment and the the analysts that i've talked to in the country say that that situation is not just about corona virus and the fact that many state governors and mayors in the country want to try and protect their population want to try to enforce quarantine and the president obviously is against that he doesn't really want to do that he wants anyone that's healthy and not elderly out on the streets but also because he's taken a series of other measures as well is appeared for example in front of the military headquarters in brazil a country that less than 40 years ago was under a military dictatorship. with supporters all

they signed a deal yesterday and will enter guilty pleas via video conference tomorrow. now, prosecutors say they paid a half a million bucks to get their two daughters admitted to usc by falsely claiming this he were crew team recruits. >>> taking a bus or riding bart. how will our habits change? what changes are transportation agencies making? >> vta wants to go to full service again which requires collecting fares and restoring public confidence. here is nbc bay area's robert handa. >> reporter: like all transit agency, the vta has taken quite a bit during this pandemic, but now the vta is ready to ramp up services and that means alleviating some of the riders' concerns. >> this is what many riders will soon see boarding certain vta buses. a retractible seal. the vta plans to start collecting fares again and people will enter buses up front by the fare box but the agencies needed a barrier between operators and riders. after outside proposals proved too costly a solution came from the workers. >> body shop and upholstery departments got together and we came up with th

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juan carlos nos recuerda que los expertos urgen a la comunidad a cumplir con las vÍas de protecciÓn. tal y como se esperaba un gran nÚmero de personas han visitado las playas en diferentes estados durante este fin de semana feriado. especialmente en california, new jersey, y florida. la seÑora comenta que la primera vez que viene en tres meses. aunque le asegura que le preocupa que pudiera haber tanta gente. >> viene bien temprano para irme temprano.y evitar la aglomeraciÓn. >> eso tiene mÁs preocupados a los mÉdicos. >> en este fin de semana donde la gente esta saliendo a leyes y playas, es un momento perfecto para que el virus pueda pasar de una persona a otra y tengamos una mayor cantidad de personas afectadas y complicaciones. >> en estas playas estÁ

>> sorry. >> i couldn't quite hear you. >> live television via zoom. it sounds like you're back. i'm going to pose a question that a viewer is asking whachlt about jewelry stores? rachel, the governor is saying book stores, clothing stores, florists. toy stores. when do you think they'll get to the jewelry stores? what's the next wave to reopen? >> i think what you asked was what's the next wave to reopening. you know, the governor, if you look at his kind of ordinance, what he put in terms of phase two that we're in right now with curbside, it's open to all types of retailers. to us, retail is very broad. i think different industries, particularly jewelry where you might want to try on a piece of jewelry, especially if you're making a significant investment, that's going to take a little more nuance in terms of howng t that. the first priority for anyone, particularly for small business owners, large retailers across the state is safety consumers and their employees. so you're going to see differences. you're going to see things like fitting rooms may not be open in stores. you

regular account on your smartphone the other are connected to your mobile plan they conduct transactions via text message there is also a growing number of other providers whether global players for worldwide payments like google pay your pay pal or for certain countries and currencies like hourly pay in china or in india. the main principle stays the same. are for storing money. the balance usually comes from a bank account or credit card or is topped up in cash the app lets you pay you by clicking a button scanning a q.r. code or with near field communication i use it mostly because they're really kind of because you can pay everywhere and anywhere with your mobile phone and it takes away the hassle of dealing with cash or dealing with physical credit cards with. and that comes directly from your bank account. user should look out for fees though often sending money to friends is free of charge but many providers make a profit on other transactions charges 5 percent on international money transfers for instance that can become costly in the long run. so here's a checklist for finding that

international remember you can stay informed via our website plenty more available at r.t. dot com those are various social media channels and of course that i broadcast from our studios right here in moscow plus also of london and washington d.c. . that are. i am. the world is driven by shaped by one person. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. good food descriptions sound up the even for the owners so how to choose the pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us than was necessarily good for the pet turns out pet food may not be as healthy as people believe and we have animals that have you know diabetes and arthritis they have auto immune disorders allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to very simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets last treats the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making a $1000000000.00 on it a

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u. as a whole on financial markets via bond sales and distributed as grants. not loans to the areas that need it most now today's announcement as he said was not the final word. really y was about presesenting a united for merkel and macron as france and germany have had some trouble seeing eye to eye recently over how to finance economic rescue. up to this p point you have managed to put together a spspending package around five. forty billion euros largely in the form of loans to member states that's expected to come into full effectt on june first. european central bank has also launched a seven hundred fifty billion euro plalan to prop up debt markets by promising to buy your- and- in. in once an ex state repayay that money. and that's all in addition to around one point seventyty. rescue packages announced by jewel european governmnments piper fifty. euros fromom germ three on forty five here in france. it's a huge amount of money but for many people it is stilll not enough meps in brussels on friday called for a two trillion euro stimuluss and- commissio

remained relatively empty after with less than 20 people carriage during rush hour authorities say via disinfecting trains daily. but german government is throwing a 9000000000 euro lifeline to the airline giant live tons of the carrier has been locked in talks for weeks with burley and resulting in a bailout to survive the coronavirus travel slump i have all goes through the deal will be the largest german corporate rescue since the crisis struck. lufthansa's airplanes sit motionless on the airfield in frankfurt their engines covered in plastic it's an image that symbolizes the weeks of standstill the company experienced during the corona crisis with hardly any flights or passengers or revenue but now the german government will be helping with an emergency relief package worth 9000000000 euros after a long fight over the deal's fine print an agreement has finally been reached we want to make sure that germany maintains its leading position in the field of civil aviation it's about helping a company that's rich in tradition get through the difficulties they were confronted with during

blanco she's the head of america's risk insights at various maple cruft and here in the joins us now via skype from what assad is good to have you with us so he's lost to health ministers his ratings have dropped 9 percent he belittled the pandemic and said so what's went questions on the loss of love loss of life and what are we to make of us handling of the crisis. well overnight i'm think it will be surprising to say it's been dismantle not only from a health care perspective but from a political perspective as well it's really laying bare the. differences and the infighting that can happen in a federal system when you have the precedent setting on one side governor sign on another and people caught in between so the main risk for the brazilian economy right now it's not only stemming from the high number you know the high infection rate the mortality that's in increasing quite quickly but also from the fact that governors may now decide to go into lockdown measures rather than a very flexible quarantines in an attempt to contain the pandemic and now those measures will come in a bit

the website, via the app.t's about, north of 100 million people and then we had over 200 million reviews that have been submitted. >> host: how do you make money? >> guest: not unlike services like google, search engines, it is a vertical search engine, basically if i do a search for a dentist in san diego, there are a handful of dentists who are paying to basically have a sponsored clearly labeled as such link that lives up of the organic search results and, therefore, they get more discovery of the business and more people, or patients coming through their the door. >> host: you are the senior vp for public policy so obviously we have you on "the communicators" to talk about some public policy issues. in recent testimony in the senate you are quoted as saying quote, google has conditioned consumers to expect for the best and most relevant results from around the web, even though they no longer were by doing so. google physically demoted non-google results even if they contain information with higher quality

joining us now via skype from surrey in southern england this chris wilkins who is the managing partner for the strategic advisory firm audley he's also the former director of strategy for to reason may when she was british prime minister mr wilkins thanks so much for joining us here on al-jazeera always johnson didn't just back dominic cummings during the brief need used incredibly strong language saying that cummings acted responsibly legally and with integrity soared really strong defense there remind us why dominic cummings is so important for the british prime minister. but well golly cummings is somebody who vote is. given people political voice is a proven winner he won the. referendum in $2816.00 he was leading the vote campaign and against many people's expectations he were not campaign he won previous political campaigns and only in december of last year of course the prime minister secured an 80 seat majority in the general election which cummings was its rental in getting him to core and also in the structure of that campaign so he's a proven winner in that sense and you kno

sources that he will stay here overnight, and later today at 1:00 pm have a bond hearing to be done via video link not because of covid-19 but because that is the way they have been doing these things, that will be the extradition order, to go back ultimately to connecticut, he will remain behind these bars until connecticut comes and gets him. connecticut has 30 days to do so but it is a end to a 6-day manhunt for the connecticut student peter manfredonia accused of killing ted deem ares with a machete, a brutal grisly murder and shooting and killing a former classmate, nicholas weisel. it is not clear what he will be charged with. connecticut state police >> the suspect will face justice and this will bring closure, this is important for the families of the victims, all of which have been notified immediately after. >> reporter: this word ends for manfredonia after that long six days which involved nicholas's girlfriend who was made to drive him as he made his way from connecticut to new jersey to pennsylvania, last spotted at a sheets convenience store, the gas station north of the m

hoy es el turno para la cantante lali de argentina que nos acompaÑa en vivo vÍa skype.ueva mÚsica, mi nuevo single, pero en versiones caseras que cuidado porque tiene su magia, es muy bonito, siento que la gente disfruta de ver a sus artistas favoritos, yo lo disfruto. y eso es algo muy bonito asÍ que no se lo pierdan el domingo. borja: a mÍ me vas a tener conectado asÍ que ustedes en casa si quieren saber lo que tiene lali tienen que estar muy pendientes a la cuenta de instagram de premios juventud para enviar todas sus preguntas. tenemos una cita con lali. gracias, querida, cuidate mucho. lali: un beso a toda la comunidad latina, cuÍdense, hermanos. carolina: seguimos con historias positivas. al mal tiempo, buena cara, ni la pandemia fue capaz de impedir que una pareja tuviera una cena romÁntica en new jersey. los enamorados no podÍan ir a un restaurante debido a los cierres temporales pero haciendo uso de su creatividad adecuaron la parte trasera de su camioneta. cenaron y brindaron ante la mirada de los pocos peatones y conductores que pasaron por ese lugar. el amor

i don't know if it will necessarily and that kind of violence because that kind of via i mean in terms of the attack on the maternity ward we still don't know who did it no group has claimed responsibility for the attack but the thing about this agreement is that you know in the beginning in the initial days and months after the september election people who voted for either dropped out of any or doctor of the law were very adamant that their cat and candidate not only won but that there would be no agreement there would be no deal and as the months have gone on we've seen that obviously there is a deal and that people essentially at this point they just want it done they're just hoping that there's some kind of a resolution to it and that they can move on they no longer have that adamant faith that their candidate will stand by you know what they promise is that they won't make any deals that they that they will lead the way they want to and now it's just sort of a sense of resignation you know that this is just the way things are and given that where it is that they've the in traffic

sources that he will stay here overnight, and later today at 1:00 pm have a bond hearing to be done via video link not because of covid-19 but because that is the way they have been doing these things, that will be the extradition order, to go back ultimately to connecticut,

cancer therapy provider rather than health thinks they were right to be late to the game he joins me now via skype from london thanks so much for coming on you know when it comes to public health right in back in february trump correctly said and claimed that the usa was rated number one for preparation for a pandemic britain which he didn't happen to mention was number 2 and yet britain and the united states are the worst affected in the world. they are we've got a lot to learn when this is all over now is probably not the time to do it but we go through much data to analyze not just how countries went into lockdown but also how they've come out of it today this very morning belgium has come out the printer on the streets people are in the parks they're allowed out for the 1st time other countries from britain have had very stringent locked out heavily policed in some cases fines and even rewards for people informing on their neighbors if they break the and the whole we haven't had that here it's been pretty soft how we get out of it is the big question now that we're all waiting for the ar

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or via e—mail, you wouldn‘t see them until you actually met them in real life, but it‘s refreshed forwe believe in love! but after this lockdown is over, will there still be a place for loveisquara ntine? for others that do consistently use dating apps, i feel like something similar to loveisquarantine actually is a better option — it‘s just a lot more of an intentional, ifeel like, sort of approach. it's hard because i know that when i am using an app and i have all this information about somebody, i know what they like, i know that i can be more particular about it. i was may more nervous on loveisquarantine than i was in person, because i get scared of what i'm going to say, but when they're in person there is a connection and there's more back—and—forth. for better or worse, when dating apps came in, they changed our culture. in this time of isolation, we‘re still relying on technology but re—learning how to connect with people, so maybe the art conversation isn‘t dead after all. oh, what a lovely, lovely piece of tv that was. that was omar, he‘s online now and before we go any fu

it reminds you of human contact via zoom is just someone.via zoom is just not the same. thank you all very much. that's it for dateline london for this week, we're back next week at the same time. goodbye. good morning stop quite a lot of cloud and rain to come across northern ireland and scotland. england and wales brightening up with some sunshine. what a glorious start to the day across the far south coast. 0ver start to the day across the far south coast. over the next few days the weather will become drier, sunnier and warmer. by wednesday temperatures could reach 27 celsius, likely to be the hottest weather we had seen so far put up 27 into the early 80s in fahrenheit. not as hot today. extensive cloud over the north and west of the country. that is rain bearing clouds affecting northern ireland and scotland. into the afternoon we will see sunny skies in the south. the sunny breaks will develop elsewhere in england and wales. most areas should enjoy brighter conditions. in scotland there will be a spell of sunshine this afternoon, boos

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tricks, of course, must made via official taxi. we will also ask people, who request reimbursement, to certify that they used the sustainable mode to get to work and we will screen out employees who have access to transportation benefits or systems that their current employers offer. verification and processes. we're going to follow the existing and well-established system used for the emergency ride home program, with some additions to account for essential worker verification. for example, the application will ask about personal and employer information, which will be reviewed for eligibility by s.f.e. staff. once approved, participants can begin to use the program and submit weekly reimbursements. and, of course, each request will be reviewed for program compliance by s.f.t. staff and once approved, a check will be processed and sent to participants. as you can see, our budget is $197,500. and most of it is going to reimbursements. i'm going to dive a little deeper into this slide, because we went back and forth with the air dis

trashy is the diplomatic editor for the wire and joins me live from new delhi via skype good have you with us live on the program is mr an abyss is an important the just the cli and politically for the indian government they can not get this wrong considering all of the issues that were raised when the lockdown was announced on the social chaos that ensued. that's right to those who don't die soirees a very important political constituency for this government and it is looking at to you know get some back some of the credit that it had lost in the mismanagement of well the migrants of course the chief minister of carolers voicing early concern that the infrastructure and the facilities perhaps not ready are his concerns reflected across india with other state leaders or politicians what are they saying also father gary locke chief minister has been that was welcomed of all this we have a look that much from what the state governments but this is the issue that had been discussed during the preparations within the ministry of this in the document in leading up to the announcement of th