zeza misses one employer in particular.h no work, she is now trapped with her seven children injust two small rented rooms. neca wasn't let go. she was paid to stay at home when the virus hit and rossana's family went into quarantine. but soon rossana had to go back to work. brazil's president bolsonaro has tried to downplay the threat posed by the virus... ..and to distance himself from its effects. he believes that the economy is being severely damaged by the lockdown. defying social distancing rules, he has been campaigning for more people to follow in rossana and neca's footsteps. and even though bolsonaro has himself now contracted coronavirus... ..he remains opposed to people staying at home. but the country is bitterly divided. horns blare. pots and pans bang. believing he is responsible for unnecessary deaths, many have been expressing their anger with their president, demanding his removalfrom power. many believe that the relationship between a maid and their employer exploits the lack of opportunities available to

coronavirus has exposed just how insecure the lives of maids like neca and zeza can be.le the virus can infect anyone, the impact it has on rich and poor is profoundly unequal. birds chirp. hello. if you were hoping to stay dry during friday, well, in many parts of the uk, the weather had a different idea. there were some heavy downpours to be dodged and actually, over the last few days, you can see on the satellite picture all these different clumps of cloud that have worked through, bringing outbreaks of rain. but now, a gap appearing between the clouds. an area of high pressure building its wayjust in time for the weekend. and that means it is looking dry for the vast majority. there will be some areas of patchy cloud with one or two showers but most places will be fine with some spells of sunshine. saturday morning getting off to a rather chilly start. some spots down in single digits but through the day, we're looking at long spells of sunshine. i think we'll see a bit of patchy cloud tending to bubble up as the day wears on. now, look closely, there may be one or t

here to break down the different outcomes and how they could play out in the market is michael zezas. interesting trade ideas around the election and the question, of course, is how to make the bet in advance but let's just walk through your top three ideas here >> sure. yeah, so i think this really boils down to what type of outcome could really be a meaningful change from the status quo and when we break down the different election scenarios, the most obvious and meaningful and likely break from the status quo is one where the democrats take the white house and control the senate and this is also the place where there's the most investor confusion so in the surveys we've run with investors this is the place they're most concerned because they're concerned about higher taxes and higher regulations but we think it's also a place where the sort of reality of policy-making could be quite different than that. so taxes are probably going to go up but they're probably going to go up less than people think and are probably going to be accommodated by a major expansion in spending, probably