and brazil is not. we have elections each four years, and to have an impeachment, you really have to have a really well—documented crime, or something like that, and even have the political vote for it. but what i think this is... for this time, it's not the best time to discuss that. we have a higher and very strong enemy to deal with, which is the coronavirus in the brazilian society. and that's where all of our energy has to be. we'll talk about politics later. now, we really need everybody to help. even you, from bbc, by doing this interview, is helping a lot, and i appreciate what you're doing. luiz henrique mandetta, i thank you very much indeed forjoining me from brasilia. thanks a lot. thank you, thank you. hello again. we've got another few cool days coming our way before the weather turns milder as we head into the weekend. now, at the moment, the satellite picture shows cloud in france. that's been bringing some extreme falls of rain here. satellite pictures to the north of the uk, where ou

god knows spend several months of the year in brazil. but they have no intention of returning for good. he spent 11 years. away from brazil because that was not possible go back to. the ship was that it had a lot of friends that's what church that brought us us in 8 in brazil and he's staying for us in begin of the 8. picked up the ship finish was supposed to go back and is wont to have our kids in france or have one child with that the has down's syndrome and if raised 2 to 4 head take up the kids in france are so good so well but bad that in brazil not that we take decision to stay because our son and we love the frappes is a call to that to receive us so well we are also french and that after that we started to split our life between brazil and france and are out of that i have proof of it. so must you also gado returned to brazil to recover and to help the nature he grew up with recover. and also to document the vital importance of the natural environment ultimately this is what led him to what might be his most ambitious project eve

it is not not fair to compare brazil to a small country. i understand the point you are making — brazil is a very large country with a large population. but perhaps what makes brazil so very different from countries like germany or south korea, who have successfully controlled and curbed covid—19, the difference is that brazil is led by a president, jair bolsonaro, who from the very beginning has belittled the danger of covid—19, calling it a little flu, sniffles. but more than that, he's encouraged his people to return to work. he wants to see the lockdown relaxed, the social distancing eased as soon as possible. he goes to rallies without wearing a mask, he makes a point of shaking hands with people, taking selfies, abandoning social distancing. the president himself must bear responsibility, surely? i am sure that history willjudge him because it is exactly as you said. but this is not something that a society makes a decision going for only one people's mind. the press does a wonderfuljob here and we have been watching everything

brazil is a big exporter. i believe we can n do pressure. -- brbraziliano doo goodss because r resilience nee- polititical pressure in mpanies - -- t thatin brazil they take cacare of thee envivironment. respect the minimimum i inot happening now. is the political l and economical. amy: can you t talk abobout an in estate madeer up of 3000 people. he died of covid19 earlier this month. this is local indigenous wearing a mask that says "indigenous lives matter." >> here we still have this dream of quality education and health because we have not yet been provided with assistance. his death is also representative of what is lacking, a lack of health care, of what is missing those indndigenous who live in e city. amy: if you could talk about this area manaus talk about what isis happened to the people as well and what you are calling for inin this letter signed by 300,000 people that hasas gottea tremendous amount of attention among the people w who have sigd madonna,ah winfrey and streep,mpbell, memeryl ad pitt,

we're sending a lot of people know brazil is having some trouble no question about it. well sinatra himself has not responded to the travel ban he's happily in tune with this a pool says defying attempts to contain the virus. our sports news the 2nd week of germany's blunders leader returned after the coronavirus lockdown well that is over all matches were played in empty stadiums because of pandemic restrictions sunday's games featured challenger lights against a struggling it's. transfer room is continue to swirl around like sick shop sheeted team olvera but it was his strike partner use of powers and who took center stage before kick off the day and was handed the captain's armband as he made his 250th appearance for the club and it turned out to be a ban a day for the jew other than a opened the scoring after 10 minutes. he took advantage of lax defending to guide home conrad limas cross shortly after pals and marked his special day with a goal of his are in. his head it was too strong to meit's keeper florian moola. leipsic well in the mood. house and was also invo

ok thank you for the journalist material in brazil yo. researchers are testing whether specially trained dogs could sniff out the corona virus in humans even before symptoms are evident teams in the u.k. and the u.s. have begun trials to find out whether canines can detect unusual sense coming from people infected with copd 19 success could transform the global response to the pandemic. researches in england hope that man's best friend could help sniff out the corona virus some people unknowingly infected with it teams from 2 british universities are racing to find out if having coded 19 changes a person's body. the team has already successfully trained canine noses to detect other diseases like malaria they hope to do the same for the corona virus this could completely revolutionize the way that we are tackling this disease as part of this controlled experiment the dog sniffs out fabric samples worn by coronavirus patients and from people who are not carrying it. what you have to do 1st of all is collect souls of this so will some people

thank you very much. >>> the deadly crisis in brazil is actually growing. covid is out of control in the poorest areas, and with almost no resources to fight the virus, there is also no end in sight bill neely is in rio de janeiro >> reporter: it's brazil's biggest slum. home to a quarter of a million people, and to coronavirus. the disease devastating the deniesly packed streets. it killed five people, very close to my heart, he says, but i know of many more. the virus tore through these neighborhoods fast there have been more deaths in rio's slums than in half of all brazil's states combinedst family members to a virus they first said was nothing. my uncle, he says, died, and said i should have heard you and used the mask. they're disinfecting the slums but they can't stop people going to work and coming home infected at a brazilian lab they pioneered a new way to test people for the virus in huge numbers. but even here, they are pessimistic about the coming weeks >> i'm very afraid because we are reaching levels of mortality each day that is very, very b

brazil's supreme court releases a video of president joy or ball so narrow saying he will sack talk law enforcement officials to protect his family. watching over syria live from london i'm also ahead a passenger jet crashes into a crowded neighborhood of karate killing all but 2 of those on board. hong kong activists call for people to rise up against beijing's plans to impose national security laws. on coronavirus property prices will they go through the roof or fall through a floor. fellow in a developing story brazil's supreme court has released a video showing president joe your boss an error allegedly trying to interfere in law enforcement the 2 hour video of a cabinet meeting was released as part of a probe into allegations but also narrow was meddling in a criminal investigation into his son the claim was made by former justice minister sergio mauro who resigned last month because of what he called political interference from the president's it followed by also the i.r.s. sacking of the federal police chief. meanwhile brazil's coronavirus death toll has now passed 20000 after al

warnings about the coronavirus spread in latin america and predictions of a 5 fold increase looming in brazil and venezuela is failing economy puts pressure on its health system and its neighbors as the pandemic makes life worse. the whole rommany watching al-jazeera live while headquarters here in doha are also coming up questioning the president's story twitter put a fact check warning on 2 messages from the u.s. president donald trump. also russia tells libyan warlord khalifa haftar that moscow backs an immediate cease fire and talks. welcome to the program the world health organization is warning of tough days ahead for latin america with the coronavirus still accelerating across the region more daily infections that are being reported there than in the u.s. or across europe brazil registering nearly $17000.00 new cases in the last 24 hour period in a few hours the u.s. ban will come into place on foreign travelers coming from brazil where infection numbers and deaths continue to search the white house is hoping to ramp up testing in the united states with plans to buy 100000000 swabs and

if they've been in brazil in the last 2 weeks brazil's number of corona virus cases while it is now the world's 2nd highest after the u.s. . president higher paulson r.-o. has been opposing guidelines like social distancing that have been imposed elsewhere to contain the crowbars. he's rarely seen in a mosque. and supports his like it that way. compared with most world leaders also narrow has not been taking the coronavirus pandemic as seriously as he takes the economy. and figures published by the country's health ministry show the results brazil has the 2nd highest number of infections in the world. 19 has killed nearly 23000 people here yet despite the mass graves and the funerals both scenarios still interest supporters still don't believe the numbers. will proceed as if you don't have to study politics very much to know what this is about i saw the news about brazil today i think is the country with the 2nd highest number of positive cases that's certainly a lie because it makes they want to overthrow our president by dividing us they want to divide us. the people the. whole scenar

today with respect to brazil and just like we did with the u.k. and europe and china and we hope that will be temporary but because of the situation in brazil we're going to take every step necessary to protect the american people so that sounds like you are looking to cut off travel from brazil in the southern hemisphere. do you. say brazil and we'll take a look at the other countries in the country by country basis for sure. it is monitoring developments from the sounds or so it looks like a travel ban with brazil is on the cards in the u.s. has there been any reaction. well not so far and i'm coming from brazil the government there is waiting for a confirmation coming from the united states although it's clear that this ban will most likely arrive in the coming hours similar to what the u.s. has done previously with countries that had become the epicenter of the crisis 1st banning non u.s. citizens traveling from china our people that had been in china in the previous 14 days and then in the same happened with people traveling from european cou

peru and chile brazil is of particular concern as it now has the 2nd highest number of infections in the world and the u.s. study is warning its total number of deaths could multiply 5 fold by early august terrorism go has this report. away from the sandy beaches of rio there's any we've got a national on fabiano the kind that are i trying to locate patients in they've 1115 . we have just recovered from 1000 themselves and are now working on their day off to help those in need. of full most cases were not serious so this way we could help them to going to people where to go with visiting people and also to see their problems in their homes small houses with not a lot of airflow we could give an overall guidance on care and cleaning. as the amount of cases of coal with 1000 continues to rise in brazil these doctors believe that early detection is crucial to saving lives. that's why they have turned this somber school into a temporary office story coming to these people have been historically abandoned by society and politicians they have no access to public health care and cannot affo

and the fact the matter is however that brazil is had that in a very awful direction brazil could become in a few weeks' time the 2nd largest scolded country in the world in the slums of rio in the slums of some paul and all of the other major cities in brazil that happens to have 30200 and. 10000000 people. and all of this could be catastrophic is already catastrophic in cities like my mouse the heart of the amazon and the man doesn't seem to understand this. law hopefully someone near him will be able to explain the severity of the crisis to mr bowles on the. chile's president has ordered a locked out of the capital santiago sebastian pinera made the decision after inspections of the city went up by 500 percent in just 2 weeks more than 8000000 people will now be confined to the homes alas in america at a sudden cinammon reports from santiago. air force planes airlifted patients from chile's capital to hospitals in faraway cities while in santiago all ambulances waited with sick patients outside a hospital emergency room entrances for up to 10 hours tens of thousands of santiago reside

ban will come into place on foreign travelers coming into brazil for coming from brazil pardon me where infection numbers and deaths continue to search the white house is hoping to ramp up testing in the united states with plans to buy 100000000 swabs and vials by the end of the year and russia's president vladimir putin has declared that the country is past the peak of the epidemic despite reporting its. highest daily death toll truth about begins our coverage with the challenges facing brazil. away from the sandy beaches of rio we've got a national gun that are trying to locate covert patients in they've 1115. they have just recovered from 1000 themselves and are now working on their day off to help those in need of a. hospital is a full most cases were not serious so this way we could help them to going to people where to go with visiting people and also to see their problems in their homes small houses with not a lot of airflow we could give an overall guidance ok and cleaning. as the amount of cases of coal with 1000 continues to rise in brazil these doctors believe that early dete

anger from others who feel the handling of the pandemic has come to the economy also on the program brazil's president under fire after the release of a video amid allegations that he tried to meddle in a place investigation we ask if the tide is turning against also now or. and buildings to bundesliga teams thrash out they prost town foothold rivalry in an empty stadium. when the on coming up. i'm anthony howard welcome spain is beginning to waste one of the world's toughest lock downs with prime minister pederast sanchez announcing that his country will open its borders to tourists from july while some spaniards are pleased at the lifting of the lockdown others have taken to the streets to express their disapproval of the government's handling of the pandemic. this many people enjoying a saturday morning in spain's capital madrid would have been unthinkable a few weeks ago. joggers and walkers filled the streets as one of the country's hit worst by the coronavirus begins to lift its lockdown measures. is the plane i'm in the book is you know what it's great because we all can't wait to go

the country now has the 4th largest corona virus outbreak in the world brazil's health care system is struggling to cope and experts fear the situation will get worse. and to defending bundesliga champions fire nick have returned to action with a victory over who. will take him to the stadium for some post match analysis. by sir welcome to the program. imagine being afraid to hold your loved one's head in public that's how 6 out of 10 plus people feel in the european union and e.u. report published friday says there remains a long way to go to a quality we'll hear from a researcher on that report in a moment but 1st here's a look at the situation in you country where activists say the government is part of the problem. this is the town of storm in northern poland one of those that has declared itself an l g b t free zone since february gays lesbians bisexuals and trans people have been finding life even more threatening than usual take yes sure nick has spent years fighting for rights. climate has changed things have gotten worse and we're going it affects people's attitude towards pe

i am really for maria but i'm living in southern brazil now i have a medical degree which i have never used i am a freelance translator and mother are here here here here say they are against this and other ways that you know here in just 2 years the laundry is muslim we are. just another he's a journalist yes dr who was a voice of the needed changes in our mind not like. in the voice of dr peter does not just mean us what's. right now it's a medical business studies. after the 1st cases social isolation was recommended by the state's lover nurse but the nice 2 weeks people went back to the streets and now we are seeing are rising the number of patients that need it to the hospital and also increasing the amount of severe cases it turns me especially because this is the same nation is now cory. says another huge issue here in brazil is the lack of days to assure today they have ailing private hospitals but they are expensive and in the police system when the tests are available the results takes a long. he can slip the scene for happens in staying with 19 and you would think. we did. w

brazil's neighbors are quite alarmed by the country's lax approach to the pandemic they fear that the largest country in south america could become a super spreader. a lot of traffic is coming from sao paulo where the infection rate is extremely high and it doesn't appear to me that the brazilian government is treating it with the seriousness that it requires that worries me a lot. i voted the reinforcement of venezuela's border with brazil to create an epidemiological barrier paraguay recently dug a trench on its border amid the pandemic many are watching brazil very closely the country could be sitting on a political timebomb it with r.t. new york. the main outbreaks in brazil have hits wealthy communities but cases in the poor and densely populated favelas could be catastrophic local gang leaders have impose strict containment measures in poor areas unlike the rules the government's rolled out the best part of media team redfish has been taking a closer look at how gang ruled areas are adopting. infidel as across brazil local bands eaton's gang members are stopped in some of the us

brazil's coronavirus crisis infections continue to climb but it's feared the real scale of the outbreak could be even worse. hello i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up libya's internationally recognized government makes new gains on the outskirts of tripoli as it battles the forces of warlords heading for have to. a momentous opportunity the u.s. welcomes a taliban ceasefire in afghanistan plus. one british home has managed to protect its residents entirely from code 19 thanks to a cost on lockdown including staff living in tents and caravans. there's been a surge in new numbers of corona virus cases in latin america brazil has overtaken russia to become the 2nd worst affected country in the world after the united states confirmed infections are now above 330000 the death toll is more than $21000.00 it's thought the true total could be even higher infections in brazil a number expected to peak until next month allison dr petit has been monitoring the situation in brazil from neighboring colombia he says testing has been slow because president both tomorrow

notjust in brazil and chile, we‘ve seen it in peru. the who is now saying now is not the time to lock down, but people here are frustrated. and there are confused messages from the president compared to the state governors, who have been responsible for the quarantine measures and lockdown measures. and that confusion has meant that there‘s been a lot of concern over the deaths rising at an even quicker pace. now brazil, as i said in the introduction, is pressing ahead with this antimalarial drugs — despite the concerns, the cancellation from the who. tell me, why are they doing that? the who made this decision after a report in milan, looking at global figures, and the response from the health ministry on monday from brazil was that this was not a clinical trial, these are databases from across the world, and that is not a tough enough measure for brazil to use that as a reference — and they‘re ignoring it effectively. the organisation said earlier this month that the biggest danger to brazil was jair bolsonaro himself. bolson

well let's cross to our correspondent who's standing by for us in sao paulo brazil some brazil's president also not all now is under increasing trouble how much support does he still have. mr poston r.-o. is that in many respects like he is political i do you know it's a state's prison don't trump mr poston all right has a very loyal support base a very loyal fan base and although opinion polls tend to suggest that his support is doing. those same opinion polls suggest that it still has the support all somewhere between a pool and a brazillian somewhere between 25 to 30 percent of the population actually think his government is great and excellent so. yeah it's it remains to be seen how long this support will stay this strong fall as the death so rise in brazil and especially as the 2nd this looming economic crisis which really really threatens mr bowles and all rose government it's very brave in brazil that a president survives a monumental economic crisis and brazil what is it 6 b. hits by its worst economic crisis probably in a century as a result all the coronavirus had the global econ

and the fact the matter is however that brazil is had that in a very awful direction brazil could become in a few weeks time the 2nd largest coal country in the world in the slums of rio in the slums of some bowl and all of the other major cities in brazil that happens to have 30200 and. 10000000 people. you know this is could be catastrophic is already catastrophic in cities like my mouse the heart of them is on and the man doesn't seem to understand. hopefully someone near him will be able to explain this a very g. of the crisis to mr bush on the but part of the truth is both an are a still enjoys a groundswell of support in brazil so is this pandemic likely to damage him politically in the short term do you think. not in the short term but. i think that is politically very damaging overread. he thinks about his reelection all the time this is the 2 years' time that they are going to have an election in brazil i think that. the outcome of the us presidential election with the possible the defeat of president donald trump also not a price to emulate trump that could be a very negative e

we have 26 governors in brazil. all of these recommending social isolation against the position of the president of brazil. it is a sad moment to us because we have taken that two buyers. the coronavirus and the bolsonaro virus. >> does this not complicate the fight against the virus if there is not a coordinated government program and you do not have the support of the president? >> more difficult. you're right. could be much better if we could have in brazil just one way, the right way, to protect lives. follow thees and to health, the world health organization. as we are doing here in sao paulo. that is not the position of the president of brazil. >> how is this filtering to people on the ground? the president himself is urging people to go to work. some state governors including yourself are telling people not to go to work. clearly there is a conflicting message. in as, conflicting message very sad and difficult moment. we are fighting against here in sao paulo, brazil. importantly, the population of sao paulo

pablo foley s welcome to the program brazil's embattled president. is under fire after the release of a video that shows him ranting about his inability to replace known foursome and officials the clip was released as part of a probe into allegations that both are not of trying to interfere in investigations into his songs but it comes as brazil reels from the coronavirus crisis it's poised to overtake. russia is the 2nd most affected country in the world and i don't has being dismissive of the virus is dangerous while hospitals in many cities are overwhelmed well over 20000 people have died many buried in mass graves. well the president claims his rant has been misinterpreted but here's what he said it was put off. from my family or my friends to get screwed because i can't change someone from the security i tried to in rio de janeiro and i could have got together mostly because one is a. freedom that's true but what these guys did with the viruses from the government from rio de janeiro amongst others is exactly well let's cross to our corresponden

brazil's poorest. you speak to people who are suffering and they say they feel forgotten even by the president. the president giving out one piece of advice and states give it out another. the concern is and confusion can lead to people self isolating. at the wrong time people are now giving up wanting to go back to work, needing to go back to work because there's been a kind of quarantine restriction imposed for quite a long time but without anything concrete coming from the top and that's the concern that will affect the numbers that are dying. the number of cases. stay with us on bbc news, still to come, locked down with only the ravens for company — we find out how the tower of london's beefeaters are coping. (tx breakfiller) this is bbc news, the latest headlines president trump pledges are coronavirus vaccine by the end of the air because the us must reopen even without one. the coronavirus infection rate creeps back up in the uk it's now close to the point where infections may rise again. russ

i mean, brazil has a huge number of cases. so, it makes sense. we are going to have more of these targeted payments as opposed to one-size-fits-all. >> mike: chris, your thoughts? >> so, brazil is suffering the consequences of bad leadership. they have sort of an aspiring authoritarian, who led protests against the initial restrictions. the virus is out of hand. they are looking for a military dictatorship of the 80s. it was his crew who was visiting way back at the beginning of this thing when we first started to really get anxious about it. so, it's not surprising that it returns to brazil. >> mike: all right, next up, president trump and joe biden argue over playing golf. ♪ ♪ (music) step by step... focused and undaunted. they are compelled to step forward. to the front lines. and into the unknown. for all of us. for every step. and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so

this is d w news live from berlin brazil's president is under fire after the release of a video i made allegations that he tried to meddle in a police investigation. the ones that are forbidden if i want a wife and family of my friends to get screwed because i can't change someone from the security i tried to in rio de janeiro and i could we ask our correspondent if goldson aros days are numbered. the united kingdom is once again at odds with the rest of europe fist time over the corona virus pandemic the u.k. sets a month to treat 14 day florentine for all international arrivals just as other countries are easing their travel restrictions. and burdens to the bundesliga teams thrash out their roles time football rivalry and empty stadiums. conference highlights later in the show. and follow for us welcome to the program pressure on brazil's embattled president not 0 has intensified after the supreme court's release of an explosive video the recording of a combination meeting shows the president on a profane rant he expresses frustration over his inability to replace law enforcement off

record numbers of cases and that's almost daily this week brazil has now overtaken russia to become the 2nd worst affected country after the us the best toll has surpassed $21000.00 and confirmed infections are above 330000 but experts say that the true total could be much higher because of the lack of testing and somebody and put these live in columbus capital bogota alexandra across the world of course getting exact numbers is difficult the numbers are an indication a best but widespread testing is key to that so without it is it really possible to truly understand the scale of the outbreak in brazil. well barbara it is very difficult and it's getting more difficult every day with these numbers growing. becoming bigger and bigger every day and the backlog also becoming bigger of the tests in brazil now yesterday the government there at mit did that there are at least $11000.00 more deaths that they think are related to cope with 19 but the that they haven't been able and will not be able to test this on top of the already 21000 more than 21000 deaths that have been confirmed that

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brazil's poorest. you speak to people who are suffering and they say they feel forgotten even by the president. the president giving out one piece of advice and states give it out another. the concern is and confusion can lead to people self isolating. at the wrong time people are now giving up wanting to go back to work, needing to go back to work because there's been a kind of quarantine restriction imposed for quite a long time but without anything concrete coming from the top and that's the concern that will affect the numbers that are dying. the number of cases. more bad economic news from the us, with retail sales falling at the fastest rate on record. consumer spending dropped more than 16% last month, as shoppers stayed home because of the coronavirus pandemic. that's even worse than economists had feared, and comes a day after another troubling report on unemployment. germany is suffering as well. europe's biggest economy is in recession after shrinking by more than 2% in the first quarter of

and the fact the matter is however that brazil is had it in a very awful direction brazil could become in a few weeks' time the 2nd largest coal the country in the world in the slums of rio in the slums of some power all of all other major cities in brazil that happens to have 30200 and. 10000000 people. and all of this could be catastrophic is already catastrophic in cities like my mouse the heart of the amazon and the man doesn't seem to understand this law hopefully someone near him will be able to explain the severity of the crisis to mr both. both strict new lockdown measures have come into effect in chile in the past hour 7000000 residents in the capital santiago were placed under mandatory quarantine the health ministry will reverse the easing of restrictions after a surge in new cases chile has almost 40000 confirmed cases and more than 390 deaths. yes president donald trump is valid to deliver corona virus vaccine by year's end a new initiative he's dubbed operation warp speed but medical experts say that's an unrealistic deadline also efforts by the democrats to get a record

a grim milestone in brazil the country now has the 4th largest corona virus outbreak in the world brazil's health care system is struggling to cope and experts fear the situation will only get worse. and scientists are trying to train dogs to detect the corona virus in humans before they show symptoms if successful the canine sniffers could be an important testing tool for the infection. i'm next by sir welcome to the program imagine being afraid to hold your loved one's hand in public that's how 6 out of 10 plus people feel in the european union and the e.u. report published friday says there remains a long way to go to a quality we'll hear from researcher on that report in a moment but 1st here's a look at the situation in an e.u. country where activists say the government is part of the problem. this is the town of storm in northern poland one of those that has declared itself an l g b t free zone since february gays lesbians bisexuals and trans people have been finding life even more threatening than usual yes sure nick has spent years fighting for the rights. the climate has changed t

if they've been in brazil 2 weeks prior to travel brazil's number of coronavirus cases is now the world's 2nd highest president jabal scenario has opposed the pandemic guidelines used in other countries saying the economy comes 1st. the least rarely seen in among us. and his supporters like it that way the compared with most world leaders will so narrow has not been taking the coronavirus pandemic as seriously as he takes the economy. and figures published by the country's health ministry show the results brazil has the 2nd highest number of infections in the world. coated 19 has killed nearly 23000 people here. yet despite the mass graves and the funerals both scenarios staunchest supporters still don't believe the numbers. will be here as it is today you don't have to study politics very much to know what this is about i saw the news about brazil today i think is the country with the 2nd highest number of positive cases that's certainly a lot. because they make they want to overthrow our president by dividing us they want to divide us. this would be the. whole scenario has enjoyed huge

battle on foreign travelers coming from brazil. twitter has flagged to tweets by u.s. president donald trump about fraudulent mail in ballots cast misleading the social media platform has marked the tweet with a link to another page where fact checkers have a claim. and hong kong is bracing for more protests this time over a controversial bill that would make it a criminal offense to insult china's national anthem riot police have been deployed outside the legislative council where the bill is currently being debaters. now for police offices in the u.s. city of minneapolis have in fact after the death of a black man a video posted on social media showed an officer kneeling on george floyd's neck before he eventually stopped breathing it's the latest example of police brutality against african-americans john hendren has more from chicago a month from now and then it is happened again in america a black man in police custody pleads for help as he struggles to bree what you want to read. these are the images on a minneapolis street the man cries out in pain a policeman's

and the fact the matter is however that brazil is had it in a very awful direction brazil could become a few weeks time the 2nd largest coal the country in the world in the slums of rio in the slums of some power all of all other major cities in brazil that happens to have 30200 and. 10000000 people. and all of this could be catastrophic is already catastrophic in cities like my mouse the heart of the amazon and the man doesn't seem to understand this law hopefully someone near him will be able to explain the severity of the crisis to mr both. as i mentioned earlier chile has stepped up restrictions on its capital santiago us health care workers deal with an upsurge in cases of cope at 19 a lot america when has more on that. air force planes airlifted patients from chile's capital to hospitals in faraway cities while in santiago all ambulances waited with patients outside a hospital emergency room entrances for up to 10 hours tens of thousands of santiago residents ignored calls for social distancing as they queued for essential goods ahead of the start of the total lockdown something

infected patients of course the virus here in brazil and. minister didn't accept this and he said that a lot of queen can to be used for early stages and a lot of things or a lot of disagreements between the minister and. also was in this less than one month he had her placed. on 17 april last april and he is now resigning in 15 or may and this was a 2nd change and the minister ministry of health in brazil. during the pandemic the . 1000 pandemic you're embryos in brazil that is claiming till now more than 206000 people here in brazil infected by the corona virus and at the same time more than 14000. victims because of course the virus this is so strange maybe here in brazil but no we are expecting the. general it to our door pas where law. that he is now number 2 in the ministry of finance that he will take over the. position in the ministry or 1st he will be the minister of the new minister. here in brazil and he is a gen x. join the. army of the brazilian. there was a there were a lot of disagreements between ex minister. and this disagre

in direct contrast brazil's president jetta both are not always continuing to play down the pandemic even as the number of cases surges past 810-0000 the outbreak has claimed to 7000 brazilian lives making it latin america's hardest hit country but at a rally in the capital on sunday again described it as just a little flu he says social distancing restrictions are deadlier than the virus itself. such a responsible job destruction by some governors and acceptable the price is too high up front hunger and employment misery that's not good for the country so i'm carries a brazil based journalist who's joining us now from sao paulo thanks very much indeed for being with us explain to us 1st of all sam why the indigenous people in this region are so vulnerable to the virus. well indigenous people in amazonas states. mostly because of the size of the state the state seems like 5 as high as 5 times the size of germany. which is on the border we had colombia and venezuela that you know a st i try it from the capital but now send in the capital now so what we saw the man just now has with th

not when you're banning travel from brazil to the united states because brazil it was cases are spiking. we have our own issues in the united states and casess are still here. >> both of the convention organizers were planning on a limited number of people but a lot of virtual presentations at the same time. meanwhile, california's mayor reopening houses of worship, in-store retail shopping after governor newsom says the state continues to flatten the curve. houses of worship are allowed to open in massachusetts, your state. but do you feel that boston is now ready? is it taking the steps necessary to make sure everyone is safe? >> i don't think we're ready to jump right back into it. this weekend houses of worship could reopen. many have decided not to. they are looking for guidance and help with ppe and also understanding how they can do social distancing inside the church. i think it's going to be a slow and steady progress as we move forward here, and i think we're also allowing today curbside retail. we're not ready in massachusetts or boston to go inside our cases. we're the third