there are flights guatemala city since you have been deported from the united states and who are put on the planes and they have fevers. once they arrived here, we automatically evaluate their health. immediately test them for covid-19. a lot of them have been testing positive. amy: the united states continues to deport thousands during the coronavirus pandemic, causing a dangerous spread of covid-19 to central america and the caribbean. we'll go to guatemala for an update and speak with haitian-american novelist edwidge danticat, who says, "u.s. deportations to haiti during coronavirus pandemic are 'unconscionable'." then, can democracy survive the pandemic, especially as president trump attacks mail-in voting? pres. trump: the problem with the mail-in ballots, it is subject to tremendndous cocorruption. tremendous cororruption. cheating. so i am against it. amy: this despite the fact that the president himself votes by mail. we will speak with "new w york times magazine" writer emily bazelon about whether americans can lose their right to vote in the pandemic. in supreme court hear

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there are areas on the outskirts of guatemala city where not even the police like to go. on however will not be deterred. you wouldn't want to be here after 5 pm it's too dangerous that's when the gangs come out and get down to business. and her team of volunteers talk to people in fight them to take part in activities such as soccer she's a courageous people get killed around here all the time. about 10 homicides are committed in guatemala every day. we meet some kids it's only afternoon but they're already high. and we encounter a gang member who tells us what happens when people are out of their heads. you want money to get high. you don't care if it's somebody who works hard or if they're poor you just want to hold a knife to their throat and take their money. so the gangs have lookouts monitoring their territory. another gangster boasts about his extortion racket. that if they don't want to pay we shoot them i say you don't want to pay ok fine i turn and leave and the others attack. and that's that. the neighborhood is also full of trash. as team of planning a cleanu

there are areas on the outskirts of guatemala city where not even the police like to go. gabriela altman, however, will not be deterred. gabriela: you wouldn't want to be here after 5:00 p.m. it's too dangerous. that's when the gangs come out and get down to business. reporter: gabriela and her team of volunteers talk to people, invite them to take part in activities such as soccer. she's courageous. people get killed around here all the time. about 10 homicides are committed in guatemala every day. we meet some k kids. it's only ternoooon, but theheye already high. and we encounter a gang member, who tells us what happens when people are out of their heads. >> you want money to get high. you don't cacare if it's someby who works hard or if they're poor. you just want to hold a knife to their throat and take their money. reporter: the gangs have look-outs monitoring their territory. another gagangster boasts abot his extortion racket. >> if they don't want to pay, we shoot them. i say, "you don't want to pay? ok, fine." i turn and leave, and the others attack him. and tha

we have a tropical storm right on the coastline of guatemala. a tropical storm amanda, doesn't have a lot of wind, but a lot of rain with this, southwest of guatemala city and it will cruise through the guatemalan mountains, creating flash flooding with the mountains just squeezing that rainfall out. it does get into the bay in the gulf of mexico for a 30% chance of seeing a formation there. this is a breeding ground this time of year for hurricanes. we'll be watching that very, very closely. >>> good morning to you. temperatures in the 50s. it's a cooler start for this sunday, and by the afternoon, more in the mid-60s downtown. mid and upper 70s inland with lots of clouds and a warmup begins tomorrow. >>> this weather report >>> this weather report sponsored by walgreens. tomorrow the official beginning of hurricane season. we've already had two named storms. hopefully that's not an omen of things to come. guys, back down to you. >> i think that's the last thing this country needs right now. rob, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> still a

guatemala city had a major coup in the 1950s where the cia intervened and over threw somebody they saw leaning towards communism. the show was there. so it's no accident these shows went to contentious political sites, even in moscow a little bit later. maybe emphasizes or shows us the politics of the family of man. any more questions of family man before we move on? the catalog is circulating so have a look when it gets to you. one artist that is in the family man, at least from my estimation doesn't quite fit in to the show and here's his photograph from a page of people eating. have a japan woman eating, drinking tea or having some sort of rice bowl something right here. something about in the congo drinking out of the coconut. american photograph of someone, a group of patrons at a hamburger joint. right here the caption, new york is taken by robert frank. for me this photograph is different. it suggests something through his composition. i'll go over that and we can maybe look at some other photographs and have you do some of the work yourselves. for me i look at this photograph i

an exclusive report from a destroyed city. filleted in the sights of bias starts may 20th on d w. global 3000 thanks for joining us in guatemala gang warfare casts a shadow of a daily life what does that mean for young people dreaming of a better future. a few months ago mozambique was devastated by a slight clone one region got off relatively lightly we find out why.

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