victoria courier is german her parents moved here long before she was born she's used to experiencing discrimination for being a visible minority but once the 1st cases of coronavirus appeared here such incidents became more frequent other oberlin is widely seen as a tolerant diversity there's an undercurrent of hatred one man even told her she should spray herself with disinfectant. i've been keeping a low profile because i'm afraid of more attacks like that one victoria tried to talk to her friends about it but they shied away from the subject she doesn't think they're taking the problem seriously. then through facebook she made contact with people across the country who were having the same kind of experience since the pandemic began they have reported almost daily occurrences of hostility just because they look asian hi nice to see you poke fun who's from china also lives in berlin he's filmed incidents of racial abuse he's experienced on this . subway. a friend told me you should you should totally reported even though i don't have that much hope on the. police but because i want

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victoria fears it will be a long time after the pandemic is over. she is determined to make a difference. brent: i am joined by stephen. it is good to have you on the program. throughout history we see the connection between epidemics and xenonophobia. why y is that russiaian mark >>s is -- why is that? >> we saw it inin the black dea. many different societies. we have seen people targeted ass part of this xenophobibic scapegoatiting. whwhen a catastrophehe like a pandemic happens, people are naturally looking for explanation, to make sense of their world. why does this happen? by reaching for a particular group, especially a foreign group, it provides a quick fix. the road suddenly makes sense again. this group brought it upon us and the woworld makes sense. it provides a cognitive release. this is damaging in a couple of ways. it will be damaging to the group being blamed. it is alalso damaging to the people making the accusation because e these kinds of simplistic explanations acactuay block us from seeing more complex and comprehensivive reasons

victoria tried to talk to her friends about it but they shied away from the subject she doesn't think they're taking the problem seriously. then through facebook she made contact with people across the country who were having the same kind of experience since the pandemic began they have reported almost daily occurrences of hostility just because they look asian hi nice to see you. on who's from china also lives in berlin he's filmed in city. of racial abuse he's experienced on the subway. and a friend told me you should you should totally report it even though i don't have much hope on the. police but because i want to at least to show people that i have this evidence and i'm not going to being silence all of the tools of the. time. victoria court of who says it's been helpful to compare notes with others in the same boat that prompted her to create a website that helps bring people together and offer support. it's important for people to be connected this way in times of social distancing to share their experience so others know what's going on. racism is nothing new in germany and

i'm sure victoria appreciated that. grant would have been in the same place in life as these young men are now. as one of them said to sharon, i came back home from iraq to live the life grant couldn't. and sharon is proud of all the men and women who have served, who serve with grant, who continue to serve. she understands their calling. she understands their camaraderie. these incredible warriors in our nation give her hope. with men and women like that, sharon has said, quote, how could you not be proud of this country? how could you not be optimistic about this country? mr. president, the lives of hundreds of thousands of america's sons and daughters have been lost fighting for our great nation, and on memorial day they're in the hearts of all americans. they're in the hearts of all alaskans. they're in the hearts of all gold star families. and they're in the hearts of sharon long and her family. like gold star mothers all across the country and in our great state, sharon was fiercely determined to advocate for her

victoria tried to talk to her friends about it but they shied away from the subject she doesn't think they're taking the problem seriously. then through facebook she made contact with people across the country who were having the same kind of experience since the pandemic began they have reported almost daily occurrences of hostility just because they look asian hi nice to see you. on who's from china also lives in berlin he's filmed in city. of racial abuse he's experienced on the subway. and a friend told me you should you should totally report it even though i don't have much hope on the. police but because i want to at least to show people that i have this evidence and i'm not going to being silence about all of the poor. little time. victoria court of says it's been helpful to compare notes with others in the same boat that prompted her to create a website that helps bring people together and offer support. it's important for people to be connected this way in times of social distancing to share your experience so others know what's going on. racism is nothing new in germany and

l brands recently agreed to sell a majority stake in victoria's secret to sycamore partners. that was back in february but that deal recently terminated so guidance on how they are going to move forward in the wake of that is going to be interesting, especially when it comes to the real estate. the stock is down more than 2.5%. the stores were closed in march due to the coronavirus, comparable sales at victoria's secret were down 10% year over year and that last quarter, bath & body works was up 11% in the same period. kind of a tale of two companies. margins have been shrinking, competitors like american eagle are giving them a run for their money because they sell and market to women of all shapes and sizes. victoria's secret has always been famous for those stick-thin models in diamond bras on the runway. the brick and mortar locations are going to be a focus for both brands during the pandemic. one bright spot, it could be online. we have already seen this week from target, walmart, even home depot, they showed strong performance in online sales. also there will be staffi

victoria: crecÍ con ella. dayana: amor, es lo que marÍa dice que le impulsÓ a salir de una relaciÓn donde era vÍctima de violencia domÉstica y emigrar de mÉxico para sacar adelante a sus nueve hijos. >> tiene que sacrificarse uno por los hijos, salir adelante. >> venirse otro paÍs extraÑo sin saber inglÉs, sin conocer el idioma. dayana: hace 63 aÑos es una mujer a que no sus hijos, 14 nietos y bisnietos consideran admirable. >> por amor a su vez hijos no sienten cansancio. dayana: prueba de que detrÁs de cada victoria hay varias batallas ganadas, asÍ que muchÍsimo Ánimo, y fuerzas a todas esas sufre mamÁs por parte del equipo de noticia univisiÓn 14 que si se puede. es todo me informe hasta ahora, se dayana garcÍa, vuelvo con ustedes. ramÓn: algunos todavÍa tenemos mommy ti, estamos muy apegados a la mamÁ. a propÓsito, se acerca el dÍa de las madres, pero este aÑo las celebraciones eran muy diferentes debido a esta realidad que vivimos por la pandemia, tal vez pueda cambiar la manera en

victoria secret cerrar sus 250 sucursales. la empresa dice haber sufrido una drÁstica caÍda de sus ventas en el Último trimestre durante la pandemia. carolina: queremos felicitar a ana de mendoza, es una de las graduadas de la clase 2020 quien hizo su pasantÍa en la ediciÓn digital y otros programas de univisiÓn. no dejÓ que la pandemia arruinara un mejor dÍa y nos mandÓ una foto con todo y birrete. se graduÓ de la universidad de wisconsin madison. estamos orgullosos de ti. te invitamos a que compartas tus fotos degradaciÓn con nosotros en redes sociales. hay que celebrar y nos gustarÍa compartirlas para que ustedes puedan ver la clase 2020. borja: felicidades, nos encantarÁ recibirte por aquÍ en univisiÓn noticias. y a todos ustedes gracias por habernos acompaÑado. la ciudad de los Ángeles expande su capacidad de brindar prÉstamos de hasta $20,000 a pequeÑos negocios. el superintendente estatal espera que el curso inicia en las fechas previstas, pero advierte los cambios que tendrÁ que tomarse en cuenta. y

as victoria now >> captured to be sold. global trade under new scrutiny as the and a neck.gin of this before the first human case, the coronavirus was undetected. genetic clues all point to a virus found in bats as the source, but working out how it spilled er, wildlife and humans, that isn't very straightforward. >> part of the structure is that it unlocks the cell that it needs to get inside. imagine these padloffs are from a ent species, they might require a differenifkey, but somerent species share the same lock on their cells. the key from the back virus fite and unlocks so human cells. >> how did it reach the first humanel it's access was most llyely not direrom bats,hr butgh another intermediate host. an animal infected first of people came into close contact with. scientists haven't yet worked out what species past covid-19 to human, or whether the apple was for sale in at infamous wildlife market. >> at the moment there is nothing terribly convincing. the intermediate host may never be found. mixing partial numbers

victoria howard is a royal historian. shejoins me now. we havejust watched the queen pass a message, she linked ve day with today's pandemic, saying at the end, i say with pride we are still a nation, the brave soldiers, sailors

leticia calderÓn: se llama victoria. tiene tres hijas. las tres muy diferentes y la tres con un reto como todos los hijos. es muy interesante. no es ni buena ni mala. es un ser humano, es un ser humano que trata de hacer las cosas bien. >>este regreso se ha planeado bajo las mÁs estrictas medidas

derbyshire. 0n coronavirus pandemic, i am victoria derbyshire. on our programme we hear from front line health workers and their fears of from front line health workers and theirfears of a from front line health workers and their fears of a second wave of covid—19 infections plus how a team of scientists are working out how it impacts different people in such extreme ways. you can always keep up—to—date with the latest information about the pandemic on oui’ information about the pandemic on our website. first the world health organisation has warned of a second peak of coronavirus cases. if lockdown restrictions around the world a re lifted lockdown restrictions around the world are lifted too soon. the threat of a possible second wave puts front line health care workers underfurther puts front line health care workers under further pressure in puts front line health care workers underfurther pressure in many countries. the bbc has been given unprecedented access from one hospital and the heart of london who have been coping with the pand

victoria says... my boss has been empty for the last few weeks but a load of people just got on and didn't bother with social distancing. this one says... traffic was already building up at 5am this morning, huge, noticeable difference over the last three days, this is on the a—roads in hampshire. this one says... the 53 bus is one person per double seat. the driver skips bus stops if it exceeds this. this one says... when will it be possible to see our partners that we don't live in the same house with? well, if you're in england, chris, it's today. get on with it, i'm excited for you! this one says... my good, old—fashioned british common sense says that if i can have a cleaner in my house from today in england, then ican my house from today in england, then i can have my mum round. that's not according to the rules. so be it on your own head. and this one says... iam not your own head. and this one says... i am not likely to get too close to other people when i'm out but if i went round to see

it looks like it at the moment, victoria. ithink then? it looks like it at the moment, victoria. i think some of the anger you saw in the conservative party over the weekend and into yesterday has been calmed a little. some of those mps who were not coming out publicly but were really worried about the number of e—mails they were getting from angry constituents, who thought that this was rank hypocrisy, they seem to have been slightly soothed by mr cummings' appearance yesterday. certainly, the hope in there, is that this story starts to move on and that boris johnson that this story starts to move on and that borisjohnson and his ministers can start talking about other issues, but i suppose the one thing that we still need to watch out for is, does the public by it? do people out there think that mr cummings was right, that he was just acting in the best interests of his family, or, as many seem to think, that this is hypocrisy, and if that anger continues, and tory mps and others continue to get this pressure, this might not be done. it certainly seems to be the case that peo

firmly believe we are invincible when we stand together for sport i speak of us congratulations on victoria day choose. a day of pride in russia's past. but people here have plenty to grumble about corona virus infections are on the rise and the economy is shrinking. presiding over a time of national crisis putin faces plenty of challenges ahead. doubly correspondent in early show when is covering the commemoration for us at moscow's red square emily this is anniversary celebrations were meant to be a major showcase of power for president vladimir putin who is very invested in this day how did he approach scaled down commemorations. well let him hear putin essentially didn't mention the coronavirus at all in his speech today he did talk about the importance of this victory day for all russians he said that the commemorations are part of the russian people's soul and he also said that we will have a celebration we will have a parade at the moment it's not clear when that postponed parade will take place of course today is a very important day for russians. after all an estimated 26000000 sov

that was victoria hui. back to the us. president trump has signed an executive order ta rgetting social media companies. he said companies including google, facebook and twitter had unchecked power to censor and restrict the views of users. it comes after twitter on wednesday posted fact check labels on two of his posts. the president had claimed that postal ballots would lead to voter fraud in this year's election. twitter reacted with this warning which linked to other sources of information on the voting process. mr trump has regularly accused social—media platforms of stifling or censoring conservative voices. he repeated his criticisms as he signed the executive order. they he signed the executive order. have had unchecket to they have had unchecked power to censor, restrict, edit, shape, height, altar, virtually any form of communication between private citizens or large public audiences. there is no precedent in american history for so small a number of corporations to control such a largea of corporations to cont

i'm victoria derbyshire. on today's programme, we hear from frontline health workers on theirfears of a second wave of covid—19 infections. plus, how a team of scientists is trying to work out why coronavirus affects different people in such extreme ways. and, you can always keep up—to—date with the latest information about the pandemic on our website. first, the world health organization has warned of a second peak of coronavirus cases if lockdown restrictions around the world are lifted too soon. the threat of a possible second wave puts frontline healthcare workers underfurther pressure in many countries. the bbc has been given unprecedented access to one hospital in a community in the heart of london who have been coping with the pandemic, to hear their fears about the possibility of a second wave. the bbc‘s clive myrie reports from the royal london in tower hamlets in east london, with cameraman david mcilveen and producer sam piranty. it's in times of crisis we find out who we really are. i've f

victoria, thanks very much for being with us. can you talk us through some of the issues that have been raised about children and the coronavirus? because they certainly don‘t seem to be that likely to develop the full—blown disease, and yet presumably, they could still be like the rest of us, carriers of it. yes, that about sums up the conundrum here, because we are essentially... lockdown basically broke down all of the links in the network of our social work, every day kind of normal lives, in inverted commas, and by breaking down those transmission links, we broke down the links of the disease spread. so it is all about us become out of lockdown and schools reopen, every step we take is reconnecting some of those links. so in the absence of a vaccine or any other kind of pharmaceutical way out of this, it is about sort of stitching those links back to get a very, very carefully a nd those links back to get a very, very carefully and not getting to a point where the spread of this virus gets out of control. the problem wit

it in uganda's capital kampala on the shore of lake victoria. legs level has been rising and the market traders livelihoods on the water. owns 3 kiosks and was supporting her entire extended family. my business are full of work oh no we have put my biz in. this man's trying to dig out his shop which is little more than a metal cage so he can take it elsewhere but the. market chairman try to help by building this walkway. on the water level started increasing back in december we built the walkway to access the shops but it kept on increasing and now you see the shops on the water. around the lake shore in neighboring kenya the rising water has washed back up rivers causing flash flood. this woman and baby were lucky to survive. dozens of people have died. from usually heavy rains since the end of last year but of course the lake level to rise is here on the source of the river nile in uganda where some of the water flows out the rising waters of broken chunks of swamp land off the lake shores and. creating floating islands that have jammed the da

feeling cool in sydney there is a chance of a few showers and certainly into more eastern portions of victoria this system as a say sitting in the tasman sea but at the same time we have got some rain across both on and off museum but hopefully that does mean we'll see some rain across into the north on where the jobs of course is so prevalent break out disguised much of queensland and then this mess you can see here this is all part and parcel of tropical cyclone manga that will actually work its way on shore throughout sunday through monday it will still be lingering some strong winds along these coastal areas heavy amounts the rain although it will just be a minimum strength tropical storm as it actually comes on shore but the rain still continuing close to sydney with a cool 580. it can bring your people back to life i'm sorry what. was the book. like and the other still green line continues with spirit. of law and the bad guys behind bars so many people have gone to jail as a result of my work rewind on al-jazeera. the. back is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera brazil has overta

good morning victoria. another chilly day out there today, not quite as windy, while most are trite with sunshine, less of this afternoon, cloud building, some rushing into the north west midlands at the moment, north wales, one or two more in these areas, some in northern ireland. while southern scotla nd northern ireland. while southern scotland brightness with sunshine, an area of rain spreading southwards which turns to snow, a covering of snow on the most modest of hills, temperatures this afternoon in northern scotland five or 6 degrees, chilly day here, especially in the breeze, colder than yesterday. elsewhere the wind is light at yesterday, where you have sunshine it might not feel quite as chilly even after the frosty start. this evening and overnight rain, sleet, snow mix across scotland pushes down, wintry across the tops of the pennines for a while, rain showers spreading to england and wales, not as cold here tonight, frosty night for the north, showers in the northern day is tomorrow, not qui

victoria: pues, qué aburrida, ¿eh? porque yo lo hago para que todos los niños de la escuela se den su taquito de ojo y que todas las zorrillas que andan por ahí se mueran de envidia con el "cuerpower"

welcome to bbc news, i'm victoria derbyshire. here are the headlines: a smartphone app aimed at tracking the spread of coronavirus goes live for the first time, in a trial on the isle of wight, the government says the system, which uses bluetooth, is secure, despite concerns from privacy campaigners. we can give very significant reassu ra nces we can give very significant reassurances on the privacy aspects, but what i can tell you is if you download the app, then you are doing your duty. some of england's largest home care providers tell the bbc that they're on the verge of breaking point. we have a special report. warnings of a lost generation — we'll look at how coronavirus has affected school pupils and why there are fears some are being left behind. the pandemic puts the handbrake on the uk motor industry, as new car sales drop to the lowest level since 1946. no lights, camera or action — how hollywood is struggling to keep productions going and its crews safe. good morning, how are you? a new nhs app to track the spread

so the story goes that should put jim on one breast and the baby named victoria on the right and over the years they became very good friends and in their teens they fell in love with each other and dolly found out about it she sold jim and never saw his mother or father or victoria again. >> is a heartbreaking story. just one of many. so you decided to find that unnamed and unrecorded what happened to jim and that you made your first of many trips to montpelier at the madison family plantation from portugal, africa, and several states. so me were descended from slave slaves, they were considered important enough a lot of trails went cold that there were some breakthrough moments. do you care to share any of those? >> in terms of whatever you discovered along the way. there so many little gems that you wander through this maze to find out more about your family. >> it was difficult because a lot of names were not recorded. often families were separated and i tried it was very difficult to find out exactly where jim had gone but the trail picks up with his son emmanuel he doesn't have

ilia: no se puede cantar victoria todavÍa. gracias, juan. se aprobÓ hoy de emergencia el medicamento remdesivir. la fabrica la farmaceÚtica estadounidense que prometiÓ donar un millÓn de frascos. segÚn el presidente trump. hizo un estudio pagado por el gobierno federal que concluyÓ que el remdesivir acorta en 31 % el perÍodo de recuperaciÓn de un enfermo de coronavirus. la mÁxima autoridad de enfermedades infecciosas en los estados unidos dio a conocer que tan pronto como en el mes de enero del prÓximo aÑo se podrÍa contar con una vacuna eficaz contra el coronavirus. entre otras la compaÑÍa farmaceÚtica moderna que trabaja contra reloj en una vacuna recibiÓ 483 millones de dÓlares de parte del gobierno para su proyecto, como la aprobaciÓn de la agencia de medicamentos y alimentos para adelantar los ensayos. jorge: se habla de la posibilidad de reanudar actividades. la pandemia causa victimas y obliga a hacer fosas rÁpidamente. para evitar que se acumulen cadÁveres. tenemos el informe. reportera: el silencio en este cement

when you will start to see a lot less victoria's secret. rob: planned parenthood is defending its use of the ppp loan after republicans demand the abortion provider return the money thank it was meant for small businesses. the total of $80 million went to 37 different planned parenthood affiliates for federal-aid they claim they qualify for. a planned parenthood official saying the political attack has nothing to do with planned parenthood or healthcare organizations, eligibility for covid-19 relief effort and everything to do with the trumpet ministration using a public health crisis to advance a political agenda. jillian: a north dakota company has just been given a $1.3 billion contract to build the border wall in arizona, the biggest contract yet, no date on when work will begin. the president has promised to build 450 miles of wall by the end of this year. you see less victoria's secret, hundreds of stores closing their doors. >> focus sony joins us as the pandemic takes its toll on the retailer. >> reporter: l brand and bath and body

moffit: victoria is also from providence and is a fifth grader. victoria asks, when the number of infected people go down, will businesses and parks start to open up again? gov. raimondo: yes, victoria. you are very smart. you should come work on my team. that's exactly the plan. so right now, the number of infections is not going down yet. it's actually kind of flat, which is great. last time we talked to you, it was going up. now it is flat. pretty soon, it will start to go down. and when it starts to go down, that's when we can go to the park. we can go to the beach this summer. we can go back out to the store. your folks might get back to work. so that's exactly the plan. and we have to do it slowly. it's like one step. and then we'll walk, and then we'll run. it's not going to be everything open all at once. but yeah, the answer is yes, we're going to get to go outside a lot more once the infections go down. mr. moffit: it's a good reminder that in the next couple of weeks, certainly we've got to stick with it. this is no time to letting off,

[laughter] be careful, victoria. because the constitution might not be one of those documents listed that you can use. however, mr. larsen is correct, let's say, the two documents you have a choice of our articles of confederation or federalist 51 , and they don't list the constitution. for your second piece of evidence, you can use the constitution. and the great thing about the constitution again, it is not government,h of the it is not the amendment process, it can also be all 27 amendments, including the bill of rights. so that gives a wide degree of latitude. i mean that is the class. ,it is the constitution. so you can bring that in if the isn't listed as a specific document. you can certainly bring in clauses or examples from the constitution. jesse: let's bring in noah, who is calling from dayton, ohio. good morning. caller: good morning. jesse: do you want to try a prep question? caller: is it ok if i ask a question? jesse: you can go ahead. caller: shout out mr. beyer, my government teacher. caller: i would

i'm victoria derbyshire. italy has been one of the hardest hit, but the country has started to ease some lockdown measures as the number of deaths decrease. takeaways and parks are reopening, small funerals can resume and some businesses are restarting, but the shutdown has left deep wounds in a country with already serious economic problems, as mark lowen reports. naples is a city of such spirit, but here, as across italy, it's taken a real battering from the world's longest lockdown of the pandemic. the measures might now be easing but the suffering isn't. come and have a look this, just one of the many social initiatives that sprung up here. if you've got food to donate, you leave it in this basket. if you're hungry or in need, you take the free food out of this one. solidarity with a lot of social distancing. some of the poorest parts of naples are, of course, also some of the roughest. we're on our way now to an area of the city called scampia, which has some of the real social problems, and we're going

victoria howard is a royal historian. shejoins me now. we havejust watched the queen pass a message, she linked ve day with today's pandemic, saying at the end, i say with pride we are still a nation, the brave soldiers, sailors and airmen would recognise and admire. yes, andi airmen would recognise and admire. yes, and i think there has definitely been a link comparing this pandemic with the second world war which seems to have resonated with the british people, that it is a struggle that we don't know how this will end, but that is something the queen was good at, finding that message, the message of unity particularly as a non—political figure to try and bring a bit of a morale boost to her people. and of course, she is herself a veteran of world war ii. yes, exactly. in 1944, shejoined the ats world war ii. yes, exactly. in 1944, she joined the ats at 18 and trained asa she joined the ats at 18 and trained as a mechanic and she learned to drive trucks and ambulances and that is something she is very proud of. she is the only head of