fitzpatrick in barcelona thank you very much and stay safe thank you. polls in the u.s. suggest president is losing ground and has former republican strongholds with less than 4 months to go until the u.s. election his approval ratings have fallen as the number of new daily coronavirus infections continues to rise the state of arizona has been hit particularly hard by the pandemic and it hasn't supported a democratic candidate and decades but now as and many sunbelt states the latest polls give joe biden the edge over trump oliver salat went to find out more. in the arizona desert linda rawls is a thorn in the side of president donald trump. a white suburban woman she belongs to the very group that helped him win in 2016 but there is no offending him she can look back at a life dedicated to the republican party she ran for congress in 1904 but her assessment of trump is devastating. he has become worse than we could have ever imagined no one really realized that he was psychologically disturbed i don't think people realized how much he really would not follow the constit

and spain barcelona as residents are urged to stay at home again as authorities move to curb a new outbreak of kobe and the cattle on capital. and as knighthood for captain tom the british war veteran whose charity walk raised millions for the national health service. welcome to the program european union leaders are meeting at a key summit in brussels to try to bridge their differences over a 750000000000 euro recovery fund it aims to help the bloc rebuild from the coronavirus endemic german chancellor angela merkel chairs the talks as germany currently holds the e.u. council's rotating presidency and she's admitted that finding a compromise won't be easy the key sticking point is whether the money should be given to countries as greg. or loans the main proponents of lending the money are the so-called frugal for austria sweden finland and the netherlands. joining me now from our studio in brussels is felipe lembergs he's a member of the european parliament for the green party mr lambert's how optimistic are you that leaders will be able to reach an agreement on the recovery fund at the su

he always said he wants to stay in barcelona that he wants to stay in barcelona that he feels committed to the club. he loves this club, this club made a bet when he was 12 years old. i think he will stay but for a kind of romantic season. he's a one—man club. and i think he will stay. i don't know what will happen with suarez. i think there are chances that he changes in one or two years. i think that he changes in one or two years. ithinka that he changes in one or two years. i think a lot of changes. then you have players that are here, they're very committed with the club and we will see what happens. i think that if barcelona makes a change next year they will be new elections. if he maybe if garcia clement, a coach that nobody really knows but he knows the club from his roots, he things could make a turn. it's difficult because there are financial difficulties and the club. i don't think that neither barcelona nor madrid can make big and vestments next summer due to covid—i9 crisis. let's take a quick look at some of the sport in the news today. maro itoje is the latest englan

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it's not much of a lockdown barcelona's regional government recommends that people only leave their homes if it's urgent but few people are paying heed. is having a drink an urgent enough reason to go out. alex works at one of partial on as many beach bars he sympathizes with the young people of the city who are tired of staying home after weeks of lockdown. you are losing your life the friends the community 3 important for every people young people and old people here in your opening specially in barcelona life is very open it's very active and the people don't used to get our house just across the road from the beach is one of barcelona's biggest hospitals dozens of coronavirus patients have been admitted the past few days dr one of flores is worried when she looks at the crowded beach just a few meters away medical authorities have plans in place should the situation worsen . the scenario goes from just not change in the regular day of the hospital and to the worst case scenario which will be when we have to stop all the activity that is not urgent in order to for all the professionals

for more let's bring in journalist richard fitzpatrick who is in barcelona hello to you richard so the u.k. is foreign secretary says they've there's been a big jump in cases all over spain but the spanish government insists that the outbreak are localized under control so which account is more accurate. you'd have to say the british account is more accurate unfortunately the spanish. economy has reopened especially with regards to tourism and that's the big motor of there are economists and so that has brought in problems with social distancing in particular and you also have other causes for the increase increases for jobs that are up to treat. the rate of infections from 2 weeks ago so it's very alarming and the big problem here is that the contact tracing isn't effective so that's why . it's correct to suggest that the virus is getting out of control and the government as a result has warned that we're close to reentering a state of emergency in the country. we know that spain was among the countries hardest hit by corona virus in europe and they as we've said opened up just a mont

in barcelona, life is very open and active. people are not used to staying in the house. >> just across the road from the beach is one of barcelona's biggest hospitals. dozens of coronavirus patients have been admdmitted therere ine past few d days. a doctor is worriedd when she looks at the crowded beach just a few meters away. medical authorities have plans in place should the situation worsen. >> the scenario goes from just not changing their regular day of the hospital, and to the worst scenario, which will be will we have to stop all the activity that is not urgent in order for all the profefessionas toto assist with patients, which is what happened at the end of march. >> another area of concern is staffing public health facilities. around 1000 extra staff are needed in the region to accurately tracked chance of infection. right now, david and his 20 colleagues are resesponsible for more than one million reresiden. >> we are not enough people to do that contact tracing prprerly. not only the contact tracing that more or l

reimpose the quarantine on travelers returning from spain with a cluster of new outbreaks and barcelona residents there fear tighter restrictions are on the way. it's not much of a lockdown barcelona's regional government recommends that people only leave their homes if it's urgent but few people are paying heed. is having a drink an urgent enough reason to go out. alex works at one of partial on as many beach parts he sympathizes with the young people of the city who are tired of staying home after weeks of lockdown. you are losing your life the friends the community it's very important for every people young people and old people here in europe and the specially in barcelona life is very open it's very active and the people who get our house just across the road from the beach is one of barcelona's biggest hospitals dozens of coronavirus patients have been admitted the past few days dr when the flores is worried when she looks at the crowded beach just a few meters away medical authorities have plans in place should the situation worsen . the scenario goes from just not change in the

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de diego costa, cobran cabecea le pega y en su propia puerta primer gol para barcelona . penal para el atlético cobra o pero apple arquero, pero ya va, vamos al var amarilla para ter stegen, no se puede adelantar bien repetido el penal, saúl cobra el empate, eso al minuto 19, ahora el minuto 50, penal lo cobran 700 goles lleva lionel messi, entra rápido, barcelona otro más penal en serio, penal para el atlético de madrid, cobrará saúl tercero pero no alcanza empate a dos goles celebra el técnico de real madrid >> españa todavía, este podría ser el nuevo hogar de carrera el piojo, varios medios de españa dicen que el betis no quiere para que sea el próximo entrenador del equipo blanco verde,, la herencia se mantiene para suceder a grandes tecnicos ,. >> pausa a los deporteps ero a las 11 pm tenemos más acción cambio y fuera . >> bienvenido a los estudios, hacemos una pausa . >> [música] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪] . > . >> [música] . > [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪]. >> [♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ �

all join us now in barcelona based football writer. rick it's a 34th title for real madrid how sweet of a tryout is theirs for the team and for his indian side that. hello it's really really sweet because real madrid have not done well in the league or recently in the past 2 seasons before this that comes 19 points and 17 points away from barcelona so for them to win the league in such convincing fashion after the coronavirus break has been really really impressive it's only their 2nd title in 8 years which shows just how difficult it is to win the league especially when barcelona have leonore messi who has been widely considered the best player in the world over the past decade that's that's really difficult challenge for madrid to consistently beat a team that contains messi because madrid in the champions league we've seen them thrive in the sort of situations where they can play with a bit more torn a minute nous and a bit more maybe wrote ride the punches a bit and have a little bit of luck whereas in the league it's really hard y

, so important for barcelona, so important for barcelona, so important for your business. are there any tourists given the new restrictions? very few. the thing is that small businesses, and shops like mine, are closed or are battling to keep us open. because all the cultural tourism will come next year, we know that. so you both sell perfume and you do one to one training for would—be perfume yeas. are both aspects of your business is hit hard? i have to adapt to new situations in the meantime, to make individual classes, and the only change is the masks and a screen so that they can smell, but we adapt to other rules of course as well. we are going to leave it there because we have to move on with the rest of the news, but we wish you all the very best. thank you. the headlines on bbc news. james, leisure centres reopening across england but there isa reopening across england but there is a warning up to one third could stay closed because of a financial troubles. authorities announce further restrictions in spain's catalonia amid fears of a second wave of the virus. a

to the west of barcelona. president trump has declared the united states to be the greatest and most virtuous nation in the history of the world, in a speech marking independence day. addressing crowds outside the white house, the president attempted to reach out to all americans, saying the country's rich heritage belonged to every citizen, from every background, "no matter our race, colour, religion or creed". he reafirmed his determination to put america first, and promised to defend its history and heroes from those who would tarnish them. let's take a listen. first, let's go live to washington because there have been independence day crowds. this is not farfrom been independence day crowds. this is not far from the washington monument, which you can see at the back. tensions have a reason. we had that speech earlier on from donald trump and crowds and we are hearing reports of heated tension between make america great crowds, supporters of donald trump and black lives matter crowds. let have here at what

how did barcelona become the epicenter of the new outbreak? krat call lack of staff to trace and isolate covid cases says an epidemiologist. >> we have a regret. it's a good investment. invest in those people and pay that salary, it's much cheaper than having to lock down the whole city which might happen in the near future. >> reporter: by her estimate catalonia needs a minimum of 2,000 contact tracers. the government admitted to us it currently has less than half of that. >> we are trying to but we should bear in mind that we aar preparing ourselves for an outbreak. if we take temperatures, we'll slow down the virus. >> reporter: no such luck for barcelona. even though the government is urging people to stay home, it is not mandatory, which is why the beaches are full and cafes and shops are still open at 50% capacity. residents are confused. >> it wasn't clear and also that people can go outside barcelona but you can go to the beach but have you to wear a mask. >> reporter: meanwhile, tourists continue to stream in, though few seem worried

al jazeera, barcelona. arbara: donald trump says u.s.-developed coronavirus vaccine could be ready for widespread use by the end of the year. begun themoderna has final hurdle before it can get regulatory approval. trial is needed to demonstrate it is safe and effective. here today: we are to discuss the exciting progress we have achieved under the operation warp speed. our historic initiative to develop tests, manufacture and develop a vaccine in record time, and that's what it is. record time. therapeutically, we are very advanced. you are hearing about it and you will be hearing about it more in the next two weeks. barbara: the casket of civil rights pioneer and longtime u.s. representative john lewis has arrived at the capitol rotunda after a procession through washington, d.c.. the georgia congressman is the first black lawmaker to lie in state at the rotunda, one of the highest american honors for public service. daysy is the third of six of memorials for the congressman 80,died on july 17, aged after a battle with pancreatic cance

potentially a 2nd wave here and then another locked out in barcelona nightlife escaping back once more with clubs forced to close and to reimpose curfew on restaurants and bars there are concerns young people could transmit the virus to the elderly from the season so advising its citizens against crossing the border into neighboring spain prompting consensus over to is in their. fears of a 2nd wave of coded 19 across europe are seeing nations struggling to stave off fresh outbreaks while trying to reopen their economies. for more now let's go to journalist richard fitzpatrick in barcelona richard greetings help us sort out some contradictions here the u.k. foreign secretary says there's been a big jump in cases all over the country meanwhile the spanish government insists the outbreaks are localized and under control what's closer to the truth. and you'd have to say the british are closer to the truth and the statistics are telling there's been. tripping forward increase in infections over the last 2 weeks and at the moment there's over 200 clusters all over the country and no closure

barcelona are at home to 0sasuna, but it's out of their hands now as drew savage reports. not long now until real metric at their first shot at clinching my week off for some four point square barcelona, they are typed overrun and would be wrapped up if they beat villareal on thursday for some in these unusual times, presented incident feels real pots i fans will benefit more than usual if they can finish it off. translation: called there are lots of people who have suffered a lot and they're still struggling. i believe football isa still struggling. i believe football is a way to forget what is happening and that is why we are working every day to win titles. we are thinking of ourfans day to win titles. we are thinking of our fans who unfortunately can't be with us right now in the stadium. i know they are watching everything we do and i want them to be proud of this team. our simona can only hope their rivals slip up. luis suarez says the title races almost over, drawing three matches since the restart was that there is a question mark over the future of the management.

in barcelona nightlife is scaling back once more with clubs forced to close and do re imposed curfew on restaurants and bars there are concerns young people could transmit the virus to the elderly france is also advising its citizens against crossing the border into neighboring spain prompting concerns over 2 isn't there. everything's going so badly this year there has been a 30 to 40 percent drop in a friendship that compared to usual if 10 or even 50 percent fewer french people come it will make a difference the spanish authorities insist their country is safe with fresh outbreaks being local isolated and controlled fears of a 2nd wave of coded 19 across europe are seeing nations struggling to stave off fresh outbreaks while trying to reopen their economies. for more on this story let's go to correspondent stephen bergen in barcelona stephen the spanish government says outbreaks in spain are localized and controlled so other measures taken by the u.k. and also by france too strict you think. well i would say it's up to the. decisions on the information. i think is the feeling here

in barcelona nightlife is scaling back once more with clubs forced to close and to reimpose curfew on restaurants and bars there are concerns young people could transmit the virus to the elderly france is also advising its citizens against crossing the border into neighboring spain prompting concerns over 2 isn't there. everything's going so badly this year there has been a 30 to 40 percent drop in a friendship compared to usual if 10 or even 50 percent fewer french people come it will make a difference our spanish authorities insist their country is safe with fresh outbreaks being local isolated and controlled fears of a 2nd wave of coded 19 across europe are seeing nations struggling to stave off fresh outbreaks while trying to reopen their economies. of story let's go to correspondent stephen bergen in barcelona stephen the spanish government says outbreaks in spain are localized and controlled so other measures taken by the u.k. and also by france too strict you think. well i would say it's up to the. decisions on the information. i think there's a feeling here in the case of the

potentially a 2nd wave here and then another lockdown in barcelona nightlife escaping back once more with clubs forced to close and do re imposed curfew on restaurants and bars there are concerns young people could transmit the virus to the elderly from this isn't so advising its citizens against crossing the border into neighboring spain prompting consensus over to them their. fears of a 2nd wave of coded 19 across europe are seeing nations struggling to stave off fresh outbreaks while trying to reopen their economies. for more now let's go to journalist richard fitzpatrick in barcelona richard greetings help us sort out some contradictions here the u.k. foreign secretary says there's been a big jump in cases all over the country meanwhile the spanish government insists the outbreaks are localized and under control what's closer to the truth. you'd have to say the british are closer to the truth and the statistics are telling there's been. tripping forward increase in infections over the last 2 weeks and at the moment there's over 200 clusters all over the country and no closure bre

right professor humanise york from the autonomous university of barcelona thank you so much time and thank you for sharing your c. research on deaths and mourning in times of a pandemic with us and you know. what now time for more of your questions over to our science correspondent eric williams. what's happening with the present flu season. this is a really interesting question that made some headlines after a big wall street journal article on the topic last week don't forget that when it's summer time here in the northern hemisphere it's winter in the southern hemisphere so for the last 5 months there should have been a spike and in the number of cases of influenza as as flu season ramped up into full swing there but according to the w.h.o. global flu levels have remained astonishingly low for this time of year in many countries south of the equator in some places they drop by by 90 percent compared to average years and actually when you think about it it probably shouldn't come as much of a surprise of a loan with with heavily restricted travel all of the social distancing measur

potentially a 2nd wave here and then another lockdown in barcelona nightlife is scaling back once more with clubs forced to close and they really imposed curfew on restaurants and bars there are concerns young people could transmit the virus to the elderly from this isn't so advising its citizens against crossing the border into neighboring spain printing concerns over 2 isn't there. fears of a 2nd wave of coded 19 across europe all seeing nations struggling to stave off fresh outbreaks while trying to reopen their economies. for more now let's go to journalist richard fitzpatrick in barcelona richard greetings help us sort out some contradictions here the u.k. foreign secretary says there's been a big jump in cases all over the country meanwhile the spanish government insists the outbreaks are localized and under control what's closer to the truth. and you'd have to say the british are closer to the truth and the statistics are telling there's been. tripping forward increase in infections over the last 2 weeks and at the moment there's over 200 clusters all over the country and no clo

potentially a 2nd wave here and then another locked out in barcelona night dr fiske ailing back once more with clubs forced to close and the re imposed curfew on restaurants and bars there are concerns young people could transmit the virus to the elderly france is also advising its citizens against crossing the border into neighboring spain prompting concerns over 2 isn't there. she is of a 2nd wave of coded 19 across europe all seeing nations struggling to stave off fresh outbreaks while trying to reopen better economies. for more now let's go to journalist richard fitzpatrick in barcelona richard greetings help us sort out some contradictions here the u.k. foreign secretary says there has been a big jump in cases all over the country meanwhile the spanish government insists the outbreaks are localized and under control what's closer to the truth. and you'd have to say the british are closer to the truth and the statistics are telling there's been. tripping forward increase in infections over the last 2 weeks and at the moment there's over 200 trusters all over the country and no cl

right professor york from the autonomous university of barcelona thank you so much time and thank you for sharing your seat research on deaths and mourning in times of a pandemic with us and you know. well now time for more of your questions over to our science correspondent eric williams. what's happening with the present flu season. this is a really interesting question that made some headlines after a big wall street journal article on the topic last week don't forget that when it's summertime here in the northern hemisphere it's winter in the southern hemisphere so for the last 5 months there should have been a spike and that in the number of cases of influenza as as flu season ramped up into full swing there but according to the w.h.o. global flu levels have remained astonishingly low for this time of year in many countries south of the equator in some places they drop by by 90 percent compared to average years and actually when you think about it and it probably shouldn't come as much of a surprise of a loan with with heavily restricted travel all of the social distancing measur

reimposed a quarantine on travelers returning from spain with a cluster of new outbreaks in barcelona residents the fia tighter destructions. it's not much of a lockdown barcelona's regional government recommends that people only leave their homes if it's urgent but few people are paying heed. is having a drink an urgent enough reason to go out. alex ahead works at one of partial on as many beach bars he sympathizes with the young people of the city who are tired of staying home after weeks of lockdown. you are losing live your life the friends the community 3 important for every people young people and old people here in your opening specially in barcelona life is very open it's very active and the people who get our house just across the road from the beach is one of barcelona's biggest hospitals dozens of coronavirus patients have been admitted the past few days dr one of flores is worried when she looks at the crowded beach just a few meters away medical authorities have plans in place should the situation worsen. the scenario goes from just not changing their regular day of the h

for example, barcelona is closing a lot of nightclubs, barcelona is closing a lot of nig htclu bs, restau ra nts have barcelona is closing a lot of nightclubs, restaurants have been limited to 50% capacity again. i think they're just very unsure what the situation will be when they come here and if they will be able to enjoy their holiday.” here and if they will be able to enjoy their holiday. i don't know if you've been near the airport recently, our people checked when they come in with a thermometer? do they come in with a thermometer? do they have to swear? do you know how it works when people arrive quick although i'm not sure. i think there are some checks the airport.” although i'm not sure. i think there are some checks the airport. i think france is considering closing the border with catalonia, although it's not actually enforce. it is july the 24th. that might just not actually enforce. it is july the 24th. that mightjust be peak summer ata 24th. that mightjust be peak summer at a normal year, but we've now got five or six weeks or so before he hit september, which feels in

right professor york from the autonomous university of barcelona thank you so much time and thank you for sharing your seat research on deaths and mourning in times of a pandemic with us thank you to you. well now time for more of your questions over to our science correspondent eric williams. what's happening with the present flu season. this is a really interesting question that made some headlines after a big wall street journal article on the topic last week don't forget that when it's summer time here in the northern hemisphere it's winter in the southern hemisphere so for the last 5 months there should have been a spike in the number of cases of influenza as as flu season ramped up into full swing there but according to the w.h.o. global flu levels have remained astonishingly low for this time of year in many countries south of the equator in some places they drop by by 90 percent compared to average years and actually when you think about it it probably shouldn't come as much of a surprise of along with with heavily restricted travel all of the social distancing measures people

we imposed a quarantine on travelers returning from spain with a cluster of new outbreak some barcelona residents there fear tighter restrictions . it's not much of a lockdown barcelona's regional government recommends that people only leave their homes if it's urgent but few people are paying heed. is having a drink an urgent enough reason to go out. alex ahead works at one of partial on as many beach parts he sympathizes with the young people of the city who are tired of staying home after weeks of lockdown. you are losing like your life the friends the community 3 important for every young people and old people here in your open specially in barcelona life is very open it's very active and the people who get our house just across the road from the beach is one of barcelona's biggest hospitals dozens of coronavirus patients have been admitted the past few days dr one of flores is worried when she looks at the crowded beach just a few meters away medical authorities have plans in place should the situation worsen. the scenario goes from just not changing the regular day of the hospital

barcelona's attitude has been very fragile. he says other teams have clearly wanted it more than barcelona, and have more desire and passion in the way they play. correspondent: fans may be allowed to return to watch english premier league games in october. events will start almost immediately in england, spectators able to go into cricket and horse racing the next few days. the government says social distancing must be observed and fans may be screened at entrances. side of it andal the passion side of it, i think we will all be happy to see people back to the stadiums. it is impossible to have the full stadium we dream with. but at least we can have some people. correspondent: france opted to end it season early due to the pandemic, but limited numbers of fans are being allowed into sporting a -- sporting events. the french cup final is friday. and the champion league is next month. the olympic president says he cannot rule out next year's games taking lace in front of a reduced number of fans. the games were due to start thi

. >> aficionados del barcelona han temido este día, lionel messi se puede ir del cuadro catalán, les explico por qué después de la pausa. >> (música). con el sudor en la frente y las sonrisas escondidas. los lentes empañados, las orejas irritadas, y las miradas dedicadas. un pedacito de tela demuestra que los demás te importan. cumplamos con nuestra parte para reducir la propagación. por favor, usa mascarilla. aprende más en covid19.ca.gov/es. >> (música). >> feliz tarde, nervios, estrés y angustia sienten aficionados del barça al escuchar esta noticia. alarma total en cataluña y el mundo para los aficionados del barça, lionel messi ha puesto en pausa su renovación con el barcelona por su inconformidad con el actual entrenador y la directiva la molestia del argentino radica en la filtración de información de la directiva a la prensa, así como el bajo rendimiento del entrenador. su contrato vence en junio de 2021. Ésa podría cambiar, según el mundo deportivo del barcelona, el equipo catalán ha llegado a un acuerdo para el nuevo entrenador, esto podría hacer que me

yeah it's 4 points they're playing much better parse a lot of it we are not even sure if barcelona is going to have a 2nd as a coach next week so it's going to be like the 3rd coach for the current season and if you're still have the game against now police on ours on the champions league so it's a complete mess it's really something that we're seeing at a club like barcelona that was supposed to be like the league say in i don't know like the way that you manage football and right now it's a mass supposed journalists fernandez us thank you very much up for them. to pass top league restarts on saturday off to a 4 month delay caused by the coronavirus pandemic the season was stopped in february after just one round of matches games will initially be played in stadiums without fans and it's been decided no teams will be relegated this season but we're just looking forward to playing some football we've been following everyone's got lines. trying to make the government like everyone cheered and that's all we can do we just go out there and playing for england you know we follow everyone

it's not much of a lockdown barcelona's regional government recommends that people only leave their homes if it's urgent but few people are paying heed. is having a drink and urgent enough reason to go out. alex have works at one of partial on as many beach parts he sympathizes with the young people of the city who are tired of staying home after weeks of lockdown. you are losing live your life the friends the community it's very important for every people young people and old people because here in your opening specially in barcelona life is very open it's very active and the people don't used to get our house just across the road from the beach is one of barcelona's biggest hospitals dozens of coronavirus patients have been admitted the past few days dr when the flores is worried when she looks at the crowded beach just a few meters away medical authorities have plans in place should the situation worsen. the scenario goes from just not changing the regular day of the hospital and to the worst case scenario which would be when we have to stop all the activity that is not urgent in order

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more than 200,000 people are back in lockdown in part of spain's catalonia region, to the west of barcelona. welcome to the programme. president trump has declared the united states to be the greatest and most virtuous nation in the history of the world, in a speech marking independence day. addressing crowds outside the white house, the president attempted to reach out to all americans, saying the country's rich heritage belonged to every citizen, from every background, no matter our race, colour, religion or creed. he reafirmed his determination to put america first, and promised to defend its history and heroes from those who would tarnish them. let's take a listen. this incredible story of american progress is the story of each generation picking up where the last finished, linked by time, by fate and the internal bonds of our national affection. those who would sever those bonds would cut us off from the wisdom, the courage, the love and the devotion that gave us everything we are today, and everything we strive for tomorrow. we cannot let that happen. we will not throw away our heroes

reimposed a quarantine on travelers returning from spain with a cluster of new outbreaks in barcelona residents there fear tighter restrictions. it's not much of a lockdown barcelona's regional government recommends that people only leave their homes if it's urgent but few people are paying heed. is having a drink and urgent enough reason to go out. alex ahead works at one of partial on as many beach bars he sympathizes with the young people of the city who are tired of staying home after weeks of lockdown. you are losing your life the friends the community through every people young people and old people here in your open the specially in barcelona life is very open it's very active and the people who get our house just across the road from the beach is one of barcelona's biggest hospitals dozens of coronavirus patients have been admitted the past few days dr one of flores is worried when she looks at the crowded beach just a few meters away medical authorities have plans in place should the situation worsen. the scenario goes from just not changing their regular day of the hospital

it's not much of a lockdown barcelona's regional government recommends that people only leave their homes if it's urgent but few people are paying heed. is having a drink and urgent enough reason to go out. alex ahead works at one of partial on as many beach parts he sympathizes with the young people of the city who are tired of staying home after weeks of lockdown. you are losing your life the friends the community 3 important for every young people and old people here in your open specially in barcelona life is very open it's very active and the people don't used to get our house just across the road from the beach is one of barcelona's biggest hospitals dozens of coronavirus patients have been admitted the past few days dr one of flores is worried when she looks at the crowded beach just a few meters away medical authorities have plans in place should the situation worsen. the scenario goes from just not changing their regular day of the hospital and to the worst case scenario which would be when we have to stop all the activity that is not urgent in order to for all the professionals

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el barcelona se mantiene a cuatro puntos del real madrid. vamos a italia donde el napoli volviÓ a la senda del triunfo ante la roma. el napoli hizo valer su lo que el dÍa y venciÓ a la roma. irving lozano volviÓ a tener minutos tras ingresar al minuto 70. este martes continÚa la acciÓn de la copa de mÉxico con dos partidazo, atlas contra mazatlÁn y pumas ante el amÉrica. esto en vivo, por tudn. no te lo pierdas. y en la nba, despuÉs de recibir los resultados de una ronda de pruebas para detectar coronavirus, milwaukee cerrÓ sus inhalaciones. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn de los deportes. regreso con ustedes. arantxa: se sacuden el aburrimi ♪ ♪ ♪ fÉlix: la cuarentena por la pandemia ha obligado a buscar formas creativas de cometer -- combatir el encierro. Éste turco compartiÓ un vÍdeo de su vuelo en parapente sentado en el sofÁ. arantxa: disfruta de esta vista panorÁmica. estaba sobrevolando una ciudad costera de turquÍa desde su sofÁ. se puso sus pantuflas, papas fritas, le da un trago al refresco y ve la televisiÓn.

barcelona's sagrada ba rcelona's sagrada familia barcelona's sagrada familia is the most visited building in spain, attracting millions of tourists a year. this weekend, it has reopened from lockdown for a select special group, front line workers. health ca re group, front line workers. health care professionals were invited to look around with barcelona's archbishop leading the tour. translation: is the first time i have come here, and for me it represents a gift for our efforts and hours of work in recent months, soiam and hours of work in recent months, so i am grateful. i think it has recognition of our contribution. even for those who don't believe in a higher power, it's a time to be thankful. new confirmed cases in spain are down significantly. the country has been reopening. but that is not the case in another part of catalonia about a two—hour drive west. in that county, a new lockdown is now enforced after local authorities saw a spike in cases. in this hospital, the number of patients coming in with covid—19 has tripled in the last ten days. translation: we believe we have

gavin lee, bbc news, barcelona. the civil rights leaderjohn lewis is lying in state at the capitol rotunda in washington. he died ten days ago from pancreatic cancer. on sunday, the coffin of the activist turned congressman crossed the bridge in selma, alabama, where he was beaten by police when marching for civil rights in 1965. now his casket has made a final journey through the nation's capital. the bbc‘s laura trevelyan reports from washington. the hearse carrying john lewis passed by the monuments in washington today. a journey through the history of america and the civil rights movement. the procession paused at the memorial for doctor martin luther king, mentor whojohn lewis marched with at selma and in washington. the symbol of today's activism for racial justice, black the symbol of today's activism for racialjustice, black lives matter plasma, another pause. it was in the john lewis made one of his final public appearances. then it was on to the capitol rotunda, with a man known as the conscience of cong

scenes at this nissan plant in barcelona. anna: you wonder how much does a sad personal stories are going to be retold in other parts of europe. spain is here up's second-largest -- is europe's second-largest automaker. what does this mean in spain and europe? frome feeling that we got talking with the workers, unions, local barcelona authorities is that this could be not just a one off. so it might not just be nissan closing, but what the sector is fearing is that this could be the first of many. the reason why authorities and unions are thinking that is because spain seems so far removed from this electric vehicle revolution taking place in the automotive industry. spain, while some of the car plants in the country are assembling electric vehicles, spain is not producing batteries. electrics not have an vehicle specific industry. old and still need to be transformed. with the unions and authorities are fearing is that if car companies -- is that car companies will take their electric car production elsewhere, somewhere wher

al regreso de la pausa les cuento si quique setién se queda o se va del barcelona. ( comerciales ) querida california, sabemos que estos son tiempos difíciles, pero tienes que saber que no estás sola. todos hemos tenido que adaptarnos. y con el verano, tus facturas de energía pueden subir al igual que las temperaturas. juntos, podemos ahorrar energía y dinero en esta época difícil. cierra las persianas durante el día... ajusta el aire acondicionado a 78° o más... o usa un ventilador para refrescar cuando puedas. juntos somos más fuertes. cuídate, california y sigamos brillando. (♪ música ) >>> hola, feliz tarde, estamos con noticias negativas para la comunidad de sacramento, hoy en la mls denunció que el debut de la liga de canción base retrasado tenido a la pandemia un año, ahora van a debutar en el 2022 y del equipo de sacramento y san luis ahora lo harán en el 2023 . texas si va a debutar en la temporada de ahora >>> lo que está en nuestro alcance y nuestras manos, lo intentaremos ganar. y luego esperar que el otro resultado nos favorezca. esto no termina, continúa c

gavin lee, bbc news, barcelona. the impact of the latest restrictions on travel to and from spain has led to calls for coronavirus tests to be conducted on people arriving in the uk as an alternative to quarantine. the british government says it's looking at a range of options —— to manage the risk of people importing the disease —— as our science editor david shukman reports. a sudden rise in coronavirus cases in kosovo. all over europe, there are local surges of new infections, but whether this amounts to a second wave is unclear. in germany, an outbreak at a farm in bavaria has led to a new warning. numbers are still relatively low, compared to many countries. still, the authorities say they are very concerned. so, german airports are offering testing for anyone arriving, to see who has the virus, and this may become compulsory. the problem, though, is that the tests are not always reliable. what matters is how well they're carried out. are they done by medical staff? does the swab used in the test actual

the beach in barcelona, the capital of catalonia, working out even though this sign says sports facilities cannot be used. dining out, but little evidence of social distancing. there are fewer people here and in the famous last ramblers compared to last year and those that are out i wearing mandatory masks. translation: you can tell that the spanish follow the rules on wearing masks more. in belgium, it is not so mandatory but here eve ryo ne not so mandatory but here everyone is wearing it. i think people follow the rules and that the rules are a little more rigid here. but not everyone, it seems, is following the authorities advice a week ago to stay—at—home unless absolutely necessary. that is because

in barcelona nightlife is scaling back once more with clubs forced to close and do re imposed curfew on restaurants and bars there are concerns young people could transmit the virus to the elderly france is also advising its citizens against crossing the border into neighboring spain printing concerns over 2 isn't there. everything's going so badly maybe this year there has been a 30 to 40 percent drop in a very much as compared to usual if 10 or even 50 percent fewer french people come it will make a difference spanish authorities insist their country is safe with fresh outbreaks being local isolated and controlled fears of a 2nd wave of coded 19 across europe are seeing nations struggling to stave off fresh outbreaks while trying to reopen their economies. of story let's go to correspondent stephen bergen in barcelona stephen the spanish government says outbreaks in spain are localized controls so other measures taken by the u.k. and also by france to structure think. well i would say it's up to the. decisions on the information. i think there's a feeling here in the case of the u.

los merengues son lÍderes con 4 puntos de ventaja sobre el barcelona. de ganar el jueves al villarreal, serÁn campeones de liga. vamos a inglaterra. manchester united dejÓ escapar los 3 puntos frente al southampton, el duelo finalizÓ 2-2.

it's not much of a lockdown barcelona's regional government recommends that people only leave their homes if it's urgent but few people are paying heed. is having a drink an urgent enough reason to go out. alex works at one of partial on as many beach bars he sympathizes with the young people of the city who are tired of staying home after weeks of lockdown. you are losing like your life the friends the community it's very important for every young people and old people here in europe and the specially in barcelona life is very open it's very effective and the people don't use to stay in our house just across the road from the beach is one of barcelona's biggest hospitals dozens of coronavirus patients have been admitted the past few days dr one of flores is worried when she looks at the crowded beach just a few meters away medical authorities have plans in place should the situation worsen. the scenario goes from just not changing their regular day of the hospital and to the worst case scenario which would be when we have to stop all the activity that is not urgent in order to for all th

barcelona is home to 1.6 million people. it was 1 -- under one of the strictest lockdowns in europe. more than 125,00000 people died. local governments are trying to isolate outbreaks thank you for the economy running. for the very latest, we will go to our corresponondent. first of all, talk us through how bad it is in india. it is a rather grimim milestone. it took india just three weeks to go from half a million cases the million cases now and fact that testing is very limited means it is entirely likely there's way more than a million cases at preresent. unlike a lot of european , each day now, the country records its highest numbers. for example, in the last 24 hours, 30,000 fresh cases of coronavirus were identified. prior to that, 22,000 cases. it is increasing steadily. as you said, this has burdened the countrtry's healalth care industry. everyoneisn't room for in the country. , the bulk ofesting these cases have come from large metropolitan cities, in particular mumbai and nadal. it makes it almost impossiblbleo co

dating back 9 months prior to the will hand and break the scientists at the university of barcelona found the virus in a sample of sewage water collected in march last year if confirmed it does suggest that the virus didn't originate in china but instead was dormant across the world and only flared up in december dr tom jefferson from oxford university believes we should be focusing on identifying or ways of transmission. if sars truly true was so widespread at least to be that we know or barcelona since march 2019 why has it all of a sudden appeared in the same book in january and you know literally in february of this year this is a question that we're trying to answer looking at possible theory worlds which like temperature humidity and so on which of the possible bearing on this what we should be focusing on are things like how is this far is transmitted you know there are several ways it could transmit person to person so is it one way or is it 2 ways or is it 3 ways what's the main way transmits does the temperature. and we interpret should have anything to do with transmissio

if subsequently to was so widespread believed to be that we knew or barcelona since march 2019 why has it all of a sudden appeared in the same book in january and you know literally in february of this year this is a question that we're trying to answer looking at it possible theory was. like jim pitcher humility and so on. possible bearing on this what we should be focusing on things like how is this fire is transmitted you know there are several ways it could transmit from person to person so is it one way or is it 2 ways or is it 3 ways what's the main way transmits does the temperature. and b. and temperature have anything to do with transmission. but these are important public health questions which will help us to understand it and john stennis transmission and focus the missions those are the headlines on r.t. international this hour we're back in fetter minutes with the latest. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability very important. transition to sustainable prized board sustainability. a more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their producti