,ttention for brazil california, and other geographies where the glide path of this pandemic is not down. steven riley will join us. he is expert on the urban to rural transfer of viruses. this is bloomberg "surveillance." ♪ ♪ francine: good morning, everyone. this is bloomberg "surveillance." let's talk about the pandemic and possible medication or vaccinations. last week news disappointed the markets on gilead and yesterday we had better news. nearly 3.2s are million, deaths 227,000. the world is entering the new stage of the crisis as governments are trying to figure out if it is the right time to ease restrictions. we are thrilled to be joined by steven riley. a number of issues, how do you reopen? when you reopen do you keep social distancing? where are you on the trials? where should the priority be, focusing on medicine or going more slowly in reopening the economy? steven: the vaccine is incredibly important but i don't think that is a priority now. different countries and populations have different levels of infection and everybody needs to decide how low they are going to t

but now the stigmatize it in this illness has left you know government policies on the street now you can hear it everywhere. and that's the roy brazil's president has fired his health minister over the country's response to the corona virus pandemic president of the who has himself come under fire for dismissing the disease as a little flu so as a wildlife is priceless the economy needs to return to normal workers in the countries in far in the country's informal sector of siena by the hoods destroyed by the pandemic. 31 year old live peaceably last used to work as in many areas but today she's forced to live on handouts there's no work anymore. the mother of 7 and her husband live in a little house in the to. one of many poor neighborhoods in the u. it is on the arrow. and i have been without income since the start of the quarantine and before that i had my clients i could buy things for the house for the children my husband was also working which is that since coronavirus we don't have anything they might. volunteers in the distributing bags of food for 600 of the 25000 families li

since then, muslims have been lynched and hunted down. but now the stigma with this illness has left government policies on the street now. you can hear it everywhere. >> arundhati roy. now, brazil's president has fired his health minister over the country's response to the coronavirus pandemic. the president, who has himself come you said fire for schmitzing the disease as a little fluke says that while life is priceless, the economy needs to return to normal. workers in the country's informal sector have seen their livelihoods destroyed by the pandemic. >> iii 1-year-old lesnar -- leticia used to work as a manicurist, but there is no work anymore. her and her husband laffoon in a two-room house in one of the many poor enabled in arundhati roy. >> i have been without income since the start of the quarantine tie. before that i had my clients. i could buy things for the house and my children. my husband was also working. but since coronavirus, we don't have anything. >> a group of volunteers is distributing bags of food for 600 of the 25,0

downing street says his condition is stable brazil's president has appeared on television again to defend his response to the pandemic and encourage people to return to work a 3 man crew is reached the international space station after an extra long pre-departure quarantine because of the virus threats 2 russian cosmonauts and an american are due to remain on board until october it's inside story now stay with us. when a prime minister takes a lump of coal into his own parliament that call means a lot to the country's fortunes we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in good breaks it was a slogan that one of the prime minister boris johnson counting the cost on al-jazeera. a ceasefire after 5 years of war the saudi u.a.e. coalition in yemen begins a 2 week troops but the rebels say they'll continue their fight how will this affect the conflict that has already created the world's greatest humanitarian crisis this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm burn it's me yemen is one of the few places left on earth without.

johnson is back in the hospital ward and is in extremely good spirits according to downing street brazil's president has once again defended his response to the pandemic and encourage people to return to work jabil so not criticize state governments for imposing containment measures he's facing widespread criticism and protests for downplaying the crisis argentina is one of the latest countries to extend its nationwide quarantine measures president of bethel from monday's it says strict controls what remain in place until april 23rd security forces are patrolling the streets to make sure people stay home some businesses are being allowed to operate again under tight restrictions and those are the headlines news continues here on al-jazeera after my cuba by phone. let. me go. to i don't know. about a week.

their way down can be as dangerous as the way if not mine each. rob matheson this is a doozy of a life from doha also coming up ignoring coronavirus measures brazil's president takes to the streets mingling with people and disregarding social distancing measures. a blow to the fight against armed groups in the south hell region chad announces plans to stop military operations outside the country. and marking the start of easter in isolation not a down cathedral in paris holds a special service a year afterward devastating fire. it's a grim milestone in the fight against the corona virus the number of people who have died worldwide past 100001 friday but infections appear to be slowing in europe's hardest hit countries the world health organization says that doesn't mean countries should ease restrictions which have put half the world's population under lockdown. i know that some countries are already planning the transition out of stay at home less 3 questions w.h.o. wants to see distractions lifted as much as anyone i descend time lifting restric

the way down can be as dangerous as that with if not mine each. matheson this is on his ear a live from doha also coming up ignoring coronavirus measures brazil's president takes to the streets mingling with people and disregarding social distancing measures. we visit a live wild animal market in indonesia once popular now they're under scrutiny after the virus was linked to one in china. a blow to the fight against on the groups in the sahara region chad announces plans to stop military operations outside the country. a glimmer of hope the corona virus infections may be starting to slow in some of the hardest hit countries the daily numbers of deaths in spain and italy have been coming down from more than a week but the world health organization says no one should be complacent agencies warning countries not to ease restrictions which have put half the world's population under control. i know that some countries are already planning the transition out of stay out homeless 3 questions w.h.o. wants to see distractions lifted as much as anyone i des