eeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america s neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. america. a wait to forget. the u.s. racks of record go but infections as a number of states reimpose lockdown measures. rethinking our daily commute, key whenhen cities he s down lockdown m measurey people might not get back on buses and trains france has a new prime minister, known until now fore managing th country s exit from the lockdown. plus, the show must go on. but how? theaters are trying hard not to be forgotten as they remain shut for the foreseeable future. for all of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to orld news america. let s respect everyone s right , liberty, and happiness those were the words of miami s mayor as h a impos curfew. cases rise in 37 out of 50 u.s. states. for the past two days, more than 50,000 new infections have been reported in the cntry. pre
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the government in england has finally published it s list of countries that will be exempt from uk quarantine rules, due to come into effect next friday. while most of the eu is on the safe list for those visiting america, portugal and brazil, travellers will still need to self isolate on arrival, and on the way back home. our transport correspondent tom burridge reports. should you or shouldn t you travel abroad 7 now, there is clarity that anyone heading off on the eurotunnel won t have to quarantine in either direction. it will make a tremendous difference. we were over there recently. we came back and we had to quarantine for two weeks. i ve got to go to paris today. i m working down there, so the quarantine relaxing is big for me, because obviously i m back in work. soon, people arriving from 59 countries and 1a british overseas territories won t have to self isolate, although half those countries have restrictions when you arrive there. for those desperate to sell hol
hello and welcome to bbc news. first, on the eve of america s independence day, health officials and local leaders are urging people to limit their celebrations, as coronavirus infections continue to surge. texas has seen a record daily increase of almost 8,000 new cases. it s already led to the governor ordering that face coverings must be worn in public in most of the state. let s speak to professor peter hotez, who s co director of texas children s hospital s center for vaccine development. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for having me. is this a big weekend for the us and a big test? we are ina very the us and a big test? we are in a very difficult and dire public health crisis, and that has to do with the following. we are seeing this very steep acceleration in the number of covid 19 cases, particularly in the southern half of the united states. across the country, backin states. across the country, back in april and march, the peak was around 30,000, 35
and the washington redskins american football team agrees to review its team name, which has long been considered offensive to native americans. president trump has used an independence day address to condemn what he called a merciless campaign to wipe out america s history and defame its heroes. he was speaking at the mount rushmore national monument in south dakota, under the giant sculptures of four historic presidents. mr trump said angry mobs were trying to tear down america s most sacred monuments and impose a left wing cultural revolution. angry mobs are trying to tear down starches of our founders, damage our sacred memorials and unleash a wave of violent crime in our cities. some know exactly what they are doing. they think the american people are we and soft and submissive weak. but no, the american people are strong and proud and they will not allow our country and all of its values, history and all of its values, history and culture to be taken from them. the b