twenty four .com. with a special dead and six people injured in not too long ago the city center this following a stabbing attack that police they say they're not treating the incident. temperate relations. us vice president mike pence strikes a chord of optimism ivy league coded nineteen pandemic but encourages social distancing measures to be. kept in place this is that sixixteen states se an increase in infections. that coming up for you the french presesident emmanuel mackerel says he's confidedent of making progress with that russia's leader vladimir putin this is the payment via a video

conference. conference national says it is it tell brings us some analysis. hello will can be tuned into upfronts twenty former self focus and be on the headlines for you this hour. scottish police have a shot at a man following a stabbing attack at a hotel in a global scale c. c. said says six people are receiving medical attention for their injuries including a police officer who said to be in a- single. state condition. say then that the in. to the parking hotel is not being treated as a terrorist incident from twenty fourth peter brian brings us the latest details. r responding t a bloody incidents in central glass co armed police escort the public to safety before entering the building. part of the city wasas shot on frfridayf the new often the seat instead several people at the hotel including a police officer. prime minister boris johnson and scottish first minister

nicola sturgeon have both expressed their concerns and sympathies this is being a dreadful afternoon for at the city of glasgow- particularly for those who have been directly involved was injured obviously but there will have been people who witnessed it this afternoon particularly in that. location of this incident at quite her events. police officers shot and killed the attacker and scottish authorities have confirmed there is no further threaeat to the public and no other suspects. it is not being treated as a terrorist incidedents. homelessness and human rights ngos said the park inn hotel was being used too house asymm seekers as part of the country's response to the corona virus outbreak. officials announced the public not to share unconfirmed information n about the incicid. hello world news see a u. s. laws president mike pence's struck a note of optimism over the cave in nineteen pandemic saying that such a full stage

show and matcha is stabilizing numbers of new cases will speaking at the first at u. s. coronavirus tonsils briefing in months pence it as people. continue social distance into help the virus has a saying that sayays sixteen statetes a seeing an inincrease in faction. here isn't speaking on. as we stand here today we with rising cases southern states president trump asked us to brief the american people. to give details on what we're seeing what we're doing. and how it's different from two months ago. as you may recall. after seeing overall cases dropped from a thirty thousand. a day average in april to. twenty five thousand a day over average in may the first few weeks of june. actually saw cases averaging roughly twenty thousand new cases today we now have seen cases begin the r rip rise precipitously across the

south. what's more about what came u up that g great of our stoffel said briefing from twenty fourth catch of angle just tony is in washington. we heard a doctor and found she had they are extremely worried aboutt what is going on and the- how to testimony eararlier at thisis week in the house where e spoke about. as a very dangerous s situation in several states and meanwhile the trump administration as seems to me as seen gets- very differently now we heard and the vice president mike pence string at. a briefing as hidden knowledge and that there was a rise in it caseses but he also said the words we have managed to slow the spread wee h have. t the coe ththis adds the way just today has recorded new high and you sit all day high with t them nearly thirty eight thousand new cases that's more. than since the start of and the pandemic's you receding at this

briefing. when this press popou. to be to heart areas and there. a recognition that they an eight but the red they stillll about it as if the way h has a d the pay. . on broken. we'll seea motion saying the us house all that democrats has- approved a bill to make the district of columbia the fifty first state now the move which is a push full value should rise to the capital's residents look set to face for the shift in the senate. well the seven hundred and i found because it wasn't in a democratic stronghold but the capital's residents haven't had a voting voice in congress. since the upcoming council founding out with k. not seventeen ninety. nextera french president emmanuel mackerel and he's that russian counterpart vladimir putin held a video conference this friday now topping the agenda will key dossiers including the coronavirus pandemic and- ongoing conflicts in the middle

east. well not chrome has in recent months this year p policy of a couple small with russia reaching outut to piecing. and the key areas overr disagreemements here he is at present michael speaking on. i don't see a- nominal. he also. some. that is look at these- melissa. the national. most folks the defense response down also not. but. even if it was the. several school being the database but could get us peace. look bring us more more came out of vehicle with african impressed said current twenty set into says is a philip tell joins us a philip helen's you know although russia and france a permanent members of the u.

n. as she counts and micron has been keen at two on the russia's storytellers to europe he will this. thanks a lot that is k keeping the power popped. well that certainly is and- i dodon't think thatt off t to the vivideo conferencnce today the o leleaders any close and agreeing onon at least three o of that. n differenences first of all on your creredit rememberr i lost dececeer- t the four leaders of ththe presidident of ukraine rar messss and t then ski- president putitin of rurussia p presidentk on the phones and the german chancellor angela merkel. all right in paris t to try to movee forward on the-e- standoff over the bodd the e eastern ukrainene inin the donbabass region whehee separaratist paid by russia. of all people in the e area there was noo progress made staff-- much to ththe- suree green all the- ukrainianss laid up. for a bold again today but it is it

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who. she forgets where as- the european union and cross has a much narrower view b but there s some common ground that still. lost keeping the two men away making a full scale agreement between the- all rights have phillip tellll international affairs as a set for now thank you. well they have a a v very h up today do join us here on france twenty four for more international headlines about twenty minutes time. i hope you join us that. hey everybody there is an update from seattle the- scenes of the east popolice precinctct has b been. completey boarded up and evacuated onn

june seventh police in seattle abandons their station house in the city's capitol hill district doctor became a a focus for protesters. from the black lives matter movement protesters moved in and created what they're calling the. capitol hill autonomous zone.. it covovers the car couldn't major streets. they're out screen. distribution of food and the station house has become a place for artistic expression according to our observer he volunteers with the chas medical team m and he's ben documenting life inside deserves an extra set of things that'll police precincts it's been painted over it's been corrected him now says seattle people's precincts and- there's a- like a big shrines. hugh black people that have lost their lives. at the hands of police essentially. i'm not trying to mislead any that's left over from the black lives matter protests in seattle and it is a place where a lot of protests are happening for

instance when their marches and things typically everyone sort of heads towards that direction at the end. to continue talking to continuee conversing and it's grown again as a community gagarden is s food procecessors. little freree libraries there's clothing swap stations. seattle authorities have been tolerant of his own so far but that got them a rebuke from president donald trump take back your city now if you don't do it i will he wrote. seattle mayor jenny durkan shot back make us all safer go back to your banker. the protesters hope the city will listen to their demands to reduce funding for the police andiverted toto community health programs. so called trolls in the united states have been trying to discredit the black lives matter movement by getting women to shave their heads but it didn't work. get hash tag go bald for blm trending on twitter and instagram. the idea is to get women particularly white women shave their heads for blm. this message was

poststed on four chan that's the anonymous forum that is notorious as a home for hackers trolls and the white supremacists known as the old right. hoping to trick white women into shaving their heads for black lives matter they flooded twitter with fake posts. this photo was already on the line in two thousand seseventeen. posted i in two thousand ninineteen long before the protests over george floyd staff. and this woman was furious to see her photos stolen. those pictures are of me i did not shave my head for some fragile light performative bills. i lost my hair during chemotherapy in two thousand eighteen. stephanie let me- fuller's extreme right networks in the u. s. andnd in europe sas that misogyny often goes handnd in hand with racism. posted on this all new. you know i'm donald he long. connells john

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a official show up in a in gabon to deliver food packages to ease the pain of the cove in nineteen lockdown. well the villagers and sent him packing tearing up the food he brought. one of them told us why. yeah i mean if a kid anymore. social. i don't want to. you don't need to sell. the cell phone. additional. this report is. i

need. to because- we'll get a little. makes the ininternet was a businessman and a supporter ofof the govererent he fleled gn in october after being accused of rape h he was arresteted brot back a and then died i in april locally though he's remembered for what he did for the village. okay i'm really. welcome yeah ruling g gabonese dememocratic party told us they were unablble toto send officials to mr in doing his funeral because of concerns over the virus. t thats it for this week as always you can get in touch with us via facebook or email the details are right there on your screen. i'll see y you nexext time. wele

to the new. design ideas shopping. this week as the french gradually get back to a new normal. putting the focus on those who contracted cave in nineteen. and ten on the other side. going on stage. with you accounts from people. who has requested by french authorities. took on the virus i tell you. often hello. rather than descend on the country's already. over stretched hospitals. even for these minor cases. the experience has been traumatic. like many views has no idea how she called covert nineteen before lockdown she commuted via a busy metro line. for the first three days she

juggled digestive problems chills a fever and a dry cough. then came a burning sensation in her lungs and severe headaches. sometimes the physics. of multi sensor can measure them except which will sunday cost. elected to seseize full wouldld you like a part of the problem loss on them is ff it depends so much on the us. please tell us that o on instagram. she struggled to fight off the virirus f for thiy four days. please your hair- comes from there g. sims to markle's tomorrow. on the hopefuls on hannah. or something. topic because continue to take this movie public tomorrow hook we direct misma of. trees works as aa comma with the of in the- attending to into guy. it w was after fat week that he felt the first symptoms the- for more it they'll contact the local joan

could join the rest of us from that he's now and that the mom's that either s she didn'tt you k know that the docrr. last montnth just v. should come out on a all these girls rule. when the lockdown was imposed he was one of many paririsians to flee the capital. well the they'll norman g. is scorching out sample if yamamoto who knew what. and do not toss each minute pollok us if you'rere not sold in malad. c. a. c. on computer wessel don't go into your coupon medicicare quello it's and could did get a call on you t told in luke. coast i was. mentions weapon his own mendez i me on. also approved to fill a- this is only the second time linda has v ventured out after thirty four days infected with covert nineteen. we speak to her a few stepss from h her home. thank you f for ththe opportunity soo that it cn almost do need disinfecting she thought she- didn't make you think. she f found the strength

to get through by thinking of her teenage daughters and thanks to some unexpected supports mode was intntroduced o the doctor to feel threatened isn't complete. la mission by get fresh elmer move motion if we had nothing soup hello a cliche stuff. i'm a doctor and not play into decisions that often fill l it but you c can tt hello dear. hi mom from double. linda that by sharing her ex. she can employ those who remain skeptical of the vibe. well the unpredictable and arbitrary nature of this virus has also taken its toll on those cases the did make it to hospital after the time intensive care many patients left with devastating physical and neurological damage the will make the long road to recovery. that much more challenging. i john legend. group when t they found a very brief. twenenty das after he was admititted into hospitalal thiss p patience is

slowly recovering from a week in intensive care. unless you have a little bit time zone. she's smsmaller. is a alus okay communities up us we'll n need o show on tv. when the wonderful second doctors keep a close watch onn patients as they remain in fragile condition even after recovering from covert n neteen centnts please visit it is also a saudi missile coda to be able to the closet difficult music subscribe you to pahlavi total costs and it'll keep at it all the wonderful moss. and walking isn't the only basic skill they need to be told some. three learn how to swallow. this therapist is helping to recover what would normally be an automatic reaction eleven. appalachian mountain of love will go the distance to dallas to meet a correct analysis in the script back to sea but i think you just shocked when it was. just wondering who the

excuse that you keep resubmit without any. collection also who's who. and while many younger people able to recover the disease at home. sympmptoms ca l linger for weeks later if thisis unit. g. that is bececaue who he is he is he- he of the palmer method that. i is a apple crcrumble couldn't g.. litittle ththings on the top of the early problelem. viral sometimes. to give me a decent plus minimal. meanwhile the civil some of sense. six after falling ill you guys still smell. like can. is o on. taste anything. this is only the civil courts onene little data iss available in the after effects of the corona virus scientists have noted that the general state of tiredness can last for several

weeks. as we've just seen the physical and emotional impact of cave in nineteen is significant and the recovery process is complicated further by how little we know about this virus. to help us get some clarity can cross over now t to our gueuest doctor another dog s an infectious disease specialist at the gash teaching hospital west of paris hello ththank youou for being with us. hello now initially there was a lot of concern about patients who were taken l. a second time what do we know about that so far. and only feels so what we've noticed over the last few days and weeks is a big drop in the number of new cases. but at the same time we've seen patients who were previously identified as having suffered from covert nineteen coming back to us with chrhronic symptoms sometimes up to six weeks later. and most of these patients of women around the age of forty five the truth is we don't have the tools to confirm full recovery from cocovert nineteen. we have

established is the people i just mentioned no longer present any biological signs of the illness whihich would indicatete that it's not a case of evolving symptoms. when we first saw those patients on suspicion off them having contracted covert nineteen that blood results were very irregular. and that's no longer the case which full points to their apparerent relapse not beingg in u. infectitious episo. morere probably othther sigigns linked to what we call immune dysfsfunction causingng the latt sympmptoms. what's most of the some two. another people who can. kevin liline. then immune o it. initial key some people often youngng patients w will presen very few symptoms sometimes none the tools and it's not limited to sauce cough to but we know from other viral infectious diseases thahat patients who p presents fewer sympmptoms to develop many antibodies. then on the other hand you have the people who were taken into hospital and was seriously ill. they should have positive blood tests

developed neutralizing antibodies andnd death will bebe immune butut the real question s for how long not everyone agrees the optptimistic concert isis that for exampmple witith e called one which was t t first corona virus epipidemic most people didid becomee immune. 80% for me in for one or twowo years on average the m musicians calmy and we also have encouraging data from recent research on monkeys which shows that once infected with covert nineteen the primates did become a mute i think it could be just enough so given t that humans basically great apes it's likely that we willll be as well. yes sharks a. screams and- fear that we all regard this via. speeds another sidede of folica pay. with i i socicial ridge and i. is a real problem. we just you know but it was a his own apps. it's a real risk societyty might be tempted to shun thosese who contracted the illness and

consider them as almost plalague ridden as a t threat. chris coud be based you filling out a tour not even a bus y you could you wouldd you chohoose. the lasast thing the recovovery patients do expressed concern about bonds and i'm afraid that so long as we don't have a vaccine or potential for effective treatments us with the necessaryy r randomizedd testing that we won't be able t to reassure people. unfazed all this all could survive w was if will getetting organized- yeahh the b blow job they'rere all fos and any o organizations being st up by people who contracted covert ninety. to alloww them to speak out and r reassure peoplee by t talking about that recovery or explalaining whwhat they we. and that's perhaps fuels their desire to help out with scientific research for instance with plasma faris's let people who are infected by the virus contribute by giving blood plasma and antibodies. that's not to go up you need to know this research currently

underway andnd not f feel that sometimes one h hospitall in pas and waiting for the results. but it's true that there's also a lot to talk about the ththerapeutic vaccicine twelve n a preventative one being the way forward. and if that's the case t then we'll neneed volunts to test them bototh healthy individuals and formemer covert not t about y y know t thank you very much. it's been a pleasure he. despite the many difficulties faced by those who contracted cove it at nineteen recovery in itself is of f coure always a cause for celebration for the patients themselves i loved ones but also the medical staff who knows them back to health. in some cases especially heartwarming like that's all the french centenarian elaine false what could be the virus and is now fighting fit. expecting a simple goodbye ellen francois is in for a susurprise. she received a standing ovation

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