dramatic development only really. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. max kaiser this is the kaiser report yeah a lot of lock down you know i ran a poll on my twitter account real max kaiser on twitter 95 percent of you said you want to report 4 times a week not just 3 think about that well you have the power to make that happen make sure they know about it out there and you know network land and well we'll see what we can do so yes we're on lockdown the lockdowns continue and they keep on getting

extended there is even talk of lockdowns happening into the summer here and the united states in the meantime we're getting a lot of vitamin d. we're hanging out in the sun outside we have a new little image here and let us know if you like that but there is something that was in the news a remarkable screen grab from c.n.n. b.b.c. jim cramer show mad money and it was the epitome of it was basically just one. we're interrupting that episode of the kaiser report to welcome you back to our studio here and moscow taking over for a bit from our colleagues at our 2 k. to cover the breaking news coming out of russia about that moscow 75th victory day parade on the 9th of may has been officially postponed has just been announced by vladimir putin at a security council meeting we're going to take a listen to exactly what he did have to say.

technical difficulty we're going to play that tack clip that we have from vladimir put that night in to me but i have these radicals who are going to be threatening we're going to do anything he mean this is a liberation for our country and for each russian family has always been the most sacred and here to me so look to the many and i would like to address molded citizens of russia. it will be 70. 3 grade victory we have started preparing for a big bad in and babs. on federal level and on the regional level to hear from you know that the entire country is participating in a celebration of india to redate and will be home. heroes who defended the country

but who separate bias in their lives to save the lives of others the deep truths through my dad veterans that are sad the high moral or interview they defended in the balance in the barely begun and we must and then you wouldn't. care for these failures and raise the next generation based on the spell that actually would have them we must remember what they fought for leisure. and are the fathers mothers our grandfathers and grandmothers and entire people they bought for the future of their country to see their children family us and you and the player who brought your community they fought against nazism for life at the national anthem this is our main value and we must remember it the idea that.

it's less than a month you and your bigotry day at work and we are facing a difficult choice of and the moment you. and the 9 made that sacred day for us and every life is priceless you are going to conduct and everything that you would if you can and we must prepare for the parade of the 9th of may right now. in the pandemic that hasn't reached its peak yet there are reasons are too high whatever we can and. that's like i can scar preparations for the parade by another massive debt so that's why. i and the minister of defense were going there and he leaders saw the low in person day agency is in all the regional leaders in the movement to dispel the preparations for the military parade and direct work and her rates in the region that we do. or the

public and mass events seem that her plan to celebrate the 70 people and 1st street all the big ridicule going to the communion in this regard i would like to address milind said a lot of people will perk disciplines of all russian but the most with them if they're immortal overengineer i share your feelings are you going to care as i'm walking in the same lines with you. all these years we have been protests abating in impressive one of a kind in the procession line i understand all of us have a 9th of may that is an important date and it will stay with us forever and yet meaning the guest in you to state can be counsellor it can be prosperity going grow not going to do this with a net average family of these d. people will be omitted to do better in the war and will do everything possible absolved of the veterans failing our support and our gratitude we can do we will do

everything we can we're going to as the 9th of may get a big piece here like all the. zeer it's not to unite our society our people and an entire country it will give us strength to overcome any difficulties. and it will make that thread that you are placing to retrieve the body and then holding all that land planned for the 9th of may and will encourage you only in solemn do you. agree especially it will be done in the survey showed that this year where a student came in common recently here. and there will be main parade at the red square and the procession of the merkel regiment. for more on this we go live now to our senior correspondent now this is

a huge event here and russia how significant is this postponement. well it's the 1st time this is happened in a quarter of a century since $995.00 that the victory day parade. be happening that it's it's been postponed. unspecified date but leading up to this speculation had been rife with regards to the pandemic what would the authorities do what they. would they go ahead but they somehow modified the public perhaps that to keep the stands empty but how have the parade happened anyway at the end. that the risks were just too great the pandemic risks that the situation that russia has gotten worse there are now 28000 people that have been confirmed to be infected with the quote a virus more than 200 people dead and obviously the president the presidential administration the government they they had

a look at the situation and they decided that but it will be better. irregardless of the fact that how important these specific especially this. victory day parade is the 75th anniversary of the completed nation of nazi germany to the top of that midnight on the 9th of may in $95.00. this is the diamond jubilee obviously it's not middleton said that it's a huge event for russians of political stripes is one of the one of the rare occasions where everybody comes together regardless of political inclinations and political affiliation because so many russians have lost relatives of those ancestors radom others during the 2nd world will because of the huge sacrifice that the u.s. of the russian federation made which is incredible incredible for you know good government to have to make these tough decisions but as you said that there were.

the celebration perhaps. special but all public events have been. may be televised events that definitely will be speeches the silence of the. media and the russians that lost their lives fighting the. nevertheless the event itself the main event at the march of the regiment have been related they are now. we do not know when that later date is going to be at this point in time but that's something of course we're all looking forward to understanding when that's going to be and when the situation is going to calm down president putin did make the point of saying that it should be done and this here now it is hard to get across the point to an international audience how important this day is in russia i know that for myself i've covered a couple times and being a part of that immortal what regiment and seeing the massive response in the city

is really something to see how do you think the people here in russia are going to react to this announcement story as they've they've reacted to things like this always this is something that. remarked on during the speech what russia the u.s. is and its citizens food food. was the fuel that the food for the future of the children of liberty we are now fighting as well except this time it isn't the nazis this time it's a pandemic it is a pandemic that is. the biggest crisis this country has faced since the 2nd world war and. there wouldn't be any widespread outrage about them postponing this event as a matter of fact i would say the russians understand the severity of the crisis. is empty compared to what are these. the usual

a problem like this today. at home there have been penalties introduced but the idea that this is an incredibly serious situation if his it is saturated public consciousness the people understand that the you know you this is the time to mess about why and about a parade being counseled on the red square that you know people will take this as something that is commonsense that is that is veterans groups had called for this to happen i mean there had been so much speculation that this was going to happen but the authorities left it obviously to the last moment given how important this how close are these to the hearts of ordinary russians almost every russian family has a relative who died in world war 2 i mean that's that's how that's how big this event is for russians many many people in the west simply simply are incapable of understanding from a historic perspective from

a personal even perspective how how close it is to russian the russian hearts but never that this year they've taken that they've made the decision to postpone it for the safety of citizens but they they did remark they did stress during his speech gladney putin said that we will commemorate and we will pay whom which to the sacrifice of those who fought and died in world war $2.00 on the 9th of may but without the parade. exactly and we can only assume at this point that there will be some sort of celebration on the actual day itself given president putin's comments to the effect that it does still need to be remembered better and still need to be you know appreciated for their service on that day and we do know that for a while now they've already recommended that anyone over the age of 65 stay at home here in moscow as you said that the streets in the city are quite empty at this point but i do believe that this sort of announcement just 3 weeks just over 3

weeks before the may 9th celebrations are supposed to happen having this announcement that is being postponed really will drive home for people how serious the situation is and as you mentioned earlier on wednesday russian war veterans did also call for this event to go ahead and be postponed so do you think we're going to see some support from them this announcement coming from president putin. well obviously i mean no one in their right mind would say that millions of people marching through moscow you know including the immortal regiment hundreds upon hundreds of thousands as well as as well as military units thousands of troops with with armor all of them marching through the red square in the midst of a pandemic i don't think anyone would say that that that makes any sort of sense. the public the wide the moost of them i would say that there are of course not about everybody will google take this you know as the understand why this decision

was made and obviously 3 the government the government didn't want to do this this is this is why they left it soon late it wanted to see how the situation with the pandemic would develop because in the early days in march for example the confirm the number of confirmed cases infections in russia was very low and there were hopes that we would follow in the footsteps of singapore for example which was south korea which initially after a small outbreak managed to sort of control the infection and limit the spread here we're seeing unfortunately an increase day after day an increase in the number of cases like me putin himself said that the peak for russia the infection hasn't been reached yet it is still to come and frankly it would have been irresponsible completely irresponsible to let the parade the immortal the immortal regiment hundreds of thousands of civilians bearing the portraits of their grandfathers and

their grandmothers grandmothers who died in world war 2 march shoulder to shoulder through the red square would have made absolutely no sense from from any perspective you know putting people's lives in danger like that when you could very well to spoon the event of a laser to a safer days have it that. but again as you mentioned commemorate the event on the 9th of may so pay who mage remember the sacrifice and remember what the country had to have to guth through to maintain its independence to maintain. the ability to decide its own future i've got to mention here i've got to mention again how important the victory day parade festivities. for russians this is one of the few times where they couldn't regardless of political affiliation come together under a common bond and it is a joyous event it is

a joyous event there are sober woods sober memories but it is a joyous event it is a celebration of their courage it is a celebration of the sacrifice what what has this have to guth route to make sure that we were free we were independent and still happen it will still happen but for now it will happen inside people's home. rod right now we're showing pictures on the screens of the celebration from last year i know that you yourself have found yourself on red square just you know in the area during this parade can you tell us a little bit of how that feels you were talking about how there's so much respect and celebration and yes somber but there's a bit of a hard balance there that is found can you tell us a little bit of what it's like being at the center of this celebration in the russian capital. it's overwhelming honestly it's overwhelming perhaps i've had

a privileged position during pos parades i was one of the towers one of the kremlin towers overlooking the red square for a number of years now and it is it is indescribable specially when the jets and the planes rue overhead just a few 100 meters above the red square and we up on the tower closest to it and it is honestly. the 1st half of the president's speech and then you have the the march the march by military units that the military vehicles parade over the best in the league of russia's military hardware rolling down the red square as a symbol a symbol that the country if you know the government has anything to do with it the country will never ever have to go what it went through during the 2nd world war it will never have to make the sacrifice that it made fighting nazi germany that it made during world war 2 and it is about reassuring russian citizens russian people

that you know we are now prepared whatever happens in the future if we are prepared and we will repel any invade that is at 1st at 1st that is something that completely swamps you the sheer magnitude last year's parade was the largest by the way terms of military vehicles in terms of personnel involved and a new well meaning feeling of how ground use it it's out how grabbing the entire affair is but that is in the sheen the next part is the much of the immortal regiment which is attracted hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people more every year for the past several years has. a massive vent where relatives noted you don't have to be a relative to pick up a post somebody. perhaps from your family perhaps somebody that the you knew that

your. mother your relatives your friends do you do much with this is from the bible and that is to symbolize the sacrifices that those people made during. to protecting their country the sacrifice is a reporter lives and that they will be remembered forever that the current generation is marching through the red square shoulder to shoulder civilians of all ages veterans they remember and that they will continue to remember the sacrifices that the country may. artie's senior correspondent more on god's way of staying across this breaking news for us now we do want to bring you a quick reminder at this point and that's that vladimir putin has postponed moscow's 75th victory day parade on the 9th of may as well as other mass events to honor the victory over the nazi regime and that's due to the high risk still posed by the coronavirus pandemic the 75th anniversary of victory day parade has been

much anticipated by russians and the veterans themselves of course some who are now in their ninety's or even older and some of them share their stories with us and the battle of stalingrad was one of the deadliest encounters in human history german forces stormed the city in august 1902 and the conflict that followed claimed up to 2000000 lives as the battle dragged on through the winter the mark was forced to pull vast numbers of troops away from the western front to fight in style and grab and the eventual victory for the red army changed the entire direction of the war boris shop lunching called was one of the soldiers who defended the city and he shared his memories with us. may show. going to make him tell you the senate but of course. he was schoolboys when we voted the bush and went to stony ground thank you very much yeah one country reuters do you think i wanted to finish high school and take up shit building that already. we have not

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the parade on the 9th of may we need to start rehearsals now but the risks posed by the epidemic as well as its peak which we haven't posed yet still high that's why i cannot start the rehearsals for the parade and other public gatherings therefore i ordered to change the shed door and postpone the rehearsal for the military march on red square and postpone all other mass gatherings to celebrate 75 years since the great victory. you're watching r.t. international one i'm going to take a quick break but we're back at the top the hour for more on our breaking news. thinking of getting a new puppy once we got our shots no problem was i didn't know what to do he was trapped in this tiny little wired we don't need a crate with him he will. freaking out and she will want to spray him anywhere near

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news on our t.v. the russian president announces that the 75th anniversary of victory day parade and all related events have been postponed because of the corona virus outbreak. also this hour the u.n. children's fund warned of a potential measles outbreak with youngsters missing a vaccine due to be coded in 1000 pandemic we hear from the unicef chief administration. use 117000000 children. so the nation. had to be rescheduled. and frontline medics in the u.s. say the lines are being put at risk by the government's failure to supply hospitals

with protective gear. a warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our teacher in moscow thanks for joining us for your live news update this hour and we start with breaking news as a lot of reporting has postponed. 75th victory day parade on the 9th of may as well as other mass events to honor the victory over the nazi regime that's due to the high risk still posed by the court. this is what the president had to say. we're now facing a tough choice the 9th of may is a special day for us but the life of every single person is priceless to hold the parade on the 9th of may we need to start rehearsals now but the risks posed by the epidemic as well as its peak which we have post yet still high that's why i cannot stop the rehearsals for the parade and of the public gatherings therefore i would

change the postpone the rehearsal for the military march on red square and postpone all of the mass gatherings to celebrate 75 years since the great victory. to break down the significance of this announcement we cross live to our senior correspondent rod gusto of what will happen now after the parade was postponed. well it's been postponed to a later date that it hasn't been counseled and speculation had been right from the in the weeks leading up to this many people had been wondering you know when they would make the decision to go ahead with the parade or to postpone it to cancel it you know to make sure it doesn't happen such a but such a public gathering doesn't happen in the middle of a pandemic and obviously this this is a very difficult choice for the government for blasphemy of putin because of how how important the victory day parade celebrations on the 9th of may

for russians. political stripes and colors will appreciations this is the day when russia comes together to commemorate the sacrifice the 10s of millions of people that died during world war 2 died stopping germany and nazi germany actually inside its capitulation to the allies on the 9th of may in 1985 at midnight so you could understand how how how how high profile this decision was how critical this decision was for the government and obviously make said. absolutely anyone would be able to understand why they have done this you can't very well have hundreds of thousands of civilians the immortal regiment civilians walking down the red square holding holding up banners portraits of their

grandfathers of their grandmothers in the middle of a pandemic would be stupid to say the least there had been speculation that perhaps they would scale down certain portions of the parade perhaps. in march of the mortal regiment but have the military 3 aspect of the parade so military units military vehicles marched down the red. but obviously the risk is rising if you said the risks deprive them of the right to continue with preparations for the big 3 day parade or visually they calculated they did them out to be had a look at it from a purely human perspective humanitarian thing to do and they decided that just wasn't worth the risk it wasn't with putting people's lives in danger but latvia putin did stress that we would pay home which to the sacrifices of our grandfathers of our grandmothers of tens of millions of russians who died due to all. the

festivities will mass public gatherings events would be council so perhaps you'll see something something else undoubtedly will see something else. televised celebrations festivities but. the public ones. well i'm sure all of russia will be tuned into one that does and being now something that i found quite difficult is explaining the real significance of this celebration so often people in the west see the pomp and circumstance they see the military hardware and you know the planes flying over and they don't quite understand and it's very hard to explain the significance the deeper significance that each and every russian really does feel in connection to that date how do you think how important is it for russians how much significant and close to their hearts is this certain about. tens of millions of people doug tens of millions of russians died stopping the nazi war

machine move russian households lost a family member that didn't i mean the that a loon that example a loon to drive who how how big will dw to how huge the suffering was how enormous the sacrifice that russia paid to to keep itself free to rid itself of the nazi menace to rid the world of the nazi menace how big that was let's not forget that the vast majority of the nazi movement of its military power perished fighting in russia in the battle of stalingrad the battle of curse the myriad of battles that people don't even know that were absolutely enormous and that happened on the eastern front eisenhower himself said after the world the world will that and that in his memoirs he wrote i remember flying through western russia to moscow and he says he didn't see

a single house standing from ukraine from the western side of ukraine all the way to moscow he didn't see a single house standing it was absolutely tremendous the price that russia paid had to rid itself to rid the world as i said at the nazi menace and people remember the government has made sure that the people remember with these festivities with the. immortal regiment families remember i mean he you'd be hard pressed to find a russian family that didn't have a family member or a relative the died in the 2nd world war i this is the this is ancestral memory this is something that will be remembered for many many. centuries but decades decades for sure this is something that will fade from living memory the. facts of still being felt in russia to this day demographic affects the huge shortage of men

. with women outnumber with women outnumbering men soon soo much of the 2nd world war had ended and this is something that russians will never forget the sacrifice that the that ancestors. had to make to rid the country of the nazi menace. you're talking about there the immortal regiment which is actually become something that's branched out worldwide you see that happening in the u.s. throughout europe as well and we can only hope that somehow that immortal regiment when it's postponed when there's a new date for that here and russia that will also spread out into the wider world as well how much support do you think we're going to be hearing from veterans from this decision coming down from president putin well certain veterans groups had cooled for the government to put spoon to delay to cancel the festivities the parade itself the much of the immortal regiment. judging by the

fact that they had left it so late we can presume that they had been looking at how the pandemic could russia develop because it was unclear in the early days early march late march even russia had. been spared the worst of the number of infections confirmed infections you had been very low and there had been speculation that perhaps russia would be spared the worst of it in the future as well so perhaps we would do follow in the footsteps of singapore south korea for example which by the judged after an initial outbreak that to contain the spread. that hasn't happened we haven't reached the peak yet that's like me putin said every day there are more and more confirmed infections 28000 people now confirmed to have the virus in russia or more than 200 people have died as a result of the infection and the government predicts that we will reach

a plateau soon. but there's there's no telling how how long this will go on there's no telling how widespread the infection will be the final told you know there's all sorts of models and estimations but that only gets you so 5 if you look at look at the what's happened in the united states russia has taken a lot of measures moscow is empty i have you never seen it in the you know in the holidays and that of some on the weekends but this is never peed. on the weekday people in their media is staying at home the this is the economy's paying the huge price and to have the parade and mass public event now in the middle of a pandemic would be it would make any sense from any point of view and i'm sure that if you ask the people who fought and will go to the veterans that they would say that it makes no sense to put people's lives in danger which is just. the shape

of the parade the brave itself and the festivities the march of the regiment that's about me and said will happen but then they said that when it's safe what are the risks are so great so people certainly understand why this is happening and as i mentioned earlier this is this is this is a monumental event every year in russia is the 1st time it's been counseled in the quarter of a century people of stripes and colors will beliefs come together to celebrate victory over nazi germany and celebrate and pay homage to the sacrifice that absence the said brad pads that when it's made to keep the country independent they keep it free and to make sure that their children was safe. r.t. senior correspondent mara goddammed breaking down this breaking news for us thank you. now for further analysis we cross live to military historian mike jones you're

very welcome to the port program may 9th is one of the most important days in russia's calendar you know it often feels bigger than christmas eve and what does this postponement say about the gravity of the situation. well obviously it says that syria is serious in terms of the spread of the pandemic so we've just heard. is now spreading and president putin referred to the that is most just about this part of the comic and so is there about the risk to the public to support. the oh good leader that's her i think it would be it would be her to turn to survive mugs corrosion fighting and will do risk in the pariah so i think it reflects serious mess or part of them a producer how much russia and russia go church the law

by the surviving draft terms of the great patriotic war. when the parade does go ahead and president putin did make a point of promising that it was going to happen the fear along with the mortal regiment do expect to see a scaled down version with much more limited international participation. well it's possible that it will be a scaled down i mean it it does pound on the medical situation but i'm i do think that i mean the important thing is that the day my is commemorated and it will be. i think it's very important symbolically that's a parade happened later on and i'm sure it will and in the west sometimes the fixation just on the military hardware this is what the parade is all about well it is a military parade but it's much more. and it's about. it's about. remembering the sacrifice of our terms. now donald trump was originally planning to attend this

year's may 9th prayed in moscow but he ended up having to cancel his attendance we have seen the 2 countries sort of make an effort to help one another in this situation do you expect him to come over later in the year if it is possible yes. i think he's very keen on coming over. you want tension between between russia and the united states this very important symbolic way of doing it. now the leaders of the collective security treaty organization which is russia plus 5 other ex soviet states were of course invited to attend this year's parade do you expect to see them there when it does go ahead. yes i do because. this is russia's trial but it's also the triumph of the soviet union. soviet socialist republics and i think it will be very important that they all time so yes

. as you were saying earlier that you are very hopeful that this will go ahead later in the year that it's very significant even just the idea of it even if it's just postponed so how significant do you think this is going to be for russians as well if it's going to be for postponed that they will all support their hearts into it does not matter now on the date. i think it will be enormously include my let's remember it is very important that this day. let's remember all. the symbolism is very important and. to it he of russia on the russian people and i think it's most remembering that i've seen on the red graph her right i'm john. i've spoken that's runs off of to write their own right on the 7th of november 9th to include you know and it would

the soviet union how old a military parade with the gentleman on the left. from the capital they were monitoring every 5 minutes whether the cloud cover might break but they still went ahead it was one of the most extraordinary achievements of how to write and i would say that if russia can hold it for right with the german army let you know and then those voters rather and went out and push the job and i'll be back thank and do just about anything and the people of russia will be completely behind them when we've been waiting for this announcement more or less for a few days now and in the meantime there have been rumors abound of how they would be able to maybe scale back the audience or do this parade without the veteran sense it's already been quite a while that people age 65 or older have been told to stay at home here in russia but that just wouldn't be the same event when it. no i wouldn't one of the most

moving things i mean to talk about the whole day because there could that's the parade on the red square up and then i walk through it and then the off the noon that's sure and i'm f. i'm going to go to the museum of the great. god awful on you hill and it's quite wonderful because so many russian people come and join them and pay tribute to them and one sees incheon family as i've seen with a veteran in his children his great grandchildren and his great great grandchildren needs a veteran's does live at solyndra christmas in belen hung boyfriend that's right and then you see the whole extended family so it's enormously important and i'm sure the whole russian people will be behind him. well and of course one of the most spectacular most moving parts of the day is the immortal regiment when you see

literally tens of thousands of people making their way through the streets of moscow holding up signs holding up pictures of people who were lost during a war and ever since 2012 countries around the world have taken part in that moral regiment honoring their relatives who fought in the war do you think that those will still happen later in this year as well yes i do. believe it will be international because it's not a norm is the important part is to where people pay their respects so this is the route sacrifice. when we. say things like 27000000 it's a huge number and it's impossible it's just. so when we have the immortal regimen and we make that sacrifice perth i'm not so enormously important i mean smash movie so i mentioned it's about is a reminder that it was a column of the law and it was about the soviet union britain i mean united states

of america together we think it's a clash of so brutally really important and i think you will go ahead in search of being a military historian can you tell us is there any sort of event that really can be compared to the grand jury that is may 9th especially given that you said that you've been in attendance yourself. no it's. you know i've been to many of this is absolutely exceptional because. without a shadow of a doubt the right of the russian people and the soviet people who broke the back of a nazi war machine understand what their sacrifice let's be achievement is just honest and. dignity for quiet mode. so it's quite you very very special and i think time for.

both america and the west to exceptional. to. move in 1000 has claimed over 135000 lives worldwide there have been numerous pandemics of course over the course of history with far greater loss of life and yet we've never seen a global action on this kind of scale do you think is different this time and what do you make of the response that have been taken. well it is different in the sun. we have them a much more sophisticated media so news travels fast and we're much more where. i am there is of course and element of fear and not that we've got huge technological changes in which we are able to save lives. and i'm reminded of something that during the great patriotic war it wasn't just the

bravery of russian soldiers on the frontline but it was the exceptional magical the germans as they were losing a 944 trying to infect russian soldiers and civilians with time for us and this was cult the russian medical service had developed a vaccine and they prevented the loss of thousands and thousands and thousands of lives. russia and the world can take. scientific a medical and i think because of this we are understandably anxious to limit the loss of. military historian mike jones thank you so much for joining us on the program and giving us your unique perspective. it's been a pleasure thank you very much. well bring you more stories on the ongoing

coronavirus pandemic after this short break.

survival guide. to the stars. repatriations. so. to a. going to a in. to a to it. i am going to a. welcome back they went children's fund has warned of a possible resurgence of measles to take over in 1000 pandemic according to unicef millions of children's art risk of missing their vaccines als the world health organization's guidelines issued in late march saying immunization should be postponed measles is an easily preventable viral disease according to h w h

o targets at least 95 percent of people need to be back sunday and i may countries can fall short of that target of courtin measures continue we heard from robin and the chief of immunization at yossef he says any vaccine delays must be temporary. these $117000000.00 children that we estimate are going to miss oh dear me those vaccination but with the next several months are. those children that would miss out on because planned mosque campaigns have been rescheduled or or temporarily suspended why have they been temporarily suspended because we do not want our delivery of immunization. to contribute to the spread of called it so we recommended a temporary suspension of these mosque and being in addition to campaigns

routine delivery of the united nations services are also being employed so in addition to me those children are not getting vaccines for other duties or the good theory of protest is polio and so on so you know this our statement gives a snapshot into a much bigger program that that that we have an immunization. and aside from measles there's a whole list of diseases that could reappear according to the eye in fact an alliance included polio and cholera raman and again says that after the current pandemic is over countries must not lose sight of other infections. usually talk about the entire world we estimate that there are. approximately 20000000 children . that are either unvaccinated or incompletely vaccinated so these $20000000.00 are unprotected to the end to the range of vaccine

preventable diseases this is in the pre corbett context this bigger is going to rise. considerably and we rise more and more the longer this destruction persists the planning needs to start now what we don't want here is is . you know a country affected by call that 19 recovering from the call that 19 outbreaks and then faced with an outbreak of vaccine preventable disease our advice to to parents is you know depending on what country you live in depending on what the. situation is you know follow the you know public health interactions you know provided by your ministries of health as soon as these restrictions are lifted. please keep records of what the scene do's your child might have missed and please go out as

soon as possible to your nearest facility. to receive these vaccines. the united states has registered 2400 deaths from code 19 in the past 24 hours as the highest single day figure so far and brings the total loss of life to more than 28000 nationwide according to official data at least $27.00 doctors and nurses have died from the virus but media reports quote much higher figures and some medics have taken to the streets blaming the government for the severe shortage of protective equipment. right behind. me. this rally took place outside a hospital in new york city which has been devastated by the pandemic the city's death toll now stands at 10003 times more than china medics carrying signs demanding urgent action to get supplies of p.p. or personal protective equipment where it is needed emotions boiled over at the

protest with nurses saying they're risking their lives to government incompetence. some are starting to. just say not. just want to. talk i think i discover oh no why us then dammit if you do not ask. co-workers. i went to china. let's think about the fact that the mt sinai bosses right now are in their mansions in florida while they're nurses and dying because they can't get the proper v.p. and they just don't give a damn they don't care about all. the loaded the gun they played russian roulette with working people's lives and with the consequence. aside from the lack of protective gear medics in the us say the health insurance system is putting people's lives at risk a post by a nurse when viral on facebook dark smith recalled the final words he heard from

a patient who was put on a ventilator they were who's going to pay for it the nurse spoke to r.t. . it was really sad because someone who's you know potentially going to die the last thing you should be worried about is how to pay for their health care it's speaks to a misallocation of you know we have almost endless discretionary spending for militarism. we recently just you know injected $1.00 trillion dollars into the stock market you know just that the years of that but when it comes to health care you know the constant question is who's going to pay for it which is the same question is the position ironically but and you know it just shows where the priorities are i don't know that it's necessary to have a multi-billion dollar annual military budget you know which with our allege apartment of defense where i think a real honest effort to defend would be with providing care for our citizens especially with the amount of people that just lost their insurance that's types of their employment as you know a lot of people just lost their jobs with this pandemic so the economic situation

in new york is rapidly deteriorating as well an estimated half a 1000000 people have lost their livelihoods due to the pandemic and some are unable to put food on the table artistry chavez reports from the city. today new york city mayor bill de blasio shifting focus to food insecurity during the coronavirus pandemic this crisis is now adding to that number of people who are food insecure every day because literally people run out of money every single day well over a 1000000 people in new york city were food insecure before kovan 1000 including one in every 5 children as unemployment grows many are going hungry we need to. you know get by family heating. and we have to take a risk the mayor announcing a $170000000.00 initiative to fight hunger in the city $50000000.00 of which will go to building up an emergency food reserve for backup.