afraid to asian underground doesn't look so optimistic though the chinese government figures are fishel figures show that over 70 percent of the of the production has been restarted it and in some certain provinces like wandong it's more than 90 percent but they are mostly big companies small business reported that only less than 30 post percent of them are back at work but they do expect full production in april and almost all workers returning to their jobs in march. so the major production facilities appear to be gearing up again those small businesses you say that are still yet to really get going what's preventing them from really coming into swing here yeah i want to ask something like a small business they are the majority of employment in china for the the process of returning back to normal has been very difficult because they cannot meet the virus prevention standards set by local governments and they simply just don't have enough facemasks for everybody and even though the chinese government did offer some subsidies for example like charted trend of flies as well cash bonuses

well there's no real fishel explanation for this change in stance he could be there to encourage calculating the these crossings across the gene sea pose a major humanitarian crisis a disaster could be looming given the fact that the greek coast guard are robustly pushing back these boats we've seen video images of. greek coast guard ships cutting across these very flimsy boats and i think the fear on chris part is that at some point there's going to be a disaster dozens of people possibly could drown children and that could result in even more pushback against also i think possibly could be a small gesture on president urged once part he's going to go to brussels on monday and this could be a gesture to brussels ahead of that visit yeah exactly he's going to brussels what do you figure he's going to ask for any indications of what he might be requesting from european officials. why ankara has deployed this open door policy of its fronted to greece in the european union is to force european union to address our grievances over the migrant crisis it is complained that brussels has largely ign

has now offered an additional $170000000.00 euros for vulnerable groups within syria but he will fishel say that at obama's decision to open turkey's borders has not increased trust between the 2 sides. are for more now we want to check in with boris just because he is the spokes person in greece for the u.n.h.c.r. that's the un's agency for growth. g.'s forces good to see you we know that this is a fluid situation not only at the border but also on lesbos which is also a main entry point for people coming from turkey how was the situation at the moment where you are well the level most of us of the situation thankfully has been calmer since yesterday haven't had any boat arrivals but it has been a tense few days including because of intimidation and violent attacks against united syrian workers from some groups of the locals but also against journalists we've been deploying these actions we've also been affected on sunday one of our senior most colleagues on the island was verbally harassed and pushed as she was addressing a group of locals that were not allowing the boat to disembark

simply help itself to the desert desert sand is the wrong color end of sand for building a lot of fishel islands why because desert sand all the grains have been blown around by the wind and is typically very round and very smooth if you want to use it to build an island they don't stick together you need sand that that is more angular rougher rougher age sand that naturally sticks together. see sand is perfect for island building and construction but it's in limited supply sand is not a sustainable resource. although its own stocks are exhausted dubai is far from given up. the burj khalifa at the time of construction the world's tallest building was built with sand from half a world away. we have a saying in english this is selling sand to the arabs which is obviously. that that's actually come true in the case of the by. $3500.00 australian companies exports into the arabian peninsula their profits of tripled in 20 years accounting for a $5000000000.00 jackpot. and australia is just one small part of a global trend that reliant on importing sand from other areas and so you see is this

or maybe it will alter fishel intelligence comes up with amazing results will algorithm soon rival human artists. bet on 5 years laden doesn't need a computer he creates busts of people who interest him unknown individuals and celebrities politicians activists or entrepreneurs. for the sculptor every last detail is important. to us 15 seconds let's look constellation is what really matters in the volumes have to be arranged in such a way that intensities emerge through the way something pushes up against something else yielding for example a depression here in. each bust needs to reflect the subjects true character. there are of course different approaches to artificial intelligence which things could go in a number of directions i can imagine that something will eventually come of it that works i just don't see what the advantage would be. high is laden spends many hours sometimes days with his living subjects working from photo use a computer might be able to create busts that resemble their subjects but for this artist the human contact is crucial to this kid it's always about. sponta

summer olympic games in tokyo have been postponed into 2021 what do you think about its disappointing fishel but when you think about the health of the afghani as well as that of the spectators i understand. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with the 2 dramatically different faces of a pandemic in the u.s. a new disturbing figures coming from the state of new york the governor today said that the number of new cases is skyrocketing new infections doubling in just the last 3 days now that means the peak of the pandemic could come sooner. and hospitals could face even more people who are in need of medical treatment now contrast the u.s. to charge 2 months ago all the world watched in astonishment have the chinese government announced unprecedented lockdowns in who province around the city of where the corona virus outbreak began overnight 60000000 people were told to stay home or the government said today it will now begin lifting those restrictions. preparing to get people on the move again. starting at midnight on wednesday the l

i mean i know fishel numbers for today so say that there are around 40 showers and asylum seekers and migrants goddard's being at the border and the border and the nearby villages still trying to cross through the border to increase and still being pushed back by greek authorities. to turkey actually we just today published a report from our rights court where we document how these are beating abusing sexually harassing my roots in asylum seekers who cross to greece and who have been pushed back back to turkey shut their doors so let me say that a size of the story john it feels a little bit simplistic but there's definitely a position here what is it. well the greek position fundamentally changed after start 327 when turkey announced it was deliberately opening its borders and actively promoting refugees and inviting them to cross into europe via greek lotus from that moment on greece ceased to see the refugee crisis as a humanitarian crisis it suddenly became a crisis. for the sovereignty of greece a test of greece's ability to defend its borders from a threat that comes from greece

the good shit oh no you may not want to hear the word in the south blood of blood is to lose you fishel mean for the new cause of irish disease it is costco who virus is called cove its claims to buy this fast as the virus spreads moves create today a new focus of some of those moves richard a. e d minutes on. the global corona crisis you can find more information online at e.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room for the nights in mine it was hardest for there. i even got white hairs that have. been generally language head nodding off those things me and they go but you need me to in truck loads of like you want to know their story my friends her writing and really. information for margaret. this is deja vu news live from berlin and the worldwide death toll from the corona virus surges past 10000 the majority of those deaths are now in italy surpassing china and despite a near total lockdown at the epicenter of europe's outbreak cases keep mounting. meanwhile america's most populous state california.

fishel want to discuss that i'm now joined by danielle hamermesh emeritus professor of economics at the university of texas and author of beauty pace why attractive people are more successful professor and so good to have you on the show thank you very much for your time thank you for having me now it's been almost a decade since you published these groundbreaking book and there's been quite a lot of changes in this past decade beauty pageants not as popular as they used to be. some voters in some western countries are no longer discriminating against man running for president of prime minister so i wonder if people as obsessed about the looks.

interviews set for the sunday morning talk shows the white house told him to stand down in favor of us fishel like vice presidents of my cats i'm very confident we're ready the administration has. in silence and scientific voices of the very start of its administration particularly in regards to climate change and environmental protections they've been dismantling the scientific agencies particularly in this case trout had just mantled the office that would have been of working on pandemic response to be fair. the c.d.c. and a number of other executive branch agencies have a fairly long history of increasingly being reluctant to discuss things with the public or the price directly this was true during the obama administration as well journalists could no longer speak to officials from the c.d.c. of course in the troubled history of this is gotten exponentially worse but it would be unfair to say that this was a trump innovation we've seen sort of a whole litany of. lies really from the administration that comes in the face of science and when it comes to climate change of course that's a huge

has now offered an additional $170000000.00 euros for vulnerable groups within syria but he will fishel say that this decision to open turkey's borders has not increased trust between the 2 sides. it lib province in northwestern syria is the last stronghold of anti assad forces and it live is where the fighting is now fierce is the loss of life greatest more than a 1000000 people have fled their homes in the round it lived in this latest surge of attacks by president assad's troops in a moment i'll speak with wanda al-khateeb about her award winning oscar nominated documentary in time for some a film that started as a love letter for her daughter and has now become a syrian plea for help to the world. should get a true economic engine. was a university student you know led. and. in 2012 she joined the uprising against syrian president bashar al assad. she became a citizen journalist documenting the resistance. and the crackdown. on the benefit of the. kind of sheaves and training on. how to make on time you've got. to physically get. together she captured scenes of suffering. i. find mo

originally come from last week when they moved here to wards the greek talking orders so as it seems fishel is all moving people whenever they deem it necessary whenever they think it's useful this is the impression we're getting here at the border right. for you at the border thank you very much for that update from day. this may not bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world 2 people have been shunted at a political rally in the afghan capital kabul of gun chief executive. speaking as the attack started officials say he escaped unharmed. it was the 1st major attack in the capital since the u.s. signed a peace deal with the. u.s. senator elizabeth warren has dropped out of the race for the white house the decision comes after a poor performance in the latest round of democratic primary elections exit leaves burning songdo. biden locked in a 2 way race. this priest movie movie harvey weinstein has been taken to new york's new tourist rikers island jail is transferred to prison comes 10 days after he was found guilty of rape and sexual assault weinstein complai

well one of these i see is that we have the ability for political fishel just to jump into any time i mean. this clamping down on the entire economy. shows one of the flaws because now we have all this fear and the way that the u.s. and china and italy have attacked this coronavirus issue is vastly different than what south korea did and south korea basically harnessed private property rights they respect individual freedoms and to some extent of course i mean there are quarantines but they've basically they basically have an invention right which is lowering and they've done so by you know your lies in technology and not all these measures of government figure out which are causing fear and we're benchley free and we're essentially freezing up the economy right now at a time when it really should be more fluid and there should be banned goods and services flowing and all that you know andrea you started out with talking about how dependent the economies are on consumption but if i mean if everything's closed i mean even if you're given you know this 1000 bucks that everybody's talkin

strongly example of a grassroots movement up rising as it were with the big out of your eyes by a fishel leadership is that a good thing or a bad thing. well it's a good thing in the sense that nobody is you know nobody is sitting in front of the telly waiting for some elected member and i'm allowed to post in to tell them what to do the ordinary working class courts are getting out there not just you know once a year but they're getting out there month after month after month demonstrating last year we had a whole bunch demonstration in 200000 people marching flags waving through red next big demonstration is in april in our booth. commemorating the declaration of arbroath which is really the kind of written foundation of scotland's demand for nationhood on the basis the april the 6th declaration of theft and 20 the declaration of arbroath some people argue is the the fostered none see ation of the the concept of popular sovereignty of scottish days but the the right of the community of the realm to take action you positively confident that the community of the realm of scotland is goin

emirates that's yacht and fly to by the flight man includes trips that are transiting through on fishel say it's due to take place within the next 48 hours and will be in place for 2 weeks. 23 people had been killed during a prison riot and colombia's capital tensions and building about corona virus spreading in putrid conditions relatives gathered outside the gates. demanding to know the fate of their loved ones $83.00 people were injured including 7 prison guards. in bogota. and the minister of justice confirming that $23.00 inmates and another $83.00 were injured during these overnight riots at modelo prison the main man prison in the capital of colombia bogota also that 7 prison guards were injured 2 of them are in critical condition these prisons are overcrowded the cemetery conditions are very bad in this could explain why people there are so worried so concerned at the possibility of out break of coronavirus inside the prisons however the colombian government is insisting that there are no cases there in any of these prisons at this point it also tells us that tensions are rising

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william fishel. they are an amazing family.of kristin's parents are space shuttle astronauts and physicians, which is just extraordinary. so kristin, what was that you've seen in your dad's line of work and perilous situations, adventurous his whole life, what was that about that picture that was so touching to you that it made you cry? >> i had been talking to him on the phone almost daily about the virus, but there was something about seeing him in the mask and the gloves, it just really hit me, and i got really scared for my dad. >> martha: dr. fisher, what is your reaction to your daughter, and also, talk to us a little bit about how you feel about being in this situation. >> when i read what she said, i teared up, too. i was so surprised. it was such a wonderful thing to read. and she is right to be concerned. all health care workers are at increased risk. but we do the best we can, and every patient that i see with similar symptoms as a potential covid-19 patient, so we have to treat everybody as though they are infected,

given the fight but you're also dealing with many people who are now by their nature suspicious of fishel them and perhaps don't really want to go anywhere near any authorities. well our experience of working with people who are homeless up and down and great britain is that the vast majority of people want somewhere normal to live some safe combination of their own and actually we've been working with hotel chains and to free online hundreds and hopefully thousands of empty hotel vegas and so rooms so that people who are homeless can take those up and around the world and there are those there are obviously many many of these places available and where the peace that some hotel chains of command for the not that they're on the nation but also who is this student accommodation and in many cities there there is also an accommodation to go round so between us i think when national governments get their act together and say we're going to get everybody in off the streets or out of the night chapters we can do something remarkable to save lives because the opposite is simply unthinkable we ca