when herders leave their livestock on to the great plains of the car in central south africa the animals on allowed to linger. to protect the vegetation from overgrazing they have to be kept on. the move as a result they can only eat the tips of the plant's. head chef the dixon cooper has years of experience and of seeing how the landscape has changed since he's been grazing his animals here it has made it sound more pitches in the past growth was not that much but now since we have had it and you see prices were heading. in that nor is it people now changing even or increasing paper that is more quote actually. the herders are part of the shepherding but biodiversity project it supports commercial livestock keeping wild boosting land restoration on this $24000.00 hectare farm. that was once much greener and home to millions of antelope and buffalo their hooves loose in the topsoil while the droppings fertilized it. in a bid to recreate the great migrations of the past the project employs shepherds to lead livestock over the plains. is the project leader he's confident that herders can h

suddenly, everybody in this congregation knows somebody in south-central africa.nd the world gets that much smaller. the little kids in sunday schools, they save their pennies , they take up mission offerings for our missionaries in rhodesia. they grow up thinking central africa is not that far away because people from our church go there. cures orlike the treatments to people who needed it? prof. smith: no, not really. i guess if we could've equipped them with vials of malaria serum, they would have gladly taken them, but that might have been a little bit beyond our capability. if they get sick, yes. they are taking the gospel. they are sharing the gospel. that is what it is. missionary work tended to be a little more gospel centered, bible centered, then humanitarian centered. we will get to humanitarians in a minute. that is a good question. anybody else? now you know somebody in rhodesia. what happens after they have ,een gone a year or 18 months if you are in a church, you know this. they come by and have a bunch of stories to tell. you have dinner on wednesd

they are thinking about what americans can do in south-central africa. hard to get across the magnitude of this today. is, if i ask how many of you have been to africa, i wouldn't be surprised if half of you raise your hands. the 1890's ort in 1880's, nobody would've. i could probably find it on a map. maps make things alien. being there or knowing somebody who has been there makes it real. the whole phrase makes a world smaller has been done to death. that is what it was like in the 1890's. smaller, youis care about it more. you are more interested in it. you could imagine the role you could imagine the role you can play in it. changes the way americans look at their place in the world. then, you sort of hinted at this, what if you are not necessarily religious. what if you just want to do good? if you just want to take the blessings of modern society to places that are without the blessings of modern society. you are reading that book about electricity, what about electricity? the light? we are always a little bit hesitant. we don't like to put things

at the same time some showers developing with ana storms into most central areas of south africa feeling cooler as well in cape town with a high of 90. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop their energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment companies nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these developments we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally sound energy solutions for future generation the brush pioneering future energy. of back you're watching i was there with me celeron the reminder of our top stories a british government minister has described reports that prime minister boris johnson skipped critical coronavirus meetings early in the outbreak and protest the sunday times newspaper alleges that the british government was too slow to respond to the threat from the pandemic also pressure is mounting on u.s. governors to ease coronavirus lock down rules protests encouraged by donald trump have been h

interviews of consulates and embassies primarily in mexico but in a few other countries including south africa, central america, guatemala. is that theens state department essentially is starting to shut down practical purposes these embassies and consuls in mexico. great concern among agriculture groups about their ability to get these workers into the thetry in time for springfield to work with planning. very important for vegetables. but other sectors as well. scrambling to do something about that. last week the state department came out and said they would waive these interviews for a large percentage of these a greatts and so that's part of the way towards dealing with that issue, still concern the process goes forward for some lingering concerns about farmers coming from south africa and some other countries. >> some reaction to that state department decision last week you were referring to with the american farm bureau, a statement from their president from last week, we applaud the administration for recognizing contributions of those workers that they make two farms across this country to ensu

the whole world and the lockdown which is imposed for instance in india in the central american countries and south africa where 6070 percent of the population is in the informal sector and besides that a lot of it if you're homeless if you don't spam always living in one single rooms also project money left on the measures that we do need in italy you know in france in the united states and russia is actually a death sentence for a $100.00 you know hundreds of millions or billions of people in other parts of the world yeah that's actually a very crucial point that south isolation of the strategy if you are sending this pandemic is a privilege that not everybody can afford now and we are yet to see how different approaches that how outcomes in different countries i think it's fair to say that for the time being more tense when then and in the united states the dow toll continues to climb but i think it's also cheery that these kind of belong down is absolutely unprecedented i mean it's a shame really invented the history of capital is nothing of the sort has ever been that something on cheers shoggoth by

all the numbers are low we see them coming upward trends in africa, central and south america and easternstill in the early stages of their epidemics and some that we re their epidemics and some that were affected earlier in the pandemic and can see a resurgence in cases. make no mistake, we have a long way to go. this virus will be with us for a long time. we triggered the highest level of emergency when the rest of the world had only 82 cases and no deaths. so, looking back, ithink we declared an emergency at the right time. and when the world had enough time to respond. when the rest of the world had enough time to respond. let's get some of the day's other news in italy the number of patients being treated for covid—i9 has fallen for a third successive day. the daily number of deaths recorded has fallen by almost 100 to 437. it comes as the country's official death toll by almost 100 to 437. it comes as the country's official death toll topped 25,000. millions of italians remain under lockdown. all of germany's states have announced plans to make face masks compulsory to combat the sp

the world health organization has warned of worrying upward trends in coronavirus cases in africa, central and south america and eastern europe. he said that for many countries the disease was just getting started. new estimates suggest — the number of deaths in care homes in england — may have doubled in just five days. spain's parliament has approved a request from the prime minister to extend the coronavirus lockdown until the tenth of may. the country has been under severe restrictions for more than five weeks. the us secretary of state mike pompeo has again accused china of covering up the coronavirus outbreak in the early stages, and of censuring those who tried to warn the world. you are watching bbc news, now here's another chance to see the uk government's daily coronavirus update, led today by the first secretary of state, dominic raab. good afternoon and welcome to today's downing street press c0 nfe re nce . i am joined by chief medical officer professor sir chris whitty and our chief defence staff, sir nicholas carter. before we took to the fantastic work the armed forces have been doin

although, numbers are low, we see worrying upward trends in africa, central and south america, and easterntries are still in the early stages of their epidemics and some that were affected early in the pandemic are starting to see a resurgence in cases. make no mistake, we have a long way to go. this virus will be with us for a long time. we triggered the highest level of emergency when the rest of the world had only 82 cases and no deaths. so, looking back i think we declared the emergency at the right time. and when the world had enough time to respond. the director general of the who there. until recently, japan had been one of the success stories in controlling the spread of covid—i9. in february and march, the country succeeded in suppressing early cluster outbreaks, and in keeping total infections in the hundreds. but now, japan's capital tokyo appears to have a developing epidemic, with nearly 3,500 cases. our tokyo team have been inside one hospitaljust south of the capital. this is the red zone. right. so, in this room are negative pressure areas. inside the st marianna university

at the same time some showers developing with ana storms into most central areas of south africa feeling cooler as well in cape town with a high of 90. medieval western society was a feudal society so detailed basically the were a and as soon as 2 popes ended his speech some people stood up and said god will sit down and the entrance to the city was who refused they killed people in the streets in their houses and in. the crusades an arab perspective that was sold one shot. on a jersey or. the latest news as it breaks with no treatment or a vaccine for her and a virus volunteers to say they'll continue to provide the services they can to fight the disease with details coverage along without any planning for india's millions of lies and political. and fearless journalism from around the world for many coming to this place if the only chance they have to leave at least once a day. what about to the news hour with me is a homerun a reminder of our top news stories a british government minister has described reports that prime minister barak johnson skipped critical coronavirus meetings earl

although numbers are low, we see in africa,rend central and south america, and eastern europe. most countries are still in the early stages of their epidemics. and some that were affected early in the pandemic are now starting to see a resurgence in cases. >> virus cases are still on the rise across europe as countries grapple with measures to contain the spread. spain is debating whether to extend the lockdown. other nations have taken other steps to these restrictions. here in the u k, the government is facing criticism on their strategy. we have more on the situation across europe. >> the house of commons, normally rowdy for wednesday's prime minister questions, resumed business. with social distancing firmly in place, without boris johnson at the helm. in his place, the foreign secretary. >> since the start of the outbreak, we have delivered one billion items of personal protective equipment and tens of millions -- to the administration. >> of the government has been under fire under the pandemic strategy. by the end of the month, the health secretary had promised the u.k.

guinea and then we've got more scattered showers rewrite the way down again into more central and eastern areas a south africa and all the while more rain showers through eastern areas of madagascar it's warming up there in cape town you got a high there for you on saturday 25. eyes only test. and trace frank assessments why is it so he's struggling to cope with the number coronavirus failure to take really aggressive action we put them behind her informed opinions it's going to be much more challenging in a place like haiti where there's one ventilator 3000000 people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines as india done enough to nip the spread of coronavirus in the inside story on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching our desire with me said a reminder of our top news stories british foreign secretary dominic rob has announced lockdown restrictions will be extended for at least another 3 weeks rob says he's been advised that relaxing measures too soon would risk damaging public health and the economy at least $22000000.00 americans have registered for unemployment benefits in the last month as a

although the numbers are low, we do see some upward trends in africa, central and south america and easternill in the early stages of the epidemics. and some that were affected early in the pandemic are 110w affected early in the pandemic are now starting to see a resurgence in cases. make no mistake, we have a long way to go. this virus will be with us for a long time. we triggered the highest level of emergency when the rest of the world had only 82 cases and no deaths. so looking back, ithink had only 82 cases and no deaths. so looking back, i think we declared an emergency at the right time. and when the world had enough time to respond. the policy of social distancing, will be needed until at least the end of the year, and any thought of a return to normal in the short term, is totally unrealistic. that's the forthright warning from the uk government's chief medical adviser, who explained there was only an ‘incredibly small‘ chance of, a vaccine or treatments being ready for use this year. our science editor david shukman reports. we've been warned repeatedly of a long haul, that the m

appears to be stable or declining although numbers are low we see warning upward trend in africa central and south america and eastern europe most countries are still in the early stages of their epidemics and that we are affected early in the pandemic i don't know starting to see a resurgence in cases. colombia's government is announcing the lockdown there will be extended until may the 11th it's confirmed more than $4000.00 cases and almost $200.00 deaths. to report people are going hungry and far as he's struggling to reach those in need colombians have devised a novel way to draw their attention. for help red rags pieces of cloth even shirts signaling that inside behind those windows there's a family. they have become a potent symbol of the effects of the lockdown on the most vulnerable colombians a visible measure of the daily rise in poverty and hunger. of 2 young girls says the rags have multiplied across his neighborhood home to many people displaced by colombia's internal conflict like most he lost his work and so how is spinning out. often to be a down to eating once a day at the beginni

friday throughout much of madagascar up some heavy rain back in the forecast through central and eastern areas of south africa so if you shot along these coastal areas by saturday a very heavy rain is generally around the gulf of guinea on saturday. i easily test trades and trace frank assessments why is it it's only struggling to cope with the number of her own virus failure to take really aggressive action we put them behind her informed opinions it's going to be much more challenging in a place like haiti where there is one ventilator 3000000 people in depth analysis of the day's global headlines as india done enough to nip the spread of coronavirus in the inside story on al-jazeera. the world. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines another 4 and a half 1000000 people in the u.s. have filed for unemployment benefits that means in just 5 weeks more jobs have been lost than would gain since the end of the 2009 recession. european union leaders are holding a virtual conference to discuss the block's economic response to the pandemic seeking a joint financial fund of up to 2 trilli

appears to be stable or declining although numbers are low we see warning upward trend in africa central and south america and eastern europe most countries are still in the early stages of their epidemics and that we are affected early in the pandemic are now starting to see a resurgence in cases about warning comes as u.s. officials have expressed concern of a 2nd wave of covert $900.00 factions in the winter months ahead of the centers for disease control says it'll be far more dire because it's likely to coincide with the start of the flu season having to simultaneously outbreaks would be a huge burden on the u.s. health care system. the vos to take talent free of none of votes in northern canada is one of the few places in the world pretty much untouched by covert 19 it has isolation on its side and its lack of access to health care makes it vulnerable to any outbreak than a lack of lions. nunavut his home to just under 40000 people scattered across an arctic landscape the size of western europe most are indigenous in a week and they live in preparing his conditions few jobs expensive housing

to be stable or declining although numbers are low we see warning upward trend you know africa central and south america and eastern europe most countries are still in the early stages of their epidemic's and some that were affected early in the pundit know starting to see a resurgence in cases and in all the developments the e.u. says it wants to build what it calls a humanitarian aid bridge to move essential aid and equipment to parts of africa hit hardest by the virus well mike hanna is in washington d.c. for us and has been monitoring that president trump's press conference mike a hugely wide ranging press conference there with what appeared to be some inherent contradictions about the white house's approach the had the pandemic and how it will progress in the coming months. well indeed the news conference starting late say often do going into the evening news times president trump trotting out the director of the c.d.c. robert ridgefield to explain a comment that he'd made earlier in the day and uncomfortable moment as president trump described it as he was completely misquoted saying that

the world health 0rganization has warned of worrying upward trends in coronavirus cases in africa, central and southgest — the number of deaths in care homes in england — may have doubled in just five days. spain's parliament has approved a request from the prime minister to extend the coronavirus lockdown until the tenth of may. the country has been under severe restrictions for more than five weeks. the us secretary of state mike pompeo has again accused china of covering up the coronavirus outbreak in the early stages, and of censuring those who tried to warn the world. you are watching bbc news, now here's another chance to see

epidemics in western europe appear to be stable or declining but he expressed concern that africa and central and south america are seeing upward trends though the numbers are low at this stage. the executive director of the w.h.o. heaealth emergencies program michael ryan highlighted the potential for catastrophe if the virus spreads in countries with weakk medical systems. he said the w.h.o. has seen an increase of 250% to 300% in just one week, alone, in some african nations. he said we are at the beginning in africa. data compiled by u.s. universities show the number of confirmed coronavirus infections has topped 2.6 million worldwide. johns hopkins university says the death toll has now exceeded 182,000. the united states has the most fatalities at over 45,000. >>> the governor of new york state has announced plans to launch a large-scale program aiming to trace the contacts of people infected with the coronavirus. >> once you trace and find more positives, then you isolate the positives. they're under quarantine. they can't go out. they can't infect anybody else. >> andrew cuomo said the ultimate

to be stable or declining although numbers are low we see warning upward trend you know africa central and south america and eastern europe most countries are still in the early stages of their epidemic's and that we are affected only in the pundit got to know starting to see a resurgence in cases make no mistake we have a long way to go this virus will be with us for a long time and other developments the e.u. says it wants to build what it calls a humanitarian aid bridge to move essential aid and equipment to parts of africa hit hardest by the virus well that's now speak to mike hanna he's been following that press conference for us in washington d.c. mike it seems the white house very keen to set the record straight on the c.d.c.'s position despite what appear to be some pretty inherent contradictions about the administration's approach to the pandemic. well it was essentially a rather uncomfortable moment when president trump introduced the director of the centers for disease control having described the report in the local newspaper as fake news described as misquoting at the director well

somalia and ethiopia but also on monday the rain back in the 4 calls through the central and eastern as the south africa very heavy at times and really cooling things down in johannesburg just 14 celsius. i don't think in isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise leave the looking at another side of the story not the mark the information around the outbreak but the misinformation separating propaganda from fact book it's reality has to reach a lot exposing the optics triathlon if the rhetoric and shit but they cannot manipulate the fire listening post your it's like going to the media on al-jazeera . welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera the daily death toll from the coronavirus in europe's august 2 countries us fall into its lowest level in more than a month it's knee problems to begin easing restrictions and in spain children have been allowed outside for the 1st time in weeks more u.s. states are loosening long don missions as a nationwide death toll passes 54001 ton is reopening places of worship one colorado city at home order has expired on friday georgia became the

appears to be stable or declining although numbers are low we see warning upward trend in africa central and south america and eastern europe most countries are still in the early stages of their epidemic's and that we are afflicted early in the pundit gotta know starting to see a resurgence in cases make no mistake we have a long way to go this virus will be with us for a long time well moving on to some other news and the u.s. has called for iran to be held accountable after terror on successfully launched its 1st military satellite iran's revolutionary guard says they're now able to monitor the well from space the trumpet ministration has warned in the past that tehran is using its space program as a cover for missile development from tehran zain bazarov the reports. on wednesday morning the world a will to news of a secret operation carried out by the islamic revolutionary guards from a launch site in iran central desert it successfully used a 2 stage rocket to put its 1st military satellite in space. the newer or light is now 425 kilometers above us orbiting earth the head of the revolutionar

into somalia and ethiopia but also on monday the rain back in the 4 calls to the central and eastern as the south africa very heavy at times and really cooling things down in johannesburg just 14 celsius. for 30 years the red cross has provided a lifeline for afghanistan's physically disabled one i want to meet through remarkable paper risking their lives to help the decided in boy 20 afghanistan on al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. here's a. sneeze into your own. good . the air. you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories this hour the daily death toll from the corona virus in europe's hardest hit countries has fallen to its lowest level in more than a month italy plans to begin easing restrictions and in spain children have been allowed outside for the 1st time in weeks more u.s. states are loosening lockdown measures as a nationwide death toll passes 54001 town is reopening places of worship while colorado's stay at home order has expired on friday georgia became the 1st state to reopen most businesses despite warnings from health experts and schools and univ

50000 because while relatively lower numbers of confirmed cases have been reported from africa and from central and south america we realized that could be at 19 could have serious social economic and political consequences for this region's. it's critical that we sure these countries keep to detect test isolate and treat cases and identify contacts i mean courage to see that this is all coming in many countries despite limited resources many countries that are asking people to stay at home and shutting down population movement which can help to limit transmission of the virus but can have an intended quincey quinces for the poorest and most vulnerable people i have called on governments to put in place social welfare measures to ensure vulnerable people have food in their life essentially during this crisis. in india for example prime minister modi has announced a $24000000000.00 package including free food rations for $800000000.00 decided bunty to people cash transfers to 2044 1000000 poor woman and 3 quick ing o. guys 80000000 households for the next 3 months many developing countries we listen. to i

potentially and then down into southern africa really the heaviest of the rain for the next couple of days will be through central eastern and particularly coastal areas as south africa the rains a further to the north but they're very well scattered and really quite like to wednesday still those heavy rains plaguing the tanzania and is improving picture in south africa. join the colobus nation. the bubble to the people to expand their brains maybe have a difference here this is a dialogue with women in cambodia are in fact selling their hair we don't know how much they're getting paid for it it's hard to track it's hard to treat everyone has a voice tell us what you think and you'll conversation could be a lot right here in this case we need to step away from gaming people are not necessarily game perfect this is a journey of progression not perfection on how does iraq. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here at this hour chinese state media says beijing has approved the testing of tune new experimental coronavirus vaccines on film and beijing as reported 89 new cases in the last 24 hours and all of which came from abroad. this president donald tr

potentially and then down into southern africa really the heaviest of the rain for the next couple of days will be through central eastern and particularly coastal areas as south africa the rains a further to the north but they very well scattered and really quite leisel wednesday still those showers and heavy rains plaguing coastal as the tanzania and is improving picture in south africa. crossing borders breaking boundaries recording injustice hunting inequality from. africa and asia to europe and use exile as a wine lover of st every virgona for me is one country al-jazeera world meets for refugees who've come to your touched people's lives and made a difference. a hard road from home photographers and activists on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here at this hour chinese state media says beijing has approved the testing of 2 new experimental virus vaccines on humans beijing has reported 89 new cases in the past 24 hours or for approved. india has extended its 3 week lockdown until may 3rd prime minister narendra modi said restriction is only partially eastern areas without coronavirus cases from next week india has recorded more

appears to be stable or declining although numbers are low we see warning upward trend in africa central and south america and eastern europe most countries are still in the early stages of their epidemic's and some that were affected early in the pundit me got to know starting to see a resurgence in cases. make no mistake we have a long way to go this virus will be with us for a long time well in europe spain's parliament has approved an extension of the state of emergency that the 2 more weeks and in the u.k. the government's defending a proposal to test 100000 people a day by the middle of next week that's off to just 18000 people were tested on tuesday. nearly all of south africa's soldiers are being deployed to enforce a nationwide lockdown there more than $70000.00 troops will join the $2300.00 personnel already on the streets of major cities the move comes after south africa's presidents are on the prison announced a $26000000000.00 virus wreckage rescue package on tuesday. brazil's financial hub is planning to reopen its economy by may 11th but health care systems and many other regions ar

somalia and ethiopia but also on monday the rain back in the 4 calls through the central and eastern as the south africa very heavy at times and really cooling things down in johannesburg just 14 celsius . may on al-jazeera will president rodriguez it's hard to say succeed in shutting down t.v. giant a.b.s.e piano by may the full will have special coverage al-jazeera world selection of the best network documentaries includes the story of on sunday gyptian composer and musician alley smile despite the coronavirus pandemic conant classes ahead of the presidential elections by postal ballots the emmy award winning full license is back investigating the united states and its role in the world and in the u.s. election primaries presumptive democratic nominee joe biden strives to reach the official delicate threshold made on al jazeera. to find lockdown orders a mass return to work by bangladeshi workers desperate for an income. i don't acknowledge this is out there a live from doha with much more of the pandemic including tourist hot spot sort of being and lifeless for weeks now italy is days away from restr

guinea and then we've got more scattered showers rewrite the way down again into more central and eastern as the south africa and all the while more rain showers through eastern areas of madagascar it's warming up there in cape town you got a high there. of 25. save humanity i really really not getting a. man ma is on trial from rape to genocide the government stands accused of committing atrocities against their own injure people want to one east investigates on al-jazeera. take the worst possible material you radio grounded into dust comparable to flour and make up the ladder and put it into a place where people live think is a colossal bad idea has value for many people after this or the silent heat. but does it make you feel like you feel like a murderer we have created an enormous in the mental disaster. and investigation south africa toxic city on al-jazeera. the roof. oh oh oh. welcome back you're watching all this there is news hour with me celeron a reminder of our top 2 stories british foreign secretary dominic robb has announced a lockdown restrictions will be extended for at least another 3 weeks

guinea and then we've got more scattered showers rewrite the way down again into more central and eastern areas a south africa and all the while more rain showers through eastern areas of madagascar it's warming up there in cape town you got a high there for you on saturday but 25. from. a policy imposed decades ago pregnant woman thought that she would selectively goods and when the boy is changing demographics across asia with far reaching consequences for creating a pool of socially disadvantaged young men so you have the system where people at every level will be get being given money money to agree to start was ation our money to get other people to agree to sterilization. 0 examines the politics of population control award winning programming from international film makers isn't it you're really going to watch insert life if we carry on this work out just the arrest sets the stage that was no longer of your naivety is no longer an excuse giving voice to the voiceless so are we ready to go for a long pull ex-pats and discussion that culture still exist and they're still full batting that today open your

confirmed deaths.d 50,000 numberslatively lower of confirmed cases have been imported from africa and from central and south america, we realize that covid-19 could have serious social, economic, and political consequences for these regions. ensureritical that we these countries are well-equipped to detect, test, isolate, and treat cases and identify contacts. i'm encouraged to see that this is occurring in many countries, despite limited resources. countries are asking people to stay-at-home and shutting down populated movements, which can help to limit transmission of the virus but can have unintended consequences for the poorest and most vulnerable people. i have called on governments to put in place social welfare measures to ensure vulnerable people have food and other life essentials during this crisis. in india, for example, prime minister modi has announced a $24 billion package including poorfers to 204 million women and free cooking gas for 80 million households for the next three months. many developing countries will struggle to implement social welfare programs of this nature. for those countri

more big downpours big downpours sandia possibility to into west central areas of the democratic republic of congo meanwhile to south africa a few showers into the eastern cape but it's brought it up nicely by sunday afternoon. 67. pound promise for one people. but. the pledge to be establishment of the jewish homeland at the expense of the palestinians. the story of the british declaration that changed the middle east for seeds of discord on al-jazeera. al jazeera. and. a milestone in china's fight against coronavirus the original epicenter reports no deaths in 10 days. but on a cloud this is al jazeera life and also coming up all is it quiet again sri lanka reimpose is a nation like a few after an upsurge in cases. turmoil at the top in brazil a president already under scrutiny for his handling of the pandemic loses a popular politician.

what kind of impact is covid-19 going to have in africa, in central and south america? mr. klain: yeah, i think that, as i said earlier, we are living through this here in the u.s. now and suffering from it and i understand we should be focused on it. and we should be focused on it. it should be our first priority as americans. i understand that. but as hard as this has been for us, but when this starts to ravage countries that have much less advanced healthcare systems and fewer doctors and nurses, even less protective gear than we have, it is going to be devastating on those countries and devastating on those societies. you know, when we fought ebola in 2014, one in every 10 people who died in west africa was a healthcare worker. and that had a dramatic impact on the ability to fight the disease. it had a dramatic impact on the societies in the long run. it means other healthcare services are still suffering in those countries years after the epidemic because of a lack of doctors, a lack of nurses. not a renewable resource. we can't just instantly make more doctors and nu

more big downpours big downpours sunny a possibility to into west central areas of the democratic republic of congo meanwhile for south africa a few showers into the eastern cape but it's brought it up nicely by sunday afternoon. talk to al-jazeera what we will of course world when you saw that document for. 1st we listen to after the war saying you'll be in to go build you know the stage we will we will not be with you we meet with global newsmakers and the stories that matter on the 00. 0 the mcafee to account as we examine the u.s. its role in the war on al-jazeera. the in the in. a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has walked out of his daily coronavirus briefing without taking questions after an outcry over a suggestion that disinfectants could be used as a remedy for the virus doctors manufacturers and government agencies have rushed out warnings against consuming disinfectants world leaders have joined the world health organization to launch an initiative to speed up work on drugs tests and vaccines against covered 19 but the u.s. says it won't be taking part and brazil's justice minis

more big downpours big downpours sunny a possibility to into west central areas of the democratic republic of congo meanwhile for south africa a few showers into the eastern cape but it's brought it up nicely by sunday afternoon. a history of guerrilla warfare. place on the. the peace giving strength the revolutionary zeal of knowing no bounds the it is a series of spider splinter groups which the palestinian cause or ensured survival chronicling the turbulent story of the struggle for a palestinian home piolo history of a revolution on al-jazeera. the arab the the e.u. . you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories u.s. president donald trump has walked out of his daily coronavirus briefing without taking questions after an outcry over his suggestion that this in fact ends could be used as a remedy for the virus doctors manufacturers and government agencies have rushed out warnings against consuming disinfectants world leaders have joined the world health organization to launch an initiative to speed up work on drugs test said vaccines against ovid 19 but the u.s. says it won't be taking part and