with animals at small mind to mind one of the world's most famous conservationists jane goodall tells going underground that finger wagging at china from elites won't stop the global industrial farming practices and environmental destruction that may cause the next pandemic oliseh more coming up on today's going underground but 1st to a scientist who has transformed our definition of humanity itself while leaders like boris johnson and donald trump attempt to reignite neo liberal economics after coronavirus the pioneering primatologist dr jane goodall argues we need mastery education about what it is to be human without that education promoted in $140.00 countries by our n.-g. o. roots and shoots we are condemned just suffer not just coronavirus but one pandemic after another she joins me now via skype from bournemouth in england jane thanks so much for coming on everyone here is talking about restarting the economy the u.s. and u.k. saying we've got to fight china yet few people really talking about environmental or industrial farming what do you make of the origin of coronavirus. we

attempt to reignite new liberal economics after coronavirus the pioneering primatologist dr jane goodall argues we need mastery education about what it is to be human without that education promoted in $140.00 countries by her n.-g. o. roots and shoots we are condemned just suffer not just coronavirus but one pandemic after another she joins me now via skype from bournemouth in england jane thanks so much for coming on everyone here is talking about restarting the economy the u.s. and u.k. saying we've got to fight china yet few people really talking about environmental or industrial farming what do you make of the origin of coronavirus. well you know i obviously personally haven't studied the transmission of barristers from animals to people a simple zoonotic diseases but i've read an awful lot about it it's very clear that most new diseases in people today have spilled over from bacteria or in this case of iris from animals sometimes it goes from a reservoir speed to another animal which ystem the intermediate host and from that down multi people and we brought this on ourselves becaus

with world renowned conservationist dr jane goodall well on big pharmaceutical companies maybe on big fossil fuel companies. actually who's written her chimpanzees in a different context he's a he's been talking about this apparent dissonance between the c.e.o.'s of these sorts of companies and the children and grandchildren of the c.e.o.'s of these companies tell me about roots and shoots and how. somehow education can create children or help children understand i don't know what their parents are doing is going to create more pandemics in the future. absolutely more pandemics and more destruction of the environment and actually stealing their future it works rich introduced a gun in 99 he won and it began with 12 high school students in tanzania it's now in 65 countries it's growing all the time it has members in kindergarten university in everything in between and may choose projects themselves but one to help people one help animals one to help the environment because of this everything being in the connected and changing world as we speak they are we're listening to their every s

trump attempt to reignite neo liberal economic soft coronavirus the pioneering primatologist dr jane goodall argues we need mastery education about what it is to be human without that education promoted in $140.00 countries by n.g.o.s roots and shoots we are condemned just often not just coronavirus but one pandemic after another she joins me now via skype from board. within england jane thanks so much for coming on everyone here is talking about restarting the economy the u.s. and u.k. saying we've got to fight china yet few people really talking about environmental or industrial farming what do you make of the origin of coronavirus well you know i obviously personally haven't study of the transmission of barristers from animals to people as simple zoonotic diseases but i've read an awful lot about it it's very clear that most new diseases in people today have spilled over from bacteria or in this case of iris from animals sometimes it goes from a reservoir speed to another animal which ystem the intermediate host and from that down multi people and we brought this on ourselves because of o

people with with animals that small mind to mind one of the world's most famous conservationists jane goodall tells going underground that finger wagging at china from elites won't stop the global industrial farming practices and environmental destruction that may cause the next pandemic oliseh more coming up on today's going underground but 1st to a scientist who has transformed our definition of humanity itself while leaders like boris johnson and donald trump attempt to reignite neoliberal economics after coronavirus the pioneering primatologist dr jane goodall argues we need mastery education about what it is to be human without that education promoted in $140.00 countries by our ngo roots and shoots we are condemned just suffer not just coronavirus but one pandemic after another she joins me now via skype from bournemouth in england jane thanks so much for coming on everyone here is talking about restarting the economy the u.s. and u.k. saying we've got to fight china yet few people really talking about environmental or industrial farming what do you make of the origin of coronavirus. we

the powers that be whatever organization it is that you want done experiments on animals dr jane goodall stop you that more from one of the world's most famous conservationists after this short break. we go to work you straight home. you are no fan speed you no longer a young woman in fact you are one of the last living survivors of the nazi ellis asked i'm aware of it. all your life. you can never forget maybe you can now auschwitz was really like to be in hell because you would never believe it was a human can do to as operating cost free for 2 years and both at the curb it. seems so logical for by your side. when i get out on the farm saw you know what it's like my sons were next to you so he can listen and hopefully he bless are heard screams. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to heal some air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area rush up. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000. barrels of oil. take a look at this

of a child of jane goodall and about how she grew up and incorporates drawings of jane goodall, that jane goodall did for my own notebooks a child. how she grew up observing the world around her and how that led her to become a scientist and it ends with the reproduction of that famous image of june, that photograph of her reaching out to baby chimpanzee in the chimpanzee reaching back to her to touch her hand. like, i cry every time i get to that final spread. but what i think it's a beautiful about the book is its for very young children and really gets to what the language children think about the world around them. it starts off with a famous story of jane going into the chicken coop to see a cow do the eggs come to be, the kind of questions that all children ask. what also think is really beautiful about that book is it's about nature and close observation and direct experience. it's very offscreen. what patrick does on other end of the spectrum he does incredible funny books because book called a perfectly messed up story and a little i don't know i didn't have a creature if it

the only reason you know it's interesting that they found that dr goodall was blood was more sinister. and i still have my deposit increase you're still be short of a percentage if i thought of it easier to come. up with a cure you cut out even the situations the. list of risk in. the woods are easier because if the tories to oslo my style of person you support is for the short i wish and read sincere. in the store to the rest of us that i really sincerely prosecution or news that you think you can he should all mock authority because that was where me supposed to be in my series you thumb got out of google could you please not share and afford all those years communications are poor mr you know. that prosperous my small there's no one of us knew some of mine about themselves did that yet another one skit on top so insidious no good lord your because it introduces. the works but you were. there was closer. than was within you is not your reason. yet you're. just me sure you would please go in with a full time search the will they just stop by keep the zucchini thank you the dumb press

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it for the show we'll be back on monday to speak to the primatologist to redefine humanity dr jane goodall about how the destruction of the natural world could lead to the next pandemic until then wash your hands and join the underground on you tube twitter facebook and instagram. montes holiday international memorial awards are now open for entries all media professionals are eligible whether you are a freelance journalist work for alternative media or part of a global news platform to participate published works in video all written for much go to award dot altie dot com and enter now. the world is driven by. the day or thinks. week to ask. how did the. police. or operation in dying warning some of the wealthier neighborhoods it's been far more contained in the numbers are much lower than some of the more a neighborhood start to see if anything we're working with can source outside of the state is there just so 'd if you're going to get out of this. the 1st countries to face the pandemic have been the 1st to ease the lockdown. how do you quarantine the french for the stairs in my work i

probiotics form only part of his treatment plan a change of diet is equally important and dr goodall he also adopts the medication according to the patient's symptoms. the approach i take depends on the patient. sometimes i'll offer them a probiotic and sometimes not. if we do try out a probiotic and it proves beneficial that it makes sense to continue it for a certain period of time and of course the patient is monitored and if there's no benefit or the symptoms get even worse then i would recommend that they stop taking it. for the. fun of gandolfo is happy the treatment has worked for him he's a policeman in a protection unit for politicians and celebrities he sometimes has to wait for hours at a time at different venues in berlin for an event or meeting to and irritable bowel syndrome was a real burden for him. he's convinced that probiotics were an important part of his recovery although he did make some quite dramatic changes to his diet he used to eat carelessly now he includes lots of fruits and vegetables things like when chicory he sticks to fruit with a low sugar content l

along with alison holt, another bbcjournalist who's looked at this issue in detail in the lewis goodall him to record what he thinks the government's biggest challenges are in tackling the care home crisis. british government has got some really big decisions to make, both short and long term, with regards to social care. in the short term, it's got to try and get control of the outbreak of the disease in british care homes. it is so severe there, it is so profound that it's pushing the overall r rate for the country up. so it's all about ppe, it's all about sick pay for carers, because some are going in even when they are asymptomatic, it's all about assuring you are not getting covid positive patients being discharged from hospitals to homes, which has been happening too much. long—term, it's all about the structural solutions, the british care model has effectively been victorian for a long time. it's been a neglected second child of the british welfare state, the government of all colours have ignored it because of money, but if they don't sort it out quickly and soon, we could be h

it for the show we'll be back on monday to speak to the primatologist to redefine humanity dr jane goodall about how the destruction of the natural world could lead to the next pandemic until then wash your hands and join me on the ground on you tube twitter sound cloud facebook instagram. but in the end. the bar operation in. some of the wealthier neighborhoods. in the numbers are much lower than some of the more neighborhoods we're working with good stories not cited so there is there's just so 'd it's here so i think that it is. i think it's safe to say that the name will be remembered the world over as one of the.

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along with allison and other bbcjennison late—night journalist whose look at this louis goodall fromt challenges are in tackling this issue? british government have got some really big decisions to make us both and short terms in regards to social care. in the short term it's got to try and get control of the outbreak of the disease in british ca re outbreak of the disease in british care homes. it is so severe there, so care homes. it is so severe there, so pushing the overall rate for the country out. it's all about ppe, all about sick pay for carers because some are going and even when their asymptomatic. it's all about ensuring you're not getting coven positives which is been happening too much. longer term it's all about structural solutions for british ca re structural solutions for british care model has affected fleet had been victorian for so long. it's neglected so much on the british welfare state. governments of all colours have ignored it. they don't sorted out quickly and soon it will be here very soon all over again and a new crisis hits. do follow allison holt on the

it for the show we'll be back on monday to speak to the primatologist to redefine humanity dr jane goodall about how the destruction of the natural world could lead to the next pandemic until then wash your hands and join the underground on you tube twitter sound cloud facebook and instagram. the way you mean you think you could take you through. it if you. to call someone an ideal of content is what you want. you to. do so you tell. me and combine you from me why it's a good thing for to do your job or. magpies or this is the kaiser report here we are here a lot. remember the universe restarted in 2009 or in year 11 nakamoto this is the force the pocket of big coin after the having and everything is going exactly as planned i'm stoked i'm chuffed as they say in the u.k. you know it's almost like art is so perfect it describes the human condition so well this big queen so i want to.

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doctor goodall managed to face time with his family. right before he had a breathing tube placed.>you were sedated obviously through this but at some point sounds like that wasn't enough. >>you know the generator settings where max there and they decided that they would go ahead and do more. ec mouth. >>extracorporeal membrane oxygenation think of it as a sort of artificial long. a last resort when the lungs have become just too stiff, too sick to work. the blood is then pumped out of the body that runs through its second circuit oxygenated blood and removes carbon dioxide and other terms that too. >>the right atrium of the heart i love my lungs to rest and ceo. and my body and essentially save my life. >>if you think you want to survive without it dock. >>absolutely not. >>about half of the patients to go on ecmo full coded don't survive. >>and he certainly had many brushes are best. >>because here's the thing the process of removing all the blood from the body. increases both your risk for clotting as well as your risk for bleeding he is a saturated his left lung was glad he sub

a the person has gotten that isn acting director, ambassador goodale has no experience. he simply a partisan hack. the individual that is up, caucus and ratcliffe again set up much experience and i'm fearful that our intelligence professionals, their job is to speak truth to power. literally every person that this president appointed inside the director office of director of national intelligence aspired because it done the job because they told him things he didn't want to hear. i'm afraid yes, , the russians will try to interfere and two, afraid if are intelligence community doesn't feel like they can still be independent they may not sound the early enough warning because of fear of losing the dash of losing their own job. at the time when our eyes are distracted by the national emergency around covid could then allow a russia, china or others to play a lot of mischief in an election system. >> speaking of china, is anything you could tell us about what intelligence committee may know about whether it was a wet market or a lab that released intentionally or not the co

our policy editor lewis goodall points out...ck has been looking at what the furlough extension can do for businesses that have made little or no money since the lockdown began. this brewery in buckinghamshire has furloughed ten workers who will be able to come back part—time injuly with wages partially subsidised. good news for this mum of three. i think it's great that it will be extended, and being able to have a flexible return to work will be terrific while we are still in doubt about children going back to school. the furlough scheme is the most significant and expensive economic response to the crisis. i million businesses are using the scheme. over 7 million people are having 80% of their wages paid for by the government, and it's costing £14 billion a month. that's roughly what we spend on the nhs and social care every month. from july, employers will be asked to help foot that bill, but many won't be able to. the question is, what happens then? do you acknowledge that there are hundreds of thousands, potentially over a