can you give us a status update on possible vaccines for coburg 19. the w.h.o. is keeping a running count of the steadily mounting number of vaccine candidates in the pipeline there are are over 140 of them out there now of of those most are still in what's called the the preclinical stage so it in cell culture or an animal testing but but 13 have moved on to clinical evaluation which means they are being checked for for safety and if it is see in humans only one has reached phase 3 which is the last stage of the process before approval by the way the speed at which this is going is really pretty jaw dropping for a vaccine candidate reaching phase 3 after less than 6 months it is unheard of. and it's a 40 w.'s covert special for today thanks for watching as they helping. big crowds despite the danger of coronavirus people who shop at we free markets in zimbabwe may be risking their lot but there are alternatives. to start of the 1st fresh food vegetables right to your door especially when you know . if you save. for. india. things b.c. find. such a port to be in

can you give us a status update on possible vaccines for coburg 19. the w.h.o. is keeping a running count of the steadily mounting number of that same candidates in the pipeline there are are over 140 of them out there now of of those most are still in what's called the the preclinical stage so in cell culture or an animal testing but but 13 have moved on to clinical evaluation which means they're being checked for for safety and if it is see in humans only one has reached phase 3 which is the last stage of the process before approval by the way the speed at which this is go away is really pretty jaw dropping for a vaccine candidate reaching phase 3 after less than 6 months it is unheard of. and that's it for w.'s covert special for today thanks for watching as they helping . to through our big 11 day save money and see. how much cycling company in uganda is making protective shield from the mystic ways. the nationalists from talk and talk of plastics that explicitly during the pandemic. it's good for doctors and nurses and for the environment. for. the next on.

can you give us a status update on possible vaccines for coburg 19. the w.h.o. is keeping a running count of the steadily mounting number of vaccine candidates in the pipeline there are are over 140 of them out there now of of those most are still in what's called the the preclinical stage so it in cell culture or an animal testing but but 13 have moved on to clinical evaluation which means they're being checked for for safety and if it is see in humans only one has reached phase 3 which is the last stage of the process before approval by the way the speed at which this is go away is really pretty jaw dropping for a vaccine candidate reaching phase 3 after less than 6 months it is unheard of. and that's it for w.'s covert special for today thanks for watching and they helping. anyone visiting their spyhole should know here boats are the way to get around. their known that early way of getting to know that all 301 can now join those new call fun issues and she explores this national region and its speciality. next t.w. . miller one. from the french border town of

defund the police on the cheap and widely available steroids can dramatically cut the death rate from coburg 19 the new drug trial in the u.k. has shown that some methods reduce deaths by around a 3rd among those with the most severe cases of the infection the world health organization is describing the results of the clinical trial as a lifesaving scientific breakthrough those are the headlines the news continues here on out to 0 after this is erupt statements the watching. tensions could global economic growth point $700000000000.00 we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in the united nations world food program is warning of multiple families. counting the cost. 101. some of that was so yeah i miss that yapping about i says that i'm sobbing and why one. little loon i look normal when i look at your living police believe it you know let it happen. on. my feet not the minimum awesome on the mom what'll possible but of the getting fat yeah. i saw. some. on that not that i lie i made her life as it were higher. than. when i had been a 5. year plan

with protests raging coburg 19 seems to be an afterthought for many the world still looks different but signs of normalcy are slowly returning with one caveat expectant mothers pregnant women and their newborns are living in an alternate universe where coping $1000.00 not only disrupted the health care system but place a significant strain on mothers and their newborns an estimated $160000000.00 babies will be born during the time of global health crisis new mothers and newborns will be greeted by harsh reality for unicef that included global containment measures such as lock downs and kirk health centers overwhelmed supply and equipment shortages and lack of sufficient and skilled help workers including midwives. at a time where women should be happy about this next stage in expanding their families many are filled with fear and anxiety mothers around the world are faced with the delivering their children alone as guests are not permitted in the delivery room and visitors are banned from hospitals new moms are using technology like skype and zoom to share the precious moments with thei

experiencing and i want to ask donna specifically about stigma when it comes to people who've recovered from coburg 19 what kind of stigma could those who've recovered from cope with 1000 face from their communities from family members from colleagues perhaps. that's a strange word to use for a survival from such you know this i think in this country people are looked at and service heroic for having survived it i don't see that stigma and i think if people were to stigmatize them they would maybe be laboring under the false belief that they could still catch the disease i don't i don't i don't see that word in british society particularly i think if we're talking to children and anxiety i was a scene quite intently to the last conversation children have a huge capacity to recover they get back to any kind of sense of normality now where we're going to have to be entering a new form of reality a kind of adjustment form in terms of the measures we're going to have to put in place for some length of telling but i think children will take their example on how difficult they are there. parents if one i

having an impact on this vote is happening right in the middle of it how is it going into the vote the coburg 19 condemn it. well the head of the collective electoral commission has said that voting will be safer than going to the supermarket and part of that safety net those safety measures is the fact that they've actually spread the vote out over a week so today it's just the 1st day of voting voting will go on until july 1st but critics say that actually some of these measures make it easier for ballot stuffing to happen and the opposition media and monitors have already been reporting on schemes for online voting so people buying sim cards to vote for pensioners in the place of pensioners and being paid for those votes that's been reported in the media this week so it seems that the pandemic could actually play out in favor of that vote and in favor of a more voting schemes in the worst case scenario and only thank you so much steve moscow correspondent emily short 1. 70 years ago today communist north korea invaded the us but so starting the korean war 3 years of bloody fighting in did

phillips holds there on my orca all right from spain to mexico mexico is struggling with the 1st wave of coburg 19 health officials there are reporting thousands of new infections every day hundreds of fatalities the national death toll currently stands at more than 146000 confirmed cases 17000 deaths we followed one 1st responder and the challenges that he faces on the front lines in mexico city. he's been teaching his now he can hardly breathe. he had a 38 degree fever he hasn't been able to stand for 3 days and when taking him to house i don't know the tough day for the red cross team in mexico. diego it's one of tina any. but getting the patient to the hospital burn tappan careful or their employers i'm sure they take him away he may never come back. the word would go leaves the man with a heavy heart. there's enough for a world of sadist family ties are strong in mexico they prefer for someone to die with their loved ones even if they could be saved in a hospital up or some other committee but also. the pandemic has likely been at its peak here for weeks nobody knows for sure there's nitro

even clear that supporting life above all else and then also let's even say that saving lives from coburg 19 go back to my nursing home example that was actually not putting life above all else so it's a mess it's what government does actually make a mess of it and then there's a very well studied phenomena in economics and moral hazard. somebody takes the bigger risks because the consequences of that action ah footed by somebody else i want to give that has come into play here by making the government's farm was susceptible to the risks of call that night and sometimes quite outlandishly define the risks and being almost oblivious to the consequences and the costs of taking those measures well i think there's something to that but let me just give the other side here do my daughter was missing for father's day this weekend she went out with a friend she's an adult she had a cold night she test just before coming home so she knew she wasn't during a shoot out with a friend from high school days and they were into a bar and no one was wearing masks there was no szell just in saying it was

farmers with coronavirus government says this is to prevent farms from becoming long term reservoirs of coburg 19. farmers are killing their mink by gassing them with carbon monoxide one by one after the family at this farm fell ill that covert 19 it became clear other people didn't infect them the genetic structure of the violence they contracted was similar to make infections every year thousands of young males are killed and their fur is exported to china russia or the united states to be made into cold and fashion accessories the dutch government initially said it wasn't necessary to call them changed when it became clear infections to widespread a last minute court case filed by animal rights activists failed to save the animals. they would have to kill their mothers departed a company nobody wanted to do and their newborns are only $4.00 to $5.00 weeks old that is of course heartbreaking. the netherlands is the 1st country where covert 19 has been found in maine farms and researches are urging other countries such as denmark and spain to test their animals as well there is a fear that. f

play coburg delete the head of the government's test and trace programme has admitted programme has admittedreveal how many people who have tested for coronavirus have had results back within 2a hours. facing a grilling by mps, baroness harding also refused to provide data on test and trace, saying that it had not yet been validated. after pressure from labour, the prime minister said that results would be available within 2a hours for all testing by the end ofjune. here's our health editor, hugh pym. if you test positive, nhs test and trace will contact you to trace people you might have infected. with the government advertising the new tracing system in england there is continuing debate over whether it is working. some contact process hired to call those people who have tested positive say they have had nothing to do since the launch last thursday, including one who wanted to be anonymous who spoke to the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire. to be anonymous who spoke to the bbc's victoria derbyshire. it's frustrating to know that i am sat idle when there are people that need contacting. i can't und

game between canada and china more than $550.00 days after their arrests china has charged michael coburg and michael spader with spying. be current the indictment charged michael coverage of secretively gathering state secrets and intelligence for overseas organizations with particularly serious circumstances the facts are clear and the evidence solid and sufficient. the chinese government did not release details of the evidence against either man cover against her have been called victims of hostage diplomacy because their detention in 2018 came just 9 days after the arrest of mung one jo in canada she's a top executive of chinese technology company while way and as wanted by u.s. authorities over alleged violations of sanctions against iran canada's prime minister said the charges against coverage in space for our disappointing chinese authorities have directly linked the case of the 2 michaels to the judicial proceedings against his mother which is extremely disappointing because for us it is no good there obviously are no links except in politics ana just last month a canadian court

tribunal for this in coburg has accused of bankrolling the 994 massacre of the country's tutsi minority his defense team had argued he was too elderly and frail to be transferred denies all charges against him. officials in india have urged people to stay home because of a tropical cyclone that hit 2 states on the west coast at least 100000 residents of maharashtra and states have already fled their homes for safety it's the 1st time in more than 70 years a cycle has touched down in the area. authorities in sudan have put up barricades outside the military headquarters in khartoum crowds are gathering to mark a year since a violent crackdown by security forces killed more than 100 people and injured 700 others those are the headlines coming up next our knowledge is 00 world. on the battlefield. did not. begin yet you know the banks and really when you look at when you can. get down a lot of again you're down to. the new high now to. the next one i'm reading from. these are 3 b.b.q. on. the. market that you are going to. be on just one. john and i know different. than the name of hat. th

oklahoma where the president held a campaign rally on saturday 120000 americans have now died from coburg 19 that's more than were killed fighting in world war one new york city was once considered the epicenter of the global outbreak but it's now cautiously reopening with a virus seemingly under control restaurants bars and has sounds of welcome back their 1st customers since mid march. the world health organization says there have been worrying increases it of the virus across latin america including a spike in cases in brazil over the past 24 hours the country passed a milestone of $50000.00 deaths on sunday but actually o'brien has more. brazil's deep divisions playing out on the streets of its major cities with some marching in support of president. and opponents determined he should step down but. we are here in defense of democracy and asking for an aura to leave this president who asserts the people's power and is committing atrocities does not deserve to govern our country . protesters are angry at bolton hours response to the pandemic he's openly disagreed with advice from his o

has shown that a cheap and widely available steroid can dramatically cut the death rate from coburg 19 dexamethasone reduce deaths by around a 3rd among those with the most severe cases of infection w.h.o. is described in the results of the trial as a lifesaving scientific breakthrough. brazil has reported a record of $34990.00 new corona virus infections in just 24 hours one of the officials meeting the response to the outbreak says the situation is under control but still has the 2nd highest number of infections after the united states those were the headlines the news continues here on al jazeera off the noise of water station thanks for watching. if you don't it is pretty crucial something to keep secret soon to chin pull no fossil much wrong. accounts doogie what you did on my little press if rising norwood's across the u.k. london 39 degrees breaking the july record well you have. got a lot of good in the mind of i think not the many human rights god in iraq that would want to kill all the people who killed an old dog to but. equally tell you. don't smoke some of the your fish to

government is urged to fast track the publication of a study into how to protect minority communities from coburg 19 after an earlier report failed to provide any recommendations for the reaction of an n.h.s. doctor. and boris johnson has announced plans for a course governmental commission to look at racial inequality in society such as oxford university of african and caribbean societies says they no longer feel comfortable working on outreach programs that encourage other black students to apply i'll be talking to an activist. prime minister boris johnson claims the e.u. and u.k. are far apart on agreeing a trade deal after both sides accepted that there wouldn't be an extension beyond december 31st but it comes as e.u. leaders insist that brussels won't sign up to a deal at any cost raising the prospect of a no deal exit what it took us through the latest developments are to you case well he said thank you very much been going on. well boris johnson the prime minister has been holding a video conference call with the european commission president blondel lyon and of course they're trying to p

residents navigating both the coburg 19 pandemic and the black lives matter protests no no this tidal wave of fear is emanating from the marble halls of the capitol building and the oval shaped rooms of the white house yes the corridors of power here in washington d.c. are seeing a nation rise up in one voice and scream enough is enough black lives matter reform and justice are coming and the old ways of oppression and white power are ending how do you know they are as frightened of school children on report card day well because they are now turning us streets into war zones starting with the nation's capital as d.c. is reports the chief of the national guard bureau confirmed tuesday that an additional $1500.00 national guardsmen would join the response to protests in d.c. after $1300.00 were deployed on monday defense secretary mark asper who spent wednesday morning up posing the united states president donald trump the chicken hawk in sheep's threats of military reprisals against u.s. citizens well he abruptly reversed a decision to order active duty troops home from the. national

government is urged to fast track the publication of a study into how to protect minority communities from coburg 19 after an earlier report failed to provide any range recommendations we hear from a medical expert. prime minister boris johnson has met e.u. commission president. after the u.k. insisted there will be no extension to the brics it transition period it comes just over 6 months for the sides to break the current impasse or risk parting with no deal in place will talk us through the latest developments is r t u k c so rally. their research so tell us what's been going on. well there's johnson has been holding a video conference meeting with the european commission president on the lion and during the course of that meeting they have been discussing a number of issues which remain outstanding between the 2 sides as they try to strike a deal of course while we are still in this transition period many people could be forgiven for even forgetting all about break that in the weight of all of the coded 19 pandemic issues as well but those talks have been going on we've already had 4 rounds l

says coburg is an unfortunate porn and the largest struggle because more than $550.00 days after their wrists both men have been charged with espionage. and the indictment charged michael coverage of secretively gathering state secrets and intelligence for overseas organizations with particularly serious circumstances the facts are clear and the evidence solid and sufficient details of the evidence against either men were not revealed but they've both been called victims of hostage diplomacy because their detention and 2018 came just 9 days after the arrest of mung in canada. she's a top executive a chinese telco giant weiwei and wanted by u.s. authorities over alleged violations of sanctions against iran just last month the canadian court ruled the extradition case can proceed analysts say there's little doubt the 2 cases are connected. and would be sent to the united states to face trial and it will canadians who simply be punished for the acts of canadian culture among us out on bail and living under house arrest in one of him mentions in vancouver that supporters of the so-called t