dot com slash corona dash newsletter. and finally it's back to school for 6000000 students in seoul after a covert 19 emergency in the south korean capital schools reopened to with many changes though face masks of course are now i must for teachers and students even on the soccer fields temperature checks are now a daily experience anyone who's temperature it sees through 7.5 degrees celsius is sent home students are also divided into rotations meaning that songs stay at home or they take virtual classes south korea was the 1st asian country to reopen schools after a corona lockdown in may. and that's a show thanks for watching stay safe and have a great weekend. eco africa. that is known as the plastic man of. want to fund this campaign in 15 years to get people in senegal to use less plastic in the. corona restrictions are forcing him to stay at home he's carrying out the fight. and africa. next d.w. . like. a mom gorgeous was food for the russians so. steep. so many different walks of life was some are. awfully strong

but as corona virus multiplies and changes could it also become more and. this is your covered live in special here on the w. i'm krista program they coronavirus is not the same that came out of china half a year ago like other viruses it has mutated and a recent study suggests the globally predominant strain is more infectious than the . new corona virus like all other viruses is constantly mutating as it replicates inside its human host. the virus uses to multiply by injecting its genetic information into our cells the cell them becomes a kind of virus factory mass producing the genetic material that allows more of the virus to develop. as the virus replicates mistakes are often made. errors mean the genetic material changes causing a mutated version of the virus if those changes are advantageously mutation will go on to spread. some of the sars kind of to doesn't appear to mutate as easily as other viruses like influenza for example. experts say it doesn't have to because the sparts been so successful nevertheless the mutation could take place the might

dot com slash corona dash newsletter. and finally it's back to school for 6000000 students in seoul after a covert 19 emergency and the south korean capital schools reopened to with many changes though face masks of course are now a must for teachers and students even on the soccer fields temperature checks are now a daily experience anyone who's temperature it sees through 7.5 degrees celsius is sent home students are also divided into rotations meaning that songs stay at home where they take virtual classes south korea was the 1st asian country to reopen schools after a corona locked up in may. and that's a show thanks for watching stay safe and have a great project. go africa. boost in digitalization in the pandemic. and online payment system has got rwanda's motorcycle taxi back on the road after a month's mom driving back. now the customers pay for the ride without cash. because africa. aki to. where the real power resides. really i come from there not the people in fact not going to be doing it if it was not a democ

dot com slash corona dash newsletter. and finally it's back to school for 6000000 students in seoul after a covert 19 emergency in the south korean capital schools reopened to with many changes though face masks of course are now a must for teachers and students even on the soccer fields temperature checks are now a daily experience anyone who's the editor sees through 7.5 degrees celcius is sent home students are also divided into rotations meaning that some stay at home where they take virtual classes south korea was the 1st asian country to reopen schools after a career in the lock down in may. and that's rochelle thanks for watching stay safe and have a great weekend. literature invites us to see people in particular that i like to see as the kids find the strength grown up. might take to. work of finding. the debris book on youtube. i'm not laughing at the germans well i guess sometimes i am but most end up in with the me but i don't think in the german culture of. nudism ridiculous drama day oh you just it's all abo

ok corona. economies across the world struggling with serious recession with terrible hardship and with poverty that is only imaginable but the pandemic has also in some ways a positive impact and so a quick look. the indian capital new delhi before and after the lockdown. the same story at the great wall of china. the lagoons of venice tranquil no tourists or cruise ships the coronavirus crisis caused global c o 2 emissions to plunge the farthest since the 2nd world war at an annualized rate of 8 percent no country had ever managed that before of its own accord but climate activist scientists say that's no reason to relax mitigation efforts must be redoubled unless we act fast by 2025 the c o 2 level in the air will be the highest it's been for 3300000 years. the latest example of extreme weather the heat wave in the arctic 38 degrees celsius in northern russia and forest fires burning out of control. scientists say we need the equivalent of a 3 month lockdown every year for decades to keep glo

but with restaurants and shops open again the corona virus is also making a comeback. we're afraid we have to leave our house to make a living but we fear for our lives. begin to come to juliet. many hospitals have reached capacity and the country is scrambling to increase its intensive care units. this wedding hole has been filled with hospital beds 12 doctors staff the emergency treatment center. they have made us and we have around 100 beds here we have patients with mild and less severe symptoms and even some without symptoms that have nowhere else to quarantine. india has ramped up its testing. fear that the tests will reveal a rising number of infections. coming up next on the you are covered $1000.00 factional takes a look at how the virus is transmitted from animals to humans. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona update. covert 19 special next on d.w. . in the eye of climate change. is made our city.

are still a very long way away from anything like a return to normal and there's no doubt about it corona has changed our lives economies around the world are in recession those that can afford it are spending billions to try and regenerate growth but is it perhaps time for a massive rethink our federal climate change might pose an even greater threats to humanity until the point we are tackling climate change is corona a blueprint. thanks very much for joining us here on the show where my guests are helena macho an environmental activist with friday's for future she says to put a stop to global warming we need to change the way we do things and to do so now also with us is denial to read all from the business and finance paper 100 splot who argues that if the economy doesn't pick up them will be going right back to where we started because there's no more funding for climate friendly modernization kind of very will mold them to. stall fees are climatologists the institute for climate impact research he believes the climate crisis is far more serious than the corona pandemic. thank you al

nearly 16000000 people worldwide have been infected with corona virus in the u.s. the number of cases is rising as authorities struggle to get the pandemic under control for the 5th consecutive day more than 1000 americans have died of the virus and 68000 new infections have been reported in just the past 24 hours the country's top infectious diseases expert dr anthony felt she has state governments to halt reopening to cope with the infections the states of florida texas and california remain some of the worst hit areas many in florida are blaming the governor for easing the lockdown measures too soon so how did you cast her reports from maryland . the death toll in florida is rising as well and one person in florida is dying a coded every 10 minutes and florida certainly is not alone 18 states in the united states have broken totals and as far as cases or deaths in this past week in florida it's governor rick des santa is a heavy strong is strong supporter and he has been praised by the president even now for his response to the pandemic florida was one of the 1s

bill and a warm welcome to more than 11000000 people worldwide have officially contract at the corona virus so far almost 550000 deaths are linked to covered 19 and while we are still battling this pandemic and prepare for future ones scientists believe it's wise to trace back the steps the virus has been taking. scientists believe the corona virus outbreak in humans may well have begun in a market in the chinese city of. researches say leaps between species happened when humans and animals are in close proximity one hypothesis is that the corona virus jumped from bats to pangolin to people into and causing a global health emergency. such leaps can happen in so-called wet markets that's where viruses can easily change their host crossing from one species to another. china is home to several wet markets and the international community has been calling for that closure. i think i should shut down those things right away we can clearly see. the great risk to the your who work with risk to go through. its curly thought there are over 200 diseases that are spread from animals to humans kno

in corona. will no longer be a danger to her daughter. joining me now is professor hendricks take director of the institute of hiv research at the university of vaughan professor we saw in that report just now how hiv patients are avoiding going to hospitals to get medication and treatment because of fear of the coronavirus how serious is this problem while the difference is basically between 19 and it should be is that many hiv patients do not get their medication it's a dead heat and almost 100 percent can die from aids hiv and they are infected now we're at the states where we can control the infection that well that people can make it happen normal life expectancy but now lacking those medication in some countries just due to. transportation chains this is a very serious problem and w h o n e u n h s and it's that about half a 1000000 additional aids that we both face this year because of the call that 19 prices ok just to distinguish premiums things are some people who are reluctant to go to the hospital to get their treatment for h.

with corona searching in the u.s. president trump claims 99 percent of all cases are totally harmless this despite record infection rates and more covert deaths than in any other country in the world america's struggle with the virus threatens to spiral out of control the president used his independence day speech to heap praise on his own crisis management but it seems that many americans don't quite see it that way with the economy.

our corona update. from the covert 19 special next on d w. every day counts for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make see the screen. how can we protect habitats. we can make a difference to. the ideas for the environmental series in the 3000 on t.w. . corona virus has made us reexamined our relationship with animals the virus originated in a species that was not our own and it follows many others swine flu bird flu a bowler and sars are all what are known as a zone diseases that means they jump from animals to humans. scientists hope to catch any potential new ones before they make that leap so what can we do took remender another worldwide. outbreak spreading from the animal kingdom to us. this is your cover 19 special here on the w. i'm chris berlin a warm welcome to more than 11000000 people worldwide have officially contracted the corona virus so far almost 550000 deaths are linked to covered 19 and while we are still battling this spend them you can prepare for future ones scien

states have rising numbers of corona virus infections people wanted to get back to everyday life and get the economy back on track but now bars and restaurants are closed again as our beaches and that ahead of july 4th independence day i'll agree with being told that we can't do anything expression on a holiday that this country's supposed to be celebrating independence i feel like people got their stuff together we're going to be doing this for a very long time president trump is playing down infection rates preferring to praise the american economy for creating jobs. 80 percent of small businesses are now open 80 percent. and we think we're going to have some very good numbers in the coming months because others are opening and especially as we put the flame out while authorities work to reinstate corona precautions trump has been preparing for independence day fireworks and flyovers in washington let's bring you up to date now with some of the other developments in the corona virus pandemic. germany and france are pushing for cease fires in global conflict areas to tackle the pand

believes the climate crisis is far more serious than corona and demi. thank you all for being here thank you all 3 for your statements i'd like to begin with you helena climate change activists that you are. i'm guessing that was perhaps a moment in your life when you said or thought to yourself we can't go on like this you know being there was such a moment tell us about it and i would say it was more of like a process i was always kind of hearing of the climate crisis but like so many people i can could both be put out of my mind and you know focus on my everyday life because you know for us here in europe not places the come across as not affecting our daily right reality yet. but then the special report from the i.p.c.c. to $1.00 degrees came out and you know quite simply black and white it said we only have this if you 2 budget left and that will be about 9 or half years and if we don't have our emissions by 2030 we're going have a real problem. i feel like that was the moment connected with the intense heat we had in germany that summer that cause

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our corona update. covert 19 special next on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we have it and when will all this. country just through the tap. and weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the chrono virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast so you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at. ford slash science. coronavirus has made us reexamined our relationship with animals the virus originated in a species that was not our own and it follows many others swine flu bird flu ebola and sars are all what are known as a zone diseases that means the jump from animals to humans. scientists hope to catch any potential new ones before they make that leap so what can we do to prevent another worldwide outbreak spreading from the animal kingdom to us. this is your cover 19 special here on the w. i'm chris coburn bill in a warm welcome to more than 11000000 people worldwide have officially contract at the corona virus so far almost 550000 deaths are linked to covered 19 and while w

the lockdown is back in parts of melbourne australia as a 2nd wave of corona virus infections appears residents of 9 public housing blocks and now under quarantine. class by and make it a double baiting labor goes into claimed the german cop down that al about openness scoring is the their hands at the come to this season's league title we catch up with the reaction from both ends olympic stadium. bomber back or is welcome to the program croatians are voting in parliamentary elections today that could push the a human bestowing further to the right with the governing conservative croatian democratic union up against the center left social democratic party the poll is taking place amid a new spike in covert 19 cases voyages of choosing between leaders who say they can keep infection rates down while reviving the battered economy. now one of the main contenders is expected to gain a majority making a coalition government a likely prospect for most of it and some say it's a gamble by the incumbent president under a plan covert that the ruling party calls early elections to profit from th

with corona searching in the u.s. president trump claims 99 percent of all cases are totally harmless this despite record infection rates and more covert deaths than in any other country in the world america's struggle with the virus threatens to spiral out of control the president used his independence day speech to heap praise on his own crisis management but it seems that many americans don't quite see it that way with the economy in freefall and society deeply polarized a record 69 percent say the country is on the wrong track trumps approval rate has plunged with elections just 4 months away corona in the usa trumps downfall. the an. element of. that's our topic today on to the point of very warm welcome and here are the guests who will answer that question it's a pleasure to welcome down hamilton he's a professor for political science at johns hopkins university school of advanced international studies he's also currently a robert bosch fellow in berlin and he says pandemic recessions systemic racism all made wo

and a russian cyber spies have been accused of trying to steal research on a possible corona virus vaccine the u.k. u.s. and canada say hackers who are part of russian intelligence services are attacking research institutions trying to develop a vaccine the british government also says it has evidence of russia interfering in its 2019 general election the kremlin has denied the allegations charlie angela has will. it's a global race to find a vaccine for couvade 19 and one country is accused of trying to cheat. the u.k.'s national cybersecurity center says russian hackers known as a p t 29 the jukes or cozy have tried to infiltrate coronavirus facilities to steal their work britain the u.s. and canada whose research into possible vaccines is quickly advancing have all been targeted to be targeting with cyber attacks the international effort not just here in the u.k. but in canada in the u.s. to try and find a vaccine which is for the greater good of the world as well as our people here at home and i think it's actually right that we called out in this measured way with our international pa

combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. from the covert 19 special next on d w. in the eye of climate change. is a major cities. mystery. what ideas do they have for their future. deja dot com megacity. get this click. coronavirus has made us reexamined our leadership with animals the virus originated in a species that was not our own 'd and it follows many others swine flu bird flu a bowler and sars are all what are known as a zone not of diseases that means they jump from animals to humans. scientists hope to catch any potential new ones before they make that leap so what can we do took tremendous other worldwide outbreak spreading from the animal kingdom to us. this is your cover 19 special here on the w. i'm chris they were. warm welcome to more than 11000000 people worldwide have officially contract of the corona virus so far almost 550000 deaths are linked to covered 19 and while we are still battling this pandemic and prepare for future ones scientists believe it's wise

repeatedly played down the risks of the corona virus and initially described it as a means to flee he also sentient. distancing recommendations and other measures including wearing face masks in public. has been tested 3 times previously all came back negative however on tuesday the brazilian right wing leader confirm to local media he had tested positive for covert 19 or soon to be a bit of a well i don't it on sunday with a certain feeling of being on well the cult with a monday with newsier tiredness a bit of muscle pain and to feel that it reached 38 degrees in the late afternoon girls i then thought that with the sentiments and with the presidential daughter believing it to be a possible curvy 19 infection i had a c.t. scan at a military hospital here in brasilia my lungs were clear. brazil is the 2nd worst hit country in the world after the us with more than 65000 deaths and at least 1600000 coronavirus cases. despite this pass restaurants and other businesses are slowly reopening the people still have doubts and they're getting as long as we follow the safety measures with spac

taking on common did to tackle the corona crisis only 35 percent find the plan unacceptable but the corona crisis is not the only topic on german's minds 50 percent of germans think climate protection should top the agenda during germany's 8 year presidency 39 percent say the impact of the coronavirus needs to be tackled and only 7 percent is still concerned with the blocks future relations with the u.k. progress on determining those future relations has been most european officials say but during the corona crisis the focus has shifted as the chances rise that the u.k. will leave the e.u. with no future deal in december a majority of germans say they want the remaining $27.00 e.u. states to move towards even more integration. and let's get a quick check of some other stories making news this hour elaine maxwell the former girlfriend of the late finance year and convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein has been arrested in the u.s. on sex trafficking charges maxwell is accused of recruiting girls to give epstein massages during which they were pressured into sex maxwell has previously denied an

with corona infection surging in the u.s. president truck claims 99 percent of all cases are harmless america's struggle with the virus threatens to spiral out of control corona in the u.s. trust down fall that's our topic on to the point to the point to the 30 minutes on g.w. . in good shape it is the. dog. oliver that's about it although that gets rid of many toxins. the consumption of alcohol and conflict in it sounds. funny causing fatty liver and cirrhosis so how can you protect your liver. good shit. 90 minutes on w. i'm not laughing stock of the general well i just sometimes i am but most often when it happens research i haven't thinks even for german culture of looking at the stereotypes aquatics put in here thinks he's a country that i not. yet needed to take for this drama they are new it's all about an awful new i'm rachel join me from meet the gentleman from v.w. . post are they friends so long to be with you should try to steer the board before just in the way you're full of bottom of the finished munition for ar

israel's prime minister says stricter measures are needed to tackle a surge in corona virus cases nearly a 1000 new infections are being reported every day the government has once again authorized the use of a controversial phone surveillance technology to try to stop the spread of the outbreak harry fossett is in west jerusalem with more. and this is the time that the internal security service in his religion that has been sanctioned to. monitor people's phones this isn't some absolute you voluntarily download this is the security services monitoring where people are being who they've been associating with and then sending them a text message to tell them to quarantine it it's assessed that they need to do so now this is through out the use of this tactic it has caused some outrage from human rights groups liberty groups but it has been deemed necessary to be put in place again it's newspaper reported that some 30000 people received such text messages since this began again on thursday and those who have some doubt of it want to repeal it they are finding it very difficult to get throug

news live from berlin to india for its record for corona virus infections while gradually easing lockdown restrictions workers allowed to return to their villages in west bengal find hard to break their homes destroyed by the cycle and hardly any help from the government also coming up. she's a rare woman in japanese politics and now she's cruised to real action as tokyo's governor so what's the secret to your success. and we join the soccer fans now supporting those left destitute by the coronavirus and brazil's biggest city sao paulo. welcome to the show india added a record number of new coronavirus cases on sunday with a spike of 22000 and factions despite that the country has been easing its colonna virus lockdowns allowing many migrant workers to finally make their way home but for those returning to the state of west bank all the pandemic isn't the only problem they also have to face the aftermath of a devastating cycle on. dies while travels to the district of horror in west bank all their locals told her about the huge challenges they're facing. celebrations of the mean source of

dash newsletter corona dash that. corona virus has made shopping for clothes and cosmetics a little tricky at times then if you've tried because often a shop where not you try things on before you hand over your cash the wong makeup beauty console in south korea has found a novel solution is using augmented reality to allow customers to try before they buy the system cleverly sherry's you how you would look where to kill a scholar a lipstick or whatever and it'll also analyze your skin and make recommendations. and that's all from this covered 19 special if you want more do visit our website to do with you dot com thanks for joining us. eco africa. he's known as the plastic man of. the new file has been campaigning for 15 years to get people in senegal to use less plastic in the. corona restrictions are forcing him to stay at home but he's counting on the fight. to. africa. no longer d w. w's crime fighters are back that never goes most successful in radio drama series continues. this season the stories focus on hate

our corona up to. 19 special next on d.w. . i'm not going to think out of the well i guess sometimes i am but most end up in which it happens when the german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotype quests but in a single season the country got out of. here you didn't seem to take it as drama there you go yes it's cold out there. i'm rachel join me for me at the german sunday. post. early february a man tested positive for cope with 19 after disembarking from this ship the diamond princess the ship was quarantined immediately after arriving in japanese waters a few days later more than 3700 passengers and crew members who were on board 700 people on board soon sickened with the virus for weeks the ship was the site of the largest outbreak outside of china. 5 months later cruise ship operators are pushing to reopen but can they guarantee passenger safety during a global pandemic. not be question welcome to your coverage not in special in detail the news some want to go jones and berlin as always so very g

our corona update. from the 19th special next on d w was. proud and they will not succeed in dividing us about not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters. made for mines. fancy a quarantine e. not so fast drinking during the pandemic to escape strains sent boredom may be harmless has some but for others it's a slippery slope to addiction. public health bodies a warning that substance abuse is on the rise many who suffered from addiction before the corona virus outbreak so they therapy disrupted all cut off altogether. and some are calling it a pandemic within a pad to make. addiction is a global problem the pandemic has led to a rise in fatal drug overdoses in canada some uses blame the temptation of the government's sudden public cash infusion with few questions asked demand for help is sort in the u.s. as addiction treatment budgets a slashed and the u.k. is reporting long waiting lists for reopened addictions and his social distancing has slashed cap

excess for handling of the corona virus pandemic but as a number of covert 9000 cases rises again the center right party is in the spotlight playing golf is just main challenge it is style benediction the social democrat leader is heading a restart coalition made up of small the center left parties he's trying to win over voters by claiming the removal of a dozen government ministers is proof of that incompetence. but. the election comes as the pandemic batters croatia's fight terrorism success but the biggest financial crisis in decades looming the economy is the main issue for many voters is. that a vote for no reason for me as a young mother it is important to have a stable job so my family can be sustained the fire of a bike or the model of the land i love they don't care enough about croatians going abroad on the climb and and the low salaries for young people many simply don't have a choice we should have more young people. involved in politics. i don't know maybe because they have some thoughtful ideas fresh ideas recent polls put the 2 main political camps neck and neck with o

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north korea has put the border city of case song into not dancing its 1st case of corona virus may have been brought in from south korea pictures were broadcast of kim jong il and chairing a meeting to announce the measure state media says the suspected case is a defector who fled to south korea years ago before returning illegally last week south korea says it's investigating sarah clarke is following the story from hong kong she says it's unclear whether the patient was tested for corona virus. well this person who defected 3 years ago to south korea the return date back to north korea was on july 19th and he suspected or he or she is suspected of having covert 19 other reports don't indicate if he or she has had the official coronavirus test and said that the suggestion is that there's been several medical check ups showing respect for the symptoms that are linked to or a similar to those that you have with the crowd a virus that if confirmed as you mentioned this would be the 1st case officially acknowledged by north korea kim jong un has had the emergency meeting has declared a sta

a global tally puts corona virus infections beyond 16000000 led by the us which is now recorded more than 70000 cases in the past day. britain suddenly reimpose is a quarantine on anyone coming in from spain catching travellers off guard. hello again you're watching council 0 coming to you live from our headquarters here and oh i'm peter doherty also ahead more scuffles and tear gas on the streets of the u.s. city of portland oregon and continuing protests against police brutality. thousands protest across israel furious about prime minister benjamin netanyahu is handling of the pandemic. just 4 days after a global tally showed $15000000.00 coronavirus infections the world has now surpassed $16000000.00 that's according to the u.s. based johns hopkins university it shows the united states brazil and india are leading a surge in new cases globally almost 650000 people on the known to have died the u.s. has recorded 73000 new infections in the past 24 hours the country's top infectious diseases expert dr anthony felt she is again urging state governments to hit pause on reopening the s

and the meat processor behind germany's largest corona virus outbreak begins to change its labor practices. the show i'm seeing bears in blood. it's not a cure it's not a vaccine but it is the 1st drug shown to be affective against the krona virus and does appear studies have shown that it can speed recovery for severely sick patients and that makes it highly coveted around the world the distribution plan from its american producer is facing scrutiny. rentes of beer is no wonder drug but it has shown promising effects in the treatment of people who fall in severely ill with covert 19 originally developed to treat a bowler it's attracted interest from countries around the world. last week the european commission gave conditional approval for m.d.'s appear to be used to treat seriously ill covert 1000 patients it follows similar moves in india japan and the united states. the company that makes the drug is an american firm that has faced criticism for agreeing to sell the vast majority of its output to the united states gilliatt told g.w. that its face difficulty meeting demand and that it's

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in corona will no longer be a danger to her daughter. earlier i spoke to dr shannon hader she's the deputy executive director of una it's the joint united nations program on h i.v. and it's just this week her organization along with more than 70 other countries warned that the coronavirus pandemic could lead to a dangerous shortage in lifesaving anti retroviral drugs i asked dr heater why. yeah you know we have sort of these colliding epidemics right now of hiv and coded and we have to make sure we respond to both and so number one on a really practical level we've started to see some really good in creative approaches to making sure services continue but on a larger scale we are absolutely seeing the risks for drug treatment shortage shortages there are barriers in some cases to raw materials getting into the country so that production can happen there are barriers to produce drugs getting out of countries and into the countries that need them because of covert restrictions and so it's a really important dance to be monitoring where sho

better the corona crisis hit now how does that will handle the continuation of the corona crisis. well basically don't but who knows because buyers and the crisis is so unpredictable for everyone in the world but the prime minister on the plane which is probably counting on continuation of his. his work and is promising to lead the country through the corona crisis. less hurt as it is possible. next time you know by giving us the latest on the elections in croatia from the capital tanya thank you very much indeed 2 palestinians have been shot on wanted by israeli settlers in the occupied west bank emergency crews took the victims to a hospital in the town of vidia israel has built nearly 250 in the call settlements on various parts of occupied palestinian land it's announced plans to annex sections of the west bank although it's unclear. the number of people who've died in ethiopia since the killing of a popular singer and activist has nearly doubled to 156 officials blame the deaths on both a response to the unrest by security forces and don't enter ethnic violence so hot so one

in corona. will no longer be a danger to a door. in the states announced its formal withdrawal from the world health organization u.s. president all trump threaten to leave the w.h.o. and permanently cut funding to the organization back in may over disagreements about how to respond to the global coronavirus endemic trump accuses the u.n. agency of quote pushing chinese misinformation although he had praised china's handling of the outbreak at the beginning of the year the u.s. was largest financial contributor to the w.h.o. . well for more now i'm joined on the line by professor paul a brave woman and she's the director of the center on social disparities in health at the university of california in san francisco thanks for being with us professor know you are among 750 scholars and health professionals who signed a letter to congress condemning the trump administration's decision to withdrawal from the w.h.o. why do you think it's the wrong move. well i think it's mitt if trump succes and that's not entirely clear i must say but i