corbett. lab, working on this for the last 8-9 months. can you tell us, as it relates to the disbursement of these vaccines, we have pfizer, moderna, and there's another one on the horizon, which should we theooking for as we watch heroes in the hospitals try to save us, what do you think we should be looking for as we watch these vaccines be dispersed? >> hi, and thanks a lot for this invitation. it's a pleasure to be here to engage with the community in this way. so, one thing that i do want to step back and just remind people is that the research we has been doing that has really fueled these vaccines forward in what we consider to be a rapid way, or warp speed, is long-standing. long-standing at the nh for six years. since i graduated from graduate school. the vaccine development that has been happening for the last several months is something you are seeing in front of your eyes, something happening very rapidly. there's tons of science and data that not only backs would is being expresse

corbett to give information about the third vaccine. >> yes doctor corbett as, and then i will give it to dr. g as well. go ahead dr. corbett. >> i'm assuming you're talking about the astrazeneca candidate which is using the same piece of the coronavirus which is the protein. not the virus. the cool protein around the astrazeneca vaccine -- is that they take the guts out of a normal cold virus and they remove all of the material that would make it a effective virus. they put that spike protein inside. so basically they are using the outside of a common cold virus to express a coronavirus protein. as the coronavirus alerts your immune system. once it's alerted, the protein is there so it can teach your immune system what the spike protein of the coronavirus looks like. so that is what astrazeneca and johnson & johnson are using. >> doctor judy. >> yes. i think one of the things about this new virus is that it is very sneaky. it comes, in and the body is not really able to detect it. so that is why the body can be very devastated. it's really about teaching your system to react to it. to

kizzmekia corbett, an african back inside just. this is dr.t, senior research fellow working with the vaccine research center speaking in a report by abc news. >> what i what people understand is that the safety and the development of these vaccines is not any dierent than what has been happening before the requirements from this fda are actually more robust than they have been before. i also understand there are issues of lack of trustworthiness. i say it in that way because understating the onus of gaining the public's trust lies in the hands of people like me from the vaccine developed a standpoint and the institution where i am employed, for example, to earn trust that has been stripped from people over the course of centuries. i wanted to make it clear the work we have been doing for so it., i personally stand by with essentially all of my being. amy: that is dr. corbett of the national institutes of health who helped to develop the vaccines. cancamara phyllis jones, you talk about her significance? an amazing, she is scientist. i had an

corbett at [ ih, an african-american female who helped develop these vaccines. thanks to the scientists and doctors who reviewed it, of particularly those of color and the study participants who bravely involved to demonstrate its safety and efficacy and dr. fauci and i have been working for months to make sure the trials are representative of the population so that everyone can feel safe getting this vaccine. professionally and personally to everyone who has made this day possible, thank you with all of my heart. as a practicing anesthesiologist at walter reed hospital i frequently deployed member of the u.s. public health service commission corps who is helped stand up multiple covid-19 testing sites and an individual with asthma and high blood pressure i am acutely aware of my own increased risk for covid-19 exposure and the comorbidities that increase my risk of complications. and as the u.s. surgeon general and a black man, i am equally aware of the symbolic significance of my vaccination today. as i've discussed with faith leaders as recently as last night

my state director, deborah chief of staff, corbett., if you have not brightens up the room every time she walks in and has a genuine love for her country. he lives in forsyth grew up as an air force child. calls texas home from that time but has claimed georgia, so committed is she, mr. speaker, i remember a world war ii veteran, a widow, and she was losing her housing. deborah woke up on a saturday morning and read about it in the newspaper. she spent the next week finding this family and spent the week after that solving that problem . made a difference in that life that can never be measured, and did it not because a constituent called, not because someone knocked on the door, but simply because she lives a life of looking for opportunities to make other people's lives better. she finds herself out in the community each and every day not just serving us but fulfilling a true heartfelt mission to see what she can do that others could not. an amazing woman, an amazing mother, and certainly an amazing public servant. i thank her for th

corbett at n.i.h., an africanamerican female to help develop these vaccines. thanks to the scientists and doctors who reviewed it, particularly those of color. and the study participants who bravely volunteered to demonstrate its safety and efficacy, and dr. fauci and i have been working for months to make sure the trials are representative of the population so that everyone feels safe getting this vaccine. professionally and personally, to everyone who has made this day possible, thank you, with all of my heart. as a practicing anesthesiologist at walter reed hospital, a frequently deployed member of the u.s. public health service commission corps, whose helped stand up multiple covid-19 testing sites, and an individual with asthma and high blood pressure, i am acutely aware of my own increased risk for covid19 exposure and the comorbidity that increases my risk of complications. and as the u.s. surgeon general and a black man, i am equally aware of the symbolic significance of my vaccination today. as i discussed with faith leaders as recently as last night,

corbett. >> i wanted it to be visible, i wanted people to understand that i stooded by the work that long. for me, what success looks like is a large proportion of the population vaccinated so that we can return to our so-called normal life. >> lighting the way. that's "nightline" for tonight, see you back here tomorrow, same time, thanks fo we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right.

breaking news just coming into us now the french president emanuel macro has tested positive for corbett 19 that news coming to us from the elisei will have more on that of course at the top of the our and i stay with this people in power is up next. al jazeera. well every. 3 says a proud reputation is the birthplace of democracy of government by the people for the people but to the ethnic to fish minority of trace in the country's northeast who say they've suffered decades of discrimination from the state that snot have it seems today we've been to investigate. west and thrice. the northeastern corner of grace bordering bulgaria and turkey is wild and remote. 3rd day payment ins would struggle these 3 countries form a spectacular natural frontex. the history of this region is no less dramatic it has changed hands countless times over the centuries finally coming and also men rule in the 1300s which lasted until about a 100 years ago. but even today the mountainous province of western thrice which is now given traumatic ins continues to simmer with ethnic tensions 850000 ethnic turks liv

lot of misinformation and conspiracy theories circulating also on the topic of the vaccination of corbett 19 in general of course and therefore 3 former presidents have come out and they want to get vaccinated in front of the cameras to raise awareness also to make people to raise the credibility in fact and those are george w. bush bill clinton barack obama so it's a bipartisan a bipartisan effort here on the hope of course is that as time goes by more people get vaccinated also the acceptance grows within the american population and that's our correspondent in washington d. w.'s all of a salad thank you very much olivia let's take a look now at some of the other developments in the coronavirus pandemic australia has canceled the production of a local code 19 vaccine after some trial depends returned false positive hiv results through the testing proved that the hiv wasn't there the government will instead tsukuba vaccines elsewhere and scientists say the pandemic is the reason that global c o 2 emissions dropped by 7 percent this year this is the biggest fall they say it's because peopl

reflection of the zimbabwe premier shock a league football or 3 does seem not to be sure about the corbett 1000 regulations to implemented so that the league may resume again football players and fans are the biggest losers. at these rough grounds in the capital harare somebody township social smoker has feud in the vacuum left by the professional league. soccer fans gather each weekend to enjoy games though they are disappointed by the suspension of the premier league is not good in seeing the food will be played with regard to some there is playing south africa's playing but right now in zimbabwe looking premier super league pains are so much across town as soccer academy is training youngsters who hope to 10 professional trainers are hoping reason will prevail for the return of the premier sokolich our football has suffered enough is not a joke let's try to make sure we make a decision said of football to make sure beginning of the football should be seen benefited more than anything this knowledge is keeping the clash. the personality clashes are not helping professional players like e

the federal government they deny everything because of the extended according to the law because of corbett test of the word and then they say they don't accept the federal government they make illegal election which is not into did they did all unconstitutional or this was tolerated finally you know what they did and did you expect any any government to see dawn in the sea when the country is dismantled is a country of an it is become a question and the country will be dispersing this. isn't acceptable we want to dig in a little deeper in just a moment about the background of the ethnic tensions in t.k. progs province but an economist get what's your response to what we've just heard would you also say that this is a law enforcement operation you're opening statement referred to a long running conflict ahead and well taking the historical background of the tensions between the central government and the region i'm now looking more into the region and less to the. leading force integrating but it was also part of the government in ethiopia so taking the story can speak that from this region

corbett speaking to the african-american communities.here can be no more powerful messenger than to have a brilliant black medical researcher tell the african-american community that this is a safe vaccine and recognizing the lack of trust that exists based on historic racial bias in our system and the actual experimentation on black bodies over two centuries in this country has made it such that we have to work harder in the african-american community to get take up because this is a historic day. this is a great day for america, but it will not be a great rollout if we do not reach the african-american community and all the communities who should be our highest priority. >> mayor lightfoot, your final thought. >> well, i just want to add a note of caution. while this is a great day and it's a hopeful day, as someone recently said here in chicago, we can see the light at the end of the tunnel, but we are still in the tunnel. it's going to be six months probably before we get critical mass of people across the country with the access and

corbett also said moderna slowed down their enrollment in order to get more black people to enroll. >the study and they stopped it and got it up to 10%, still not representative of the 14% that african-americans are, one, you do want to see how a vaccine might react in different populations but it's important for black people to see that this was studied in black people. so it's very important to do that but trust the scientists but also trust the scientists is as big of a deal as trusting the science it several. the government did this to the african-american community so a little hesitant to say, okay, let's see how it works first. >> a lot of history to get past. >> important conversations to have. >> it sure is. >>> we'll switch gears to the story of an american teenager facing jail time in the cayman islands for breaking the caribbean nation's covid rues. skylar mack left quarantine early to watch her boyfriend compete in a jet ski competition and now she's paying the price. deborah roberts has the story. good morning, deborah. >> reporter: good morning, george. the caymans, an i

corbett. >> i wanted it to be visible, i wanted people to understand that i stooded by the work that i had done for so long. for me, what success looks like is a large proportion of the population vaccinated so that we can return to our so-called normal life. >> lighting the way. that's "nightline" for tonight, see you back here tomorrow, same time, thanks fo we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran me of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa we're made for. the we have to find just nosomething else.it. good luck! what does that mean? we are doomed. [laughter] that's it. i figured it out! we're going to give togetherness. that sounds dumb. we're going to take all those family moments and package them. hmm. [la

country or within europe and then you have to look at the numbers who was affected especially with corbett 900 infections and who died and these are especially the elderly population in our given countries so if we get the vaccine to those especially vulnerable groups 1st then we will reduce the more teletoon rate on top of that we have to think about the more pretty teeth great as well the onus of the load of illness that causes a strain on our health care systems to reduce disease is also a very important part and to that matter the vaccine trials that were published last week actually demonstrate the ficus e regards to reduction of disease and the next step the of course how do we protect those especially health care professionals that are dealing with those patients that have to get 19 they need the vaccine as well this is the priority zeeshan route which we need approval by the society but as well as by the legislation as well. angelman professor for infectious diseases and the liberal party in the german parliament thank you so much. thank you dr these ensuring the 1st wave of the pa

that started with the corbett lock down in in spring and still continues so we should not forget that. rather there are stricter rules for the people residing in their sections center with them for the for the general population which circumstances are weighing the heaviest on the people stuck in those camps i'm sorry can you repeat again i didn't hear you very well what are the circumstances that are weighing heaviest on the people stuck and scams and affecting their mental health. yes so so in addition to the very stressful condition of not knowing what will happen in the future and need to anyway people being stuck in india in very problematic situations with the goal of aid they're not there even less able to get away from from those camps so. and there is the additional let the additional fear of the disease itself when there are very little chances of hygiene and social distancing its simplest and see which is like the 2 main measures that we are all of virus to take so and in concert where there are public sanitation facilities long queues in order to get to get food and so on.

know that you love in your life and at that the you of course while many countries struggled with corbett a few handled it well south korea new zealand and the tiny feta islands which we described as a light in the north we have all chosen this early in the wrench and that we went where early and would lock down the faroe islands we only had 3 positive cases where we lucked out we have traced all the cases found the people who have been in contact with people who are tested positive and that we have put people into quarantine we live in a world with a huge amount of and in fact growing transmission aspirants and we cannot be at all complacent about it and we need to really keep noticing our borders and keep doing large amounts of hissing new zealand and meant sure our tracing systems on a tracing systems are we can well as a backstop measure and finally at the end of the year we've got chris smyth by calling again the professor look at meall they were able to reclaim a triumph of science to give us all hope for the future. here we are less than a year after we 1st discovered this virus ex

government they deny everything because of when the term is extended according to the law because of corbett taste of the word and then they say they don't accept the federal government they make illegal election which is not illegal and did it all unconstitutional or this was tolerated finally you know what they did and did you expect any any government to sit down in the sea when the country is dismantled as a country for vanity is become a question in the country will be dispersing this. isn't acceptable we want to dig in a little deeper in just a moment about the background of the ethnic tensions in t.k. prague province but economists can know what's your response to what we've just heard would you also say that this is a law enforcement operation you're opening statement referred to a long running conflict ahead and well taking the historical background of the tensions between the central government and the region i'm now looking rather more into the region and less with the. leading force integrating but it was also part of the government in ethiopia so taking the story can speak that

government they deny everything because of when the term is extended according to the law because of corbett who's test of the world and then they say they don't accept the federal government they make illegal election which is not illegal and did it all unconstitutional or this was tolerated finally you know what they did and did you expect any government to sit down in the sea when the country is dismantled is a country for vanity is become a question in the country will be dispersing this. isn't acceptable we want to dig in a little deeper in just a moment about the background of the ethnic tensions in t.k. prague province but because i'm asking you what's your response to what we've just heard would you also say that this is a law enforcement operation you're opening statement referred to a long running conflict ahead and well taking the historical background of the tensions between the central government and the region i'm now looking more into the region and less to the. leading force integrating but it was also part of the government in ethiopia so taking the story can speak that from

been taking part time jobs i've had 3 jobs since everything happens that i keep losing because of corbett there is also been a devastation of small businesses across the united states at this point we've got quite a bit of frustration from democrats and republicans about all the amount of time that it took to reach a stimulus a. negotiations dragged on for months many are questioning how things might change in january when joe biden comes into office biden is promising that he will turn things around regarding the pandemic in his 1st 100 days many people are looking at joe biden's words and saying let's wait and see a lot of frustration in the united states right now a lot of economic suffering a lot of a lot of people that are are very unsatisfied with this stimulus agreement. kristie believes that the measure well enough to help all americans i think this is a temporary and they just to tide us into next year essentially so this is. really this is not enough for many americans potentially facing eviction next year is the unemployment in this way in a small business closure that's not go

this week in canada's on tare or province people who refuse supposedly voluntary vaccination against corbett could face a number of restrictions that is the wording of the province's health minister there may be some restrictions in terms of travel or other restrictions that may arise as a result of not having a vaccination but that's going to be up to the person themselves to make that decision on the basis of what's more important to them yeah a little bit vague isn't it the health officials remarks come amid concerns that people will be made to have the job the authorities are insisting as well we can just about make out there that vaccination will be voluntary earlier calibers prime minister announced up the country would receive its 1st doses of pfizer's vaccine next week political analyst alison that bruno sees the threat and restrictions are the best way to make people trust in a vaccine i think. forcing people to be vaccinated with the. premise that we've heard in ontario is not the best way to persuade the population to consider being vaccinated in fact it is the worst way to do it

that we know oil prices are going down so the entire economy's feeling the shock and the impact of corbett but i think there's an additional impact which is the security issues the security issues particularly in the north east in the northwest as well banditry is at an all time high and it's something that is affecting not just the economy but the farmers the livelihood and the sort of the the the the way people are living in the northeast in northwest this has been exacerbated further by climate change we see that the property and the land they were used by farmers to graze their cattle in the past are no longer available waters being a scarce resource that is really providing a pressure to the already high tension across the country and we can't forget the tribal the tribal issues with the with the people across nigeria with airing with with tribes that perhaps and get along in the past but now it's being it's been accentuated by the limited resources both in the economic standpoint climate change and of course the banditry and security issues that nigeria's facing so all in all i think

on thursday rejected the ruling saying in a statement the fate the victims of forced cremation of corbett191000 suspected dead had been the highest court in sri lanka has been shattered victims and communities are now left without a recourse in sri lanka for the continued injustice they suffer the health minister says burials can't be allowed on till the technical experts committee present its final decision after conducting an in-depth study into the virus muslim activists says her community has lost patience and will continue to leave bodies organizers as they're called here at the morgue until the cremation stop to almost 18 months the most in community has been asking from the government so they are fed up they don't trust the government anymore they feel that it is a punishment so they don't want to be part of this process at all so therefore they are just leaving the genesis and i've been told at least 2 or 3 hospital muslim genesis up piling up government spokesman. says the decision to cremate lies solely with the experts committee government to. ensure. he just split committee th

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rubenstein spoke with michael corbett the unique challenges with working remote. >> many businesses areeship businesses. we have learned our craft by physically being together. those experiences being passed down, that is an important part of part of our business. we don't know how that ages. we don't know overtime what remote working, what the ramifications are. we know some of the benefits. people talk about the productivity that comes working remotely. if i work seven days a week, 16 hours a day, don't take any holidays, at least for a time i'll be more productive, but there are two axis to that chart. one is the productivity measured over a long time, but the other piece is creativity. i don't want to wake up as a company, wake up as an industry our skill setsed out around moving too quickly toward remote. i also think the other piece that is important is people join companies for their culture, for the people. i think it's important that we keep that in mind. and will we have begun absolutely continue to accelerate the move toward digital, and where appropriate more remote, but i c

extended according to the law because of corbett taste of the water and then they say they don't accept the federal government they make illegal election which is not illegal and did it all unconstitutional or this was tolerated finally you know what they did and did you expect any government to sit down in the sea when the country is dismantled his accomplices for vanity is become a question in the country will be dispersing this. isn't acceptable we want to dig in a little deeper in just a moment about the background of the ethnic tensions in t.k. prague province but because of this kind of what's your response to what we've just heard would you also say that this is a law enforcement operation you're opening statement referred to a long running conflict ahead and well taking the historical background of the tensions between the central government and the region i'm now looking more into the region and less to the. leading force integrating but it was also part of the government in ethiopia so taking the story can speak that from this region the went a long standing war to the region

corbett, an african-american, was involved in the vaccine itself being put together and being -- and i believe you have credible people that i know because i have questions, like dr. valerie montgomery rice of morehouse and others that are involved. but again, i think this really needs to be taken seriously, as you just said it would b. thank you for being with us, dr. selena gownder. >> let me go now to be joined by senator bob casey, democrat of pennsylvania. senator, thank you for being with us this evening. >> reverend al, good to be with you, thank you. >> now, you sit on the health and aging committee. negotiations are under way right now as lawmakers are scratching to pass a spending bill and a coronavirus relief package before tomorrow's deadline. what is holding everything back? and is there fear that the much-needed relief may not come until next week? >> reverend al, i think what the people on both sides are trying to do is to get to an agreement on the covid relief bill. that's the main sticking point right now. the spending bill, which will be part of this, that seems li

deduct your property taxes and state income taxes from your federal taxes and its continued with corbettving more virtually. we are doing this interview and i'm in my house. people are where they want to be, not where they feel like they have to be. miami is winning the battle. one of the safest big cities in america. we have the second lowest tax rate in about six years. >> charles: i think that was one thing that you hit on. this whole thing has been expedited or helped exponentially, if you will, with the arrival of covid-19. also being a safe city. the first iteration, if you will, of the miami boom came with the hot scene, south american money. the europeans. it was flashy. it was fantastic but it was also crime-ridden. that's the big difference this time around, isn't it? >> it's a huge difference. last year we had the lowest homicide rate since 1954. that's not adjusted for population growth. we have significant he more people now than we had 70 years ago. we've done that through good leadership. we've done it through having the largest police force in the history of our city. we

-- we built it, because we had this comedian on, a british comedian, he's gone now, sadly ronnie corbettas coming on the show, so we thought, "oh, let's get audience members to try to tell stories, and we'll flip them funny, one show, our line producer then got in touch with us and said, "you know that chair? that was quite expensive, is there any way we could use that chair again? >> jimmy: "just twice would even make me happy just please, we spent so much money on that flipping chair, we have to do this bit again." >> yeah. we need some economy of scale. yeah, so now, it's been good value now, 'cause we do it every week, so, it's been going for years. >> jimmy: i read somewhere that you don't consider yourself a good interviewer, which is surprising to me, because i think you are a great -- >> well, i think -- isn't it that thing, that like, i like chatting, i like chatting to people, that's very nice but, like, aninterview to me sounds like you're going to go somewhere or get some revelation i have zero interest you know, when you get those things from, like, the people, it's like, "o

inside, john corbett.eers and applause ] >> darn, what a handsome devil that is. >> jimmy: do you have a copy of this? this magazine? >> seven of them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i selected one of the quotes. "kyle chandler has that prell hair, controlled pout, and hurt hazel eyes. the rest of him could moonlight as a chippendale's dancer." [ laughter ] >> you're damn right, jimmy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it also said you were single and looking for love. is that how you met your wife? got into whatever butt things? [ laughter ] >> well, jimmy, it is, actually. >> jimmy: it is, wow. >> i sent out that call, yeah. you know, this thing about george, though, i'd like to step back. >> jimmy: yeah, go ahead. >> i can't tell you, doing this movie with him -- how many wonderful things i've had to come up to say about him. >> jimmy: ah, yes. >> let's just get one thing straight. he talks often about being the sexiest man alive twice. indeed. but you know what, twice is only two more times than you and i have got. [ lau

corbett, who helped develop this vaccination and we're very proud. there is legitimate distrust because of tuskegee, the t-cells, that happened in the past. but this is a new day. and one of the reasons that i wanted to take it as a demonstration that it is comfortable that the vaccination will help solve the problems. we need 100 million americans to have this vaccination so we can have herd immunity and we're honored to be the first hospital to get the vaccination and all of our team members are willing and able to take the vaccination. we want to demonstrate very clearly that it is the right thing to do. >> george, we really appreciate you and your staff sharing this moment with us. it has been a long time coming. we hope that this is something that brings you hope as you have been struggling through this very difficult time on the front lines. george miller, thank you to all of you, really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> so for the last week, more than 100,000 people have been in the hospital every day fighting covid. that is the highest seven d

corbett. that was very impactful.boston so that people will know, we have basketball players, a good friend of mine, cedric maxwell, is starting a campaign about take the shot. that's exciting. that's wonderful. so there's all kinds of things we can do. it's like all hands on deck to let people know they have value and to give them the accurate information. >> doctor, thank you, liz, for that, because -- or thank you, reverend walker. dr. tuckson, that's really important that word value because, you know, people -- black people in particular, want to feel valued by government. they want to be valued by the medical system. and all that is wrapped into trusting this vaccine. and so if they didn't feel value during this administration for a host of things and are now trying to embrace these two vaccines, what is going to be your messaging to the next administration how to convey black people feel valued by government, by the institution of medicine, of the judicial system, all of those things, that litany that reverend w

in the newspaper saying there was going to be no 2nd wave of corbett and when the media were reporting on the possibility of that it was just hysteria antony he's been the face of so much of the coverage of covert over the last several months he says look the reality is that the vaccines have happened much sooner than anyone expected of course you'll remember that they were talking about it as possibly happening sometime in the middle of next year but people shouldn't get carried away there is still a huge risk and of course we're just one week away from the christmas holiday so dr foti is our jeanne people to take here because what they do want to see after getting through this spike is another spike in 2 or 3 weeks' time. still to come this half hour there is nothing that i can find that i would have done differently here news of a company that makes the addictive painkiller oxycontin defend themselves to congress and the acute crisis that's killed them out of 450000 people in the us. and the confusion posed as one of the most powerful suckers in fiji's history hammers the pacific on

corbett. there are scientists who are experts in community engagement who are also involved.re a lot of protections in place. but the mistrust is understandable. >> what do we need to do right now to help our most vulnerable communities? we know how the pandemic has hit them. but we also know, come skwjanua more and more people are going to become food insecure. people are going to lose their homes. people are losing their jobs. what do we need to do right now beyond logistics plans for the distribution of the vaccine which is months away? >> well, i think we all need public health professionals, people in the media, health professionals, leaders just like governor andrew cuomo, need to work with community leaders, with trusted organizations, faith organizations, businesses, schools. they need to work with local celebrities, artists. anybody who is trusted in communities of color to deliver this message of how to protect themselves from getting covid-19 and to help them to actually believe more in the safety of the vaccine. i think we need to have people who are health -- fro

on thursday rejected the ruling saying in a statement the freed the victims of forced cremation of corbett 19 or covered 900 suspected dead had been the highest court in sri lanka has been shattered victims and communities are now left without a recourse in sri lanka for the continued injustice they suffer the health minister says burials can't be allowed until the technical expert committee presents its final decision after conducting an in-depth study into the virus. muslim activists sirrah says her community has lost patience and will continue to leave bodies organizers as they're called here at the morgue until the cremation stop the almost 18 months the muslim community has been asking our answer from the government so they are fed up. don't trust the government any more they feel that it is a punishment so they don't want to be part of this process at all so therefore they are just leaving the genesis and i've been told at least 2 or 3 hospitals of muslim john are piling up government spokesman says the decision to cremate lies with the experts committee government i started it in sh