muhammad, i will ask you to start. >> that's a hard one, to be honest.i think there are some signs but it all depends on how you want to get in. on one hand i can say we are always together and there should be more international collaboration, but people can interpret that as it depends on which way the line that you want to see yourself. i think there is going to be an increased attention, i hope, on infectious disease in general. that was going down and i deal with graduate students all the time a year enough, two years ago infectious diseases were not on the radar. they are now under think that's a good thing. i also think there is despite a lot of misinformation and conspiracy theories there is a greater public understanding that i think it's a positive achievement. my family and pakistan, my friends have now more understanding of both infectious diseases and infections, and while they don't want to be exposed or claimed to be exposed, there's a deeper appreciation for the valley of science, the value of research and to think that is a good thing. wh

because we know in that previous election john muhammad was an incumbent and he lost and so anything can happen by is too close to call this morning. we've just been talking about some of the economic challenges poverty level. and of course we know about what do we know about the candidates approaches to those. so the incumbent government has largely focused on industrialisation trying to build factories across the country is yet to really make is yet to really fourfold the promise of good in every district about that is the intent of the government currently the candidate has full course also want to restructure in the financial sector so that has been basically a train for the current government and also trying to ensure that. bring some technology to the economy of how to run the economy. has largely been this campaign on creating jobs and also allowing low cost to business is. this really is the difference between the 2 candidates are going to decide on monday. and just quickly isaac if you can how big a role has the impact of coronavirus on the gandhian economy played in the run

muhammad do you have an opinion about the vaccine? >> i think we should be hopeful.today looks very promising for the timeline has been kept somewhat under wraps or abstract at this stage. people don't want to hear too much about the exact timing and discussion of tens of millions of vaccine dosages by the end of december and april but i would be stay cautiously optimistic on that. it would be best to look at the data coming from the company. states have their own way of looking at this and i do not know the exact timeline. there's data that has been released its very promising and that's all i can say at this stage. >> deborah their therapeutics involved as well in some of them seem promising. we don't have a cure but do you have an assessment of the treatments and what it thinks is so striking even though the number of cases has risen so high now the case fatality rate has declined so something we are doing is right or the disease may have changed a little bit. we only have a minute so have you got an idea about that? >> i have one minutes worth of ideas. we have p

and the opposition leader the ex-president john muhammad. campaigns for the 2020 general elections taking place on vetch op platforms with social media playing a key role in it. but that has not stopped. from holding huge gatherings ignoring safety protocols president who has 4 tests to keep him in power. so he can do more for them swati b.n.p. pete is hopeful kenyans will grant that's requests and we're known that the new part of the past when i've always provided they needed quality leadership and when the president it's my 1st to help would be without the. leadership of. helping to protect they gave me for all in me as being a message to the people of. the position candidates and former president john muhammad is also hopeful of victory of the spot to say the government hasn't done enough to deserve another 4 years. every single guy who wanted to avoid this shock from the economy depression and pressure that's being handed to the people by their god must we come on election day and feel that that is the path to salvation the way out for t

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where gun a ends go to the polls on monday with president hu for alto and former president john muhammad among 12 candidates for the presidency god is loaded as one of africa's stable democracies and is also considered a regional beacon economically the west african country is rich in raw materials chiefly or oil and gas but also gold and cocoa and in recent years it's seen consistent growth g.d.p. with levels as high as 8 point one percent but the corona virus pandemic is expected to push that growth down to just one and a half percent 5th year the pandemic is also swelling garners already enormous debts to over 76 percent of g.d.p. ghana has applied for international aid credits to help with that well going to has registered success in combating poverty it still has a way to go and not to according to the world bank around 23 percent of the population still live on less than the equivalent of a $1.90 per day in u.s. dollars on this let's speak to our correspondent collette see who's joining us from the gun and capital accra great to have you on the program so election coming up on mond

the mom wallerstein muhammad lives modestly here in chicago he became the head of the nation of islam when his father in law john muhammad died in 1975 wallenstein persuaded most of the nation to adopt mainstream islam and he changed the nation's name to the world community of islam in the west there was some very startling new ideas that. yes tell us about some of the it was a myth and this did destroy we had a myth the origins of the white race as grafted there were the bagmen you know. it's mind blowing you know and the blood and black people were gods and the whites were devils as a exactly exactly but what made you break with the nation of islam that it didn't it didn't take nothing but a child's brain for me to do that i was about 11 or 12 when i was that that was wrong then you became a sunni muslim well i don't make a big deal muscly in cia you know when i became a mainstream muslim you became a mainstream muslim and the really the importance of it how it would affect not only muslims but christians sue. was not realized ballasts in 1905 in what way was it important turning th

that was different from what elijah muhammad wanted to do.ijah mohammed is not willing to go that far with malcolm on that. >> was malcolm's family united with him over the still hanging back with elijah? >> the brothers were, and wilford talks about this in his own speeches, that he says that they were really in it not for the religion. wilford wasn't in it for the religion, he was more in it for the religion but there different so they have different expectations. the sister didn't stick with it too much because they didn't like it. they didn't like being in the nation. the others rose up to be ministers and wilford says that after malcolm was killed he separated himself from the nation. he wasn't ever in it for the religious, the religion of it. he was in it for the organization of. >> malcolm's assassination which happened in 1965 in york new yk city right across from columbia university hospital. is it true that the hit was ordered by elijah mohammed? >> it's an organization. you are not going to have hit without the leader making it. th

don't be muhammad ali.greg: let's do this. greg's vanity news. dogs do amazing tricks i'm always on the lookout for fun new tricks. i saw a new one. it's called the jesse watters. it's when a dog finds itself on tv and because mesmerized by his own likeness. this is the perfect jesse watters. 9.9. >> jesse: i am best in show, i agree. geraldo. >> geraldo: i have been a new york football giants fan my whole life, born and raised in new york, moved to cleveland with erica. i have shifted my allegiance to the cleveland browns. on sunday for the first time there is a consequential game between the giants and the browns. they are both in playoff contention. when i got here, the browns were 1-31. now they are in the playoff hunt against the giants. who am i rooting for? the browns. >> jesse: i am rooting for the browns too. we've got to get the eagles back in the playoff picture. emily, we'll get you next time. that's it for us. "special report" as of next with the bret baier. >> bret: sorry, emily. good evening.

and the opposition leader the ex-president john muhammad. campaigns for the 2020 general elections taking place on vetch op platforms with social media playing a key role in it due to the coronavirus pandemic but that has not stopped. from boarding huge gatherings ignoring safety protocols president who has 4 tests to keep him in power. so he can do more for them swati b.m.p. pete is hopeful kenyans will grant that's request and with so long that they knew better the party when i was always provided they needed quality leadership and when the party lines it's mine 1st to move it would be without the leadership of 7 helping to protect the games with me for all as being a message to the good people. the position candidates and former president john muhammad is also hopeful of victory of order to spot to say this the government hasn't done enough to deserve another 4 years. every single guy who wants to avoid this shock for a moment depression and pressure that is being handed to the people by the flood must with the election and feel that that

is seeking a 2nd 4 year term his main challenger john muhammad is also a former president. reports from accra both candidates have competing visions and how to rebound the economy. president. arrives to vote at a polling station in his assistant home k.b. hoping to to see to guess his protests as a defeated pretty 16. the president is confident his performance of the past 4 years will earn him another tim in office. we have a mature and civilized people that get their people because we have proved in the past we have seen tents democratic values you know culture i did have a little cold surprise and this is the school day those who live this across the country. in the northern town of bully his main challenger former president john muhammad voted but raised concerns about shoddy preparations especially with stops and problems with verification machines on voting day no matter what their futures likely i mean he's already saying there's a meeting here at the moment he's got to kind of i got this from a distance and let him in i thought i would have it was one of a regular th

seeking a 2nd 4 year term his main challenger john muhammad is also a former president of the drinks reports from across. president. arrives to protest a polling station and he's a sister katie hoping to to see to guess his protests as a youth defeated pretty 16. the president is confident his performance of the past 4 years will earn him another tim in office. we have a mature civilized people that get it and keep it as we have proved in the past we have deep attachment democratic values no doubt so i do have a little tall surprise that this is the school day there is scrutiny of this across the country. in the northern town of forli his main challenger former president john muhammad voted but raised concerns about shoddy preparations especially with the late stops and problems with verification machines on voting day. you're just like you know i mean i was already saying this i mean you are just going to kind of i got this from the station that hit me and i thought oh my god why don't i remember that i was over having you stand here with him heard during the exhibition we checked h

monday's presidential and parliamentary vote former president and main opposition candidate john muhammad accused the incumbent of trying to rig the election president's not a coup for steam has released an official results suggesting that he's leading the race that's go live now to the capital of the capital accra ahmed addresses outside the election commission in the capital so you've got both the governing party and the opposition accusing each other a vote fraud in this election. absolutely this has been going on since i. 'd began my killers looking for a place. busy for the benefit of. shortly after the election clearly. there was. a time for the election. in the words of the opposition however the election. nothing to hide it has done the best it can to get a refund credible the government and its party of course responded to those allegations by john muhammad and today when we were supposed to be getting the final results of the next presidential election a parliamentary election this is exactly what's happening in front of the election commission you can see for your release the o

violence at least 5 people have been killed former president and main opposition candidate john muhammad accused the incumbent of trying to rig the election ivory coast president al assad what to push to change the constitution and run for a 3rd term despite an opposition boycott the election was marred by intimidation violence and electoral malpractise observers reported the 23 percent of polling stations did not open at all due to threats or attacks in guinea alpha condé is decision to also run for a 3rd term sparked protests that were met by a crackdown by security forces condé want almost 60 percent of the vote but his opponent said the election was rigged and that condi violated the constitution by running again dozens of people have since been killed in anti-government demonstrations. and in ethiopia's northern region of to great tensions escalated after leaders of to grace people liberation front held regional elections defying a federal government ban prime minister ahmed announced a military offensive after accusing to grand forces of attacking and seizing a military base in the

next 24 hours president a coup for oddo is seeking a 2nd for yet while his main challenger john muhammad is aiming to unseat him candidates offering competing visions on how to help the economy rebound i'm interested reports from. president. arrives to vote at a polling station in his assistant home k.b. hoping to to see to guess his protests as a defeated 16. the president is confident his performance of the past 4 years will earn him another tim in office. we have a very mature and civilized people that get their people because we have proved in the past we have deep attachment democratic values don't count so i do have a little cold surprise that this is going on there is live this across the country . in the northern town of folly his main challenger former president john muhammad voted but raised concerns about shoddy preparations especially with the late stops and problems with verification machines on voting day. if you're serious like you were i mean was a very serious illness and maybe the moment has not had contact with this woman is there something else might have been a lot o

expected later on choose day president not a seeking a 2nd for your term his main challenger john muhammad is also a former president of the dreams reports from across the. president before i do i used to poke at a polling station he's a sisterhood k.b. hoping to to do seat against this protest as you defeated 16. the president is confident his performance of the past 4 years will in him and other tim in office. we have a mature civilized people that get it and keep it as we have proved in the past we have deep attachment democratic values you know counts and i do have a molecule surprise that this is going there is scrutiny of this across the country . in the northern town of forli his main challenger former president john muhammad voted but raised concerns about shoddy preparations especially with the late stops and problems with verification machines on voting day. if you want to make you know i mean he's already saying this i mean you are just going to kind of i got this from the station that had me and i thought oh it although it was one of iran's people have already sent you here wit

since monday's presidential and parliamentary votes president the main opposition candidates john muhammad accused the incumbents of trying to break the election president a coup for are those team has released on official results suggesting he's in the leads let's get more now from. joins us live from the capital accra. seems there is a violent end to this election what walking. well basically the police are confirming 61 incidents over the past few days of course trying to one of the. related to the elections this. the opposition of course more than an hour ago we spoke to the members of the mahama or the opposition leaders the campaign team and they confirm 5 dead during the election violence what is happening right now is that we expect the election commission to be here in a moment from now to brief the press and in hours the results for the elections especially the presidential elections now there are concerns actually after. so many individuals between the 2 leading political parties in this country and last night in particular there were rivals celebre tree parties by both parties

trty year old muhammad issue mail from bangladesh signed a contract with the recruiting agents who promised him a job for a fee of nine thousand singaporean dollars around hall for the average bangladeshi ends in a lifete. the agent sends him to work as a laborer for shipbuilder he knew it would be tough but he thought he'd eventually returned home to his wife and family. a rich man. but off the eighteen months issue mail may be forced home with nothing but death he is jobless and homeless reliance on friends and local ngos for help. lindley and james leone's film michael dreams follows ishmael and some of his colleagues who've now quit and taken the complaints to singapore's ministry of manpower. they claim they were not paid for nearly six months had on fed deductions taken from their salaries and have to pay a hundred dollars rent to live in cramped conditions in shipping containers. now if male faces the prospect of returning home to his family in bangladesh with nothing. is my good dreams turned into a nightmare [inaudible] uhhuh -- singapore. asian tiger. economic miracle. and for the

and his family says john mahama 2016 muhammad became the only incumbents to be voted out of office and he's hoping to inflict the same fate on. in a region he sets with security issues ghana is viewed by many as a beacon of hope and stability but he shoes such as corruption and unemployment have been me headache for many gun ians like sonny brought him. mohammed sunny ibrahim started development communications at the university and live cinema an informal settlements in ghana's capital accra. vet 38 year old has tried but filled to secure a meaningful job since 2016 of them the father of 2 and often depends on the generosity of relatives as well as casual way to take care of his family sonny says it is a nightmare waking up every d. not snowing or nowhere just the next meal will come from a little money to. give morning to a family to your family to those who don't have school then some with this and. we're going to go to school one you read and didn't get money. so money is the problem and there is no money because i look within. sonny like millions of young canadians wants to join. w

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to wrap up but to get your final thoughts and i will try and wind in another aspect starting with muhammadwe've heard defining moments in the past 911 the big one you know it changed the airline industry forever is cold but one thing one of those moments are some of the strange things we're being asked and forced to do know are they going to become a staple of our lives is this the new normal. i think colin nineteenth's not he was going to change so many sectors and particularly speaking one to the scientific perspective is going to false form the whole of biomedical research in many ways for instance having 10 years to for the vaccine development get into one you know certainly possible with a high level of efficiency so what are looking into a radiated level of course from agent in the scientific community into the biomedical research for that and that will pay to your final thought. my final thought is that this is extremely. noteworthy it's a real turning point for human liberty and for human interaction we have lockdown to live in poverty hundreds of millions per hour to. show or even

years ago a fruit seller in tunisia set himself on fire in a desperate and fatal act of protest muhammad was easy sanctions taps into frustration and fear it home and across the region into what became known as the arab spring well chin is here is an arab country that transitions into democracy as a result but many say things have only become worse and smith is in see the new seeds where the chin is in revolution began bernard says this is by all accounts a landmark day. however people marking it. there was a small ceremony official ceremony earlier today the only one in the whole of june easier to mark the time when muhammad boise set himself on fire and set in train the events that led to the tunisian revolution and the fall of the regime here and in the 10 years since 2 news in has been free to choose their own leaders and to criticize the state but economically little has changed and in fact in the last few weeks in the southern corridor sounds of 2 newsier such as where i am there been protests against unemployment against lack of opportunity against for social services and many of

the hard work that ensured his we election and for the supporters of the opposition leader john muhammad. spoke taking night in fact hundreds of them to see the election commission headquarters and they were stopped actually by the police and the military from accessing the headquarters why they stood and waited for the results to be announced they might have forced a change of venue for the end of mint from the international conference center to the election commission headquarters because of their presence there but again what they expected at the end did not happen the other candidate was declared the winner and there was in fact a pin drop silence when the name of. a call for idol was pronounced by the election commission chairperson and then shortly after the huge crowd thinned out and then disappeared but not before one of the supporters told us that they would not accept this result and they will fight against it how they were going to do that he didn't say a lot of people now are watching to see what watching to hear and see what president former president john muhammad would say

commission says he received 51.5 percent of the vote opposition leader and former president john muhammad says he will appeal again through result now is the time for each and every one of us irrespective of our political affiliation to unite. join hand stand shoulder to shoulder and walk out to place gone where she deserves to be a prosperous and dynamic member of the global community making unique contributions to the growth of wild civilizers joe biden's son hunter says federal prosecutors have told him he is under investigation for his tax affairs the news came as the us president elect introduced his choice for defense secretary if confirmed to retired general lloyd austin would be the 1st african-american in the job. opponents of a $23000000000.00 arms deal between the u.s. and the u.a.e. a failed to block it in the u.s. senate the trouble ministration plans to sell f. $35.00 fighter jets in advance reproduce to the gulf countries britain's prime minister and the european commission chief have agreed to give trade talks until sunday to reach a breakthrough. live on dylan did in brus

people now are watching to see what orting to hear and see what president former president john muhammad would say in his address he's due to address the nation according to his supporters and handlers a very shortly. with the bricks it trade deal deadline looming britain's parse johnson is in brussels at a make or break dinner with the european commission president or celebs on their lying on the menu fish and other thorny issues that have left negotiations that blocked such as business competition rules just 22 days left to resolve their disagreements. and the e.u. says chief rex in the go see a tour has won the probability of a no deal is increasing well before leaving for brussels johnson said there was still a deal to be done but the e.u. was pushing trade terms that no prime minister could accept now the about that reports. heading for brussels for crisis talks but giving nothing away earlier the british prime minister told parliament he was prepared to reject a trade deal with the european union if the terms weren't right whether the new arrangements resemble those of australia's

the hard work that ensured his we election and for the supporters of the opposition leader john muhammad. taking night in fact hundreds of them beseech the election commission headquarters and they were stopped actually by the police and the military from accessing the headquarters where they stood and waited for the results to be announced they might have forced the change of venue for the and all from and from the international conference and to the election commission headquarters because of their presence there but again what they expected at the end did not happen the other candidate was declared the winner and there was in fact a pin drop silence when the name of. a quad was pronounced by the election commission chairperson and then shortly after the huge crowd thinned out and then disappeared but not before one of the supporters told us that they would not accept this result and they will fight against it how they were going to do that he didn't say a lot of people now are watching to see what watching to see what president former president john muhammad would say in his address i

, and the chair of thejoint professor muhammad, and the chair of the joint committee on professor muhammadvalfor the this morning's announcement of the approval for the pfizer/biontech, covid—19 vaccine. more about the process for approving it and possibly we don't know for sure yet, more detail on how it will be decided exactly who is going to get this vaccine first. so that is at ten o'clock, coming up live on the bbc news channel. all non—essential shops in england can reopen today, as the national lockdown has ended. but with the news of arcadia and debenhams falling, what does this mean for the high street and retail shopping? according to the british retail consortium, prices in shops are tumbling in the run—up to christmas, as the crisis on britain's high streets worsens. our business presenter is on oxford street now. just a couple of people behind you, iam just a couple of people behind you, i am interested to find out whether there has been the sort of pick—up in trade that those physical shops have been hoping for? well, we are not seeing any signs of that here this morning. the

officials say he won over 51 percent of the vote putting him ahead of his predecessor and old rival john muhammadthe results fall in contentious poll which led to widespread protests and violence. the boeing 737 max aircraft has taken to the skies for the 1st time almost 2 years after being grounded following deadly crash a commercial flight in brazil took place after the country's aviation regulator lifted restrictions on the aircraft in november a flight is reported to have been incident free. a space x. test launch in texas has ended with a crash landing after successful ascent the starship rocket returned to the landing pad at excessive speed causing it to explode it was the highest flight yet for the rocket ship that space x. founder iran must says could carry people to mars in as little as 6 years. now here in germany a bleak milestone as daily corona virus infections climbed to new record high this hour authorities report more than 23000 new cases and 440 deaths from 2 over 90 countries rising chased down has prompted a rare impassioned plea from chancellor angela merkel on wednesday calle

for the 2nd time in office with the narrow win of 51 percent of the votes ahead of his rival john muhammad who are 47 percent of the result of this closely fought election had some residents of the competence. well 1st of all i think. very great. descending now democratic and what i think about it is. everyone's reaction towards it i mean a lot of people are no happy but when you look at. everybody with their results and they're just moving on with life over there we just want a better life peaceful happy day. for. i'm happy with the current presidents are sworn in this election and also what i want to do is to create a job for you it's it's not it's it doesn't be easy for me do you insult you for jobs i was looking for a 3rd party honestly speaking. these people coming to do the same thing again for the next 4 years it's going to be the same thing nothing will change because you know it's like. you coming ok going to politics for 4 years i'm giving you powerful 4 years the next 4 years you come in. i was nervous josh to devote generally free and fair but your position and back in the othe

and his longtime rival john muhammad the west african country is experiencing a financial downturn after decades of groats. british and european negotiators will today resume talks to secure a post brags that trade deal with an agreement hanging in the balance the latest round of talks is taking place in brussels ahead of an e.u. summit later this week the e.u. is offering a tariff free access to the single market in exchange for britain agreeing to e.u. rules on state aid environmental and labor regulations britain will lead the single market trading block at the end of this month. and for the very latest let's go over to brussels barbara vessel is standing by for us there hi barbara good to see you so negotiations that were tense over the weekend there resuming today has any progress been made. no progress has been made because from what just emerged by a very early morning briefing by show bunya the e.u. lead negotiator to the european ambassadors who are 1 the point people off the member states here in brussels there is no. mood of victory absolutely not the talks are slowed talks ar

earlier i spoke to muhammad in the near who's a viral infection and vaccine expert at lancaster university in the u.k. i asked him how unusual it is that a vaccine still in phase 3 clinical trials is being rolled out for mass vaccination . having deploy a vaccine at that scale a 100000 or even more than that people without having backed up that i think doc is there to be dangerous moving forward 1st because vaccines are required to go to testing and that's one of the reason that we took a dr long time to come up with a vaccine that we can over trust so vaccine that is not because you tested it which certainly be concerning moving forward because it's not just the russia itself that would be setting an example for other countries which it haunts the vaccine has a tendency on hold for more efforts to have a high coverage because so many major concern is not just having the vaccine concern it that all weekly and hope of widely we can deploy it because until we don't immunized 75 percent of the people that are fact of the vaccine would be significantly low which we don't really want to see tha

muhammad haji fatah is a well respected community figure known as the shaikh overing p.-p. originally from somalia he blames local authorities for allowing the district to become run down. the back. door to descartes that the. city and what they in now as hoped you know is. i would. think a lot of people are living to be feel very detached and because as i mentioned before it's because of the services that didn't exist and the poorly school results start also come out from this area but also a lot of the projects that exist to be are often very short term so there's not a long term and funding they exist. i soon feel is. fundamental but the. most of my damage to there is that the. the. health of the market. it would. have. had a good year had. had the middle you know. the virus is indiscriminate to get those living in poverty are far more vulnerable to the dangers of covert 90 alley re-examine the reasons for this disparity the social and economic inequalities that surround us are much deeper and much more problematic than we thought i'd ask whether lessons learned from the

muhammad haji fattah is a well respected community figure known as the shaikh overing p.-p. originally from somalia he blames local authorities for allowing the district to become run down. the back. door to descartes that the. in now as you hope you know it's. i would. think a lot of people are living to be feel very detached and because as i mentioned before it's because of the the services that didn't exist and the poorly school results start also come out from this area but also a lot of the projects that exist in jinky are often very short term so there's not a long term and funding they exist. i soon feel is. fundamental but the. most of my damage to the. health of the theory before can be that. it would. have. had a good year had. had the mirror you know. when an ethiopian mother put her daughter up for adoption she knew little of watch was to come. with family been severed the traumatized child torn between 2 worlds struggles to return home in a profoundly human story exposing deep flaws in denmark's adoption system. a girl in return a witness documentary on al-jazee

many party loyalist and the rest of the nation look to former president john muhammad to rein in his supporters so as not to plunge the country into chaos he says he will but he's also not conceding defeat i want to state categorically. and family that i know congratulate any person. no attempt should be made to steal this election we will resist it. and we have. only one system. that is flawed. tensions between supporters of gun us dominant political parties have been on the rise even before election day despite the deployment of 63000 security personnel and a peace pact signed by the leading candidates at least 5 people were killed in post-election violence. protests like this while what most people go. through aren't already tense situation why some business owners decided to me the last time elections what he's gonna was 8 years ago. then opposition candidate for i do tempering of the result and filed a petition with the election tribunals. for now those supporters of president for i do say they want to hold back their celebrations. across gaza. to other news and us president ele

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earlier i spoke to muhammad near who is a viral infection and vaccine expert at lancaster university in the u.k. i asked him how unusual it is that a vaccine still in phase 3 clinical trials is being rolled out for mass vaccination having deploy a vaccine. under told in or even more than that people have in fact i think doc is there to be dangerous moving forward because that seems to be quite regular testing and that's one of the reason that we took a doctor long time to come up with a vaccine that we can all trust so the vaccine that is not with us you're tested let's certainly be. moving forward because it's not just that russia itself would be setting an example for other countries it's a bit hans the vaccine has a tendency on hold for more efforts to have a high coverage because let me make it a concern it's not just having the vaccine concern it that all weekly and whole of widely we can deploy it because until we don't immunized 75 percent of the fact of the vaccine would be significantly low which we don't really want to see that's muhammad near from lancaster university many

i'm fore seeing there's going to be some trouble when the slate of elekors votes on muhammad in lansing it's over but it seems like it's just never over. i don't feel like i can take a breath until january 20th when joe biden takes the oath of office. >> as you know -- this is so disturbing -- a group of armed protesters gathered outside the home of your secretary of state jocelyn benson. are you concerned about the rising number of threats that distinguished election officials, democrats and republicans, are receiving in various states right now, not just in michigan? >> absolutely. it's a tremendous concern. and i want to say this. for the threats that all of our -- you know, we have almost 1600 local clerks between local clerks and county clerks and maybe them, whether they're democrats or republicans, are being threatened right now. i fore see a time when we can't get people to run for these offices, because it's simply not worth it if you're going to have death threats. that undermines the lynch pin of the democracy. >> suggested that supporters should be willing to die for their c

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