a tiny needle prick and a covert 1000 faxon sputnik v enters heintz getting canals bloodstream. it's certified as being highly efficacious pinker now is one of several germans who pay 2000 euros for a vaccination vacation his wife is also getting a dose of sputnik v. . just as there is. a few great i didn't even feel the job. it also means we can look forward to being able to travel again in future israel has said it will open up to people who've been vaccinated. to 2 departed from frankfurt today go. they're among the 1st 18 tourists who booked the 4 day trip to moscow. their return at the beginning of may for a 2nd job. then dutch are coming but you can't count on getting a vaccination in the near future in germany to be honest i think we're being sensible the more people are vaccinated the sooner we recharge immunity to treat it . the media are out in force to meet the would be vaccine knees rushes government is happy to get one sputnik v to be a top export 60 countries have certified it for use the european union is more hesitant does have been raised about its efficacy so t

conditions in a tiny number of recipients based on the current evidence the benefits of the covert 900 faxon astra zeneca against covert 90 and its associated risks hospitalization and death continues to outweigh the risks for the vast majority of people. our review has reinforced that the risk of this fred suspected side effect remains extremely small in arms today the european medicines agency said there was insufficient data to isolate risk factors like age and gender and that blood clotting should be listed as a possible side effect of the jab this case also shows us that our pharmacovigilance system is working these very rare and unusual events have been picked up identified analyzed and loudest to come to science based recommendations to allow the safe and effective use of this vaccine investigations into the astra zeneca vaccine were triggered after rare cases of blood clotting in the u.k. and europe out of 20000000 doses of the vaccine given in britain 79 cases of clotting were reported with 19 deaths resulting in a minute percentage chance of complications affecting 4 in every 10000

biggest challenge the world is currently facing is the equitable access of vaccine in delivery of faxon's what's happened is that wealthy countries have used their economic power to order why a move for millions more vaccines than they need and across the range of vaccines it's a form of hoarding and control the consequences of that are that we are seeing people who are less fundable and younger in some countries being vaccinated before nurses and health workers in the more vulnerable in other countries there is an absence of moral leadership here and people will die more people will die as a result of this so we need political leaders around the world to step up and to lead ethically and morally but also you know the irony is here it is in their self interest to ensure there is equity there are real race here is against the mutations of the virus and vaccinating everybody it's not a national race it's a global rice you say it's in their best interest so what is your message to wealthy countries the governments in these countries of why they need to make sure that health workers in the de

a small fraction of the population has been inoculated as despite india being the world's largest faxon producer and manufacturing many of the shots used in the west india has also signed up to produce 200000000 doses for up to 92 countries as part of the w h o's kovacs program although those supplies are now on hold the government has moved to restrict the vaccine exports to make up for the domestic short fall at delhi medical association dr told of india can no longer afford to send it short approach. with. less than 10 percent and. the we didn't or so many seen less to have the impact on the herd immunity and on the coverage of the vexed issue it will be difficult for india. to keep pace with their international obligations in the institution we're going to. be brought or the countries. where depending on india the country will have on their own the sources. cross the streets and enjoy less covert restrictions than the bizarre rule under which one divided german village lives and the absurdity of the situations not been lost on the residents. her. city last with different rules in pl

small fraction of the population has been inoculated that's despite india being the world's largest faxon producer manufacturing many of the top teams in the west india has also signed up to produce 200000000 doses probably to 92 countries as a part of the w.h.o. kovacs program although those supplies are now on hold the government's move to restrict vaccine exports to make up for domestic shortfall talk to bear from the delhi medical association told us that india can no longer afford to send its childs. is less than 10 percent and. he. didn't order. so many. to less to have the impact on the herd immunity and on the coverage of the effects it will be good to go for india. to keep pace with their international obligations. indeed you should work. for a lot or the countries. depending on india he couldn't leave britain. says. nice in new york say they have arrested the suspect in a deadly shooting which left one person dead and 2 injured at a supermarket on tuesday i believe she looking at live pictures from the scene right now a mosque to gunman entered a grocery store located on long is

bridge lockdown this temporary with what measures are not supposed to go on until many people have been faxon ated what does all that mean i don't think lisa russia has thought things through so i can't see any point in calling the state premiers back for talks earlier than planned so i mean this to put it in confidence as a. problem is simply the time we've lost one for a month we've known that the numbers are going up so it's clear that we need decisive measures now as is clark and shouldn't. the man next to lash it is a leading german intensive care doctor and he warns. the measles where for the next fortnight or so we expect the number of infections will continue to grow we'll have 5 or more 1000 cope with 1000 patients in intensive care the situation really is very dramatic you know august as a. partisan with my dog and the health minister says vaccinations will not break the 3rd wave only about 10000000 germans have had their 1st job so far. i my next guest is dr eric dane he's an epidemiologist and senior fellow at the federation of american scientists he joins me from washington d.c.

covert passports a move has any criticized by rights campaigners as discriminating against the un faxon ated ministers insist it's about freedom. said to do this summer i hope we will reclaim our freedom thanks to the vaccination restraint and this digital certification the demand for the possible to all messed peoples in alternation day or immunity status and will be child on in tunnel flights this week officials hope to expound that hints across europe with the coming weeks shops and restaurants will be accepting this quantum of it thinks the scheme simply won't work without public support. people are jittery with the talking about putting their personal information on an app which is managed by the government again if people were confident that people meant the people at the head of france today were concerned by the health of the citizens and that was paramount to them and that was their primary concern that i think they would be ok but people see that there are huge interest personal interest big pharmacy group interest there's a lot of these interests with a lot of people think ar

if you look at the vaccination rates, only about 12% of the france faxon -- ridge population has receivedne dose. -- of the french population has received one dose. compared to about 45% in the u.k. people said they do not trust the french government handling the vaccination campaign. this will have a huge impact on the presidential elections next year. manus: the breaking news this morning, sweden has now put a brake on using the astrazeneca vaccine, and that adds to the debacle around the whole rollout. caroline connan in france for the very latest on the lockdown. sweden, as i say, awaiting a review on the astrazeneca vaccine. a lot to unpack. christine lagarde basically written -- basically laying down the gauntlet. san, test us if you will. do you think she has done enough to cap bond yields? stephane: yes, i think she has done enough so far. she also mentioned she would be ready to do more if necessary. there was a great confidence on our side that the central bank will help the european economy. as we were just saying before on the new lockdown in france, which is maybe not as dram

pretty effective vaccination campaign in place now india as it happens actually is the world's biggest faxon maker the privately owned serum institute of india that's been manufacturing astra zeneca so you would think that yes this land is a massive country huge population but that the vaccination campaign will be going reasonably well how is it going. no ben it started off ok great but you have to understand the huge population of india and of course the whole kind of whatsapp knew about whether we've saved graphene or not again in this case what india been doing it's running proper research on what axioms look and what a little they're trying to portray them so they're very good in terms of giving back to mission and we have to understand that wins things are being manufactured in india lick recognition india has an obligation to provide recognition to other countries so we should not be talking of actually nationalism here but focusing on what can be done more to manage the capacity of production but finally we have to understand this is not a result of a national disaster of a covered ki

plot to destabilize the country 800000 coronavirus cases a day india records its highest rise in and faxon since the pandemic began a warning that a reservoir could collapse in a u.s. state unleashing a wall of waste water. sports scientists football team walk off the pitch in spain off to one of their places allegedly racially abused. hello welcome to the news hour heavy rains and strong winds is making it difficult for search teams to reach communities after flash floods and landslides in indonesia and east timor at least 95 people have been killed and dozens more are missing just a washington begins our coverage from jakarta. indonesia east nusa tenggara rescue efforts are underway after flash floods and landslides in this village police and soldiers trying to pull people to safety. in my village the water is higher than my head it has not yet subsided many say they loved ones still missing. adena in east flores was the worst hit a tropical low system is causing heavy rain strong winds and choppy seas in the area adding to the challenge of getting rescuers and essential to the island in

. >> my name is kristy faxon and i am a community partner at community housing partnership.very year we work incredibly hard to keep 1,900 of our most vulnerable san franciscans safely housed alongside our non-profit. every year the cost of this critical work increases. we ask that you base this 3% funding and that you include an additional 3% codb. we are asking that you stand shoulder to shoulder with our heroic staff who come to work every single day even in the face of a pandemic to keep our community safe. please do this improving the increase now and moving forward. show us that this staff and community matters to san francisco. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> this is tabatha allen with the housing clinic. i support the comments made. thc along with other non-profit organizations are not able to pay fair wages. we struggle to recruit and retain staff because of wages. people are no longer able to live in san francisco. people are choosing jobs in the east bay that are closer to their home where they don't have to

. >> my name is kristy faxon and i am a community partner at community housing partnership.very year we work incredibly hard to keep 1,900 of our most vulnerable san franciscans safely housed alongside our non-profit. every year the cost of this critical work increases. we ask that you base this 3% funding and that you include an additional 3% codb. we are asking that you stand shoulder to shoulder with our heroic staff who come to work every single day even in the face of a pandemic to keep our community safe. please do this improving the increase now and moving forward. show us that this staff and community matters to san francisco. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> this is tabatha allen with the housing clinic. i support the comments made. thc along with other non-profit organizations are not able to pay fair wages. we struggle to recruit and retain staff because of wages. people are no longer able to live in san francisco. people are choosing jobs in the east bay that are closer to their home where they don't have to