krishna ban explains water efficient lights and the effects of energy based in simple terms a survey showed that since 2010 the person page of the women here who actually viewed as rising temperatures and poor living conditions to natural changes or unexplained phenomena fell from 26 percent to 9 percent. joerg not banned but it's one of krishna bans gunboats a family of 5 used to deceive a monthly electricity bill of $5000.00 rupees out of around $63.00 euros that's a 6th of their income. since the audit showed number one has to wish to 7 what a 26 want to be like and a one watt feeling found regulator bringing down her bill to 2000 rupees or 25 years old. apart from audit krishna ban and could be just families in the neighborhood to install a very right green energy products like sustainable model and natural ventilator thanks. and other who has benefited from fish not been advice is me not being a dealer who walked in the sweltering heat inside her home in. bonus like heat for years. we used to feel extremely hot and i was restless all the time as it is a i just want to stay indoo

it apart from audit krishna ban and could a just families in the neighborhood to install a very green energy products like sustainable model a natural ventilator. and other who has benefited from fish have been advice is me not being a dealer who walked in the sweltering heat inside her home in amman about bonus like heat for years. what love me was to feel extremely hot and i was restless all the time as it is a i just don't stay indoors i used to run outside to get some white paint has brought peace into my life now when i switch on the fan it doesn't feel that heart . painting the roof by the suggestion made by krishna being the bright painter flex up to 90 percent of the sunlight that would otherwise be trapped as heat it's had a positive effect on the electricity bill to. mean a band's families are among the hows and households who have made changes to their homes to improve energy efficiency since 2010. they see if close to 5 good order peas a year that's almost $600000.00 euros. number. one of the biggest changes though has been in the role of women in the community almost 80 p

us on the strain krishna. introduce yourself to a global audience. tell them what eating are good to be with you. i'm krishna like mark from a position based on you can a versity and have the pleasure of leading the global health innovation center. here in due course, we try to harness innovation to address health and health care challenges including killed it. welcome everybody. none of you would have missed the headlines recently about vaccines. and so i want to show our audience the 3 vaccines that are making nice right now, alive and making news. so let's start with the phase of 195 percent efficacy thought t dollars is expected types of it. so that's the fines of one, madonna. $94.00 play fight the same efficacy. and it may cost somewhere between 25 and 37 dollars and inflation only ask, just send neka up to 90 percent efficacy sunni dollars and maximum cost is $1.00 is way, way, way out of those doing the research on which you pick. i'm lying. i think it's really difficult question to answer that particu

sadly, that evening, krishna died. another soul, lost.ientists and governments race to stop a second outbreak, one of the key questions being asked by medics is why some people get more severe symptoms than others. it's hoped some of the answers might lie in research being carried out by a team of scientists, clinicians and volunteers in cambridge. richard westcott has this. why does covid—i9 put some people like george gilbert here in hospital, yet others get no symptoms at all? how are you doing? lovely. that's good. he's volunteered to help find out because part of the answer might lie in his blood. i didn't think there was any left. once it's sealed up, the blood's passed to volunteer ben. his medical research had to go on hold because the virus so he's set up a team that every day carries covid samples to be analysed. ben, it's quite an odd way to interview someone. it is, yes. how did you get involved in this? i'd normally be working in the lab on pulmonary hypertension, a rare lung disease, and it's quite frustrating because i can'

krishna udayakumar, welcome to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. why don't you start off by explaining this disparity and what does it mean that countries hoard vaccines that they have not even got yet to the tune of three times, four times, six times the actualopulation? >> good to be with you today. thank you for taking on this important topic. what we started to see was the where countries are trying to do what is best for their own populations and at the same time trying to be good citizens of the world. and very quickly as we saw the pandemic were sent in the spring, we had the development of the covax platform that brought together the world health organization the vexing alliance and the coalition for epidemic preparedness innovation each with areas of exrtise aimed together to create a mechanism or the world could come together, figure out how to purchase and equitably distribute vaccines around the world, must 190 countries and participants that have signed on to that model. what we see is something like 90% of all the vaccine doses that h

krishna: [inaudible] has been volatile.lized month-to-month losses if this whole thing continues for a while. concern, and we will see how that pans out. shery: jeff -- haidi: jeffrey's equities analyst krishna guha. withe focusing on thailand an exclusive interview. coming up next, we speak to the ceo of an entertainment company about the virus impact on the chinese film industry. this is bloomberg. ♪ cq model ♪ shery: breaking news. we are hearing the u.s. justice department is investigating the meatpacking industry for possible antitrust violations. beenow president trump has trying to keep these meatpacking companies open, given the expansion of the coronavirus infections into those factories. people doj, according to familiar with the matter, say the probe is in the early stages and began before the coronavirus spread. president call -- president trump called for the industry to be investigated after the disruptions that we saw in big packing companies. gp -- the u.s.anies in control about 80% of the meatpacking market

all of them demanding the district attorney krishna abrams prosecute the officers or recuse herself. >> we're not going away. >> reporter: in 2018 police shot ronnel foster in the back because he didn't have a headlight on his bicycle. the police department has said foster wrestled a flashlight away from an officer and was about to attack him with it. >> that is how you teach somebody, by killing them. >> reporter: the d.a. found the use of force justified n. 2019 officers shot willie mccoy 50 times at a taco bell drive through where he fell asleep with a gun in his lap. 'peered to be reaching for the gun as he woke. the d.a. has still not made a decision about the case. >> 15 months has gone by. the family should have a right to know what you're going to do this or not. >> reporter: and members of the club, char's family, his sisters have just bearing him friday. >> we want to take a week off but there is no time to take off. >> reporter: he dropped to a kneeling position and placed his hands above the waist, revealing what the officer who shot him believed to be the butt of a handg

we watched the agonising attempt to save krishna, who was just 55.erson by his side, as he slipped away. ijust sat on a chairand as he slipped away. ijust sat on a chair and held his hand to be there with him in that time. krishna was the proud father of four sons, including nith, here on his graduation day. he wanted to speak to us about his dad. high. higher. hi. i only got married last year, so it's been one year and a bit. so, yeah, i guess that's tough. none of us yeah, i guess that's tough. none of us would have thought this time last year, you know, in all that, kind of, happiness, something like this would happen, so you have to try and move on. i think that's going to be the hardest thing for the first few weeks and months. he was only 2.5 weeks and months. he was only 2.5 weeks shy of his 56 birthday actually, so here, he didn't even make it to that. but trevor smith has lived to another summer. his 65th. but trevor smith has lived to anothersummer. his 65th. his voicebox no longer silent. for weeks, his life hung from a plastic tube insert

she'll be succeeded by arvind krishna. jim white hurst will become president. as executive chair and retire at the end of the year. during her tenure shares have fallen more than 10% krishna one of the architects of the red hat deal >> she had to reinvent the company on the fly, came in at a challenged point in the history of the company she had to get rid of the semiconductor business, change the way the financial road map was doing, had to do $8 billion to $10 billion in revenues a lot of stuff that wasn't working. at the same time she was trying to pivot toward the cloud, where obviously we know the big money is in terms of azure microsoft and amazon web services. the stock hasn't done as well but to me, she brought in whitehurst, the acquisition will be good. mr. krishna built up the best part of the business and i think the other thing, frankly, i've had a lot of the people, she had this initiative to be able to make it so there's a gap between the underprivileged and the rest of the country i think her legacy may be she has done more, including the govern

trump think lou that charles cushnie the real estate developer and father of trump's son in law jared krishna also pardons a long time associate roger sterling his sentence had been commuted but he's now been pardoned and also a former campaign manager from he was also his former campaign manager in 2016 pulled money for 26 people have been pardoned today gunmen have attacked a town in western ethiopia reportedly killing more than 100 people its act happened in the. region and international says dozens are still unaccounted for no group has claimed responsibility the u.k. is now facing the threat of 2 coronavirus variants after detecting another potentially more infectious strain in 2 people who traveled from south africa this part all flights from the country after 9 months of negotiations there are signs the e.u. and the u.k. are edging closer to agreeing on a post breaks it trade deal talks between the 2 sides continued late on wednesday as they try to sort out the final details barbara has more now from london. well the negotiators were face to face in brussels on wednesday and as they co

sadly, that evening, krishna died. another soul, lost.ound the world consider how and when to ease restrictions, attention is being focused on the best ways to enjoy second third wave of infections. chris morris from the bbc‘s reality check team has more. will there be a second wave of infections? history certainly wa nts second wave of infections? history certainly wants us to be on our guard. as far back as the middle ages, the black death came in waves. so too did later outbreaks of bubonic plague. a century ago, it was spanish flu the devastated populations while exact numbers are ha rd to populations while exact numbers are hard to come by, it is generally of greed at the second wave of the pandemic killed substantially more people than the first. healthcare systems were not nearly as good as they are now, nor was medical information technology. more recently second outbreaks of dangerous viruses like sars or mers habit largely been avoided, mostly because they were less infectious than covid—i9 other big flu pandemics like swine flu

flight between the 2 nations krishna is joined by an israeli delegation the visit follows a u.s. brokered deal between israel and the u.a.e. to normalize relations palestinians have denounced the deal saying it betrays their rights. sudan's transitional government has signed a peace deal with a coalition of rebel groups to end nearly 2 decades of conflict south sudan has been mediating talks since november aimed at stopping violence in many parts of sudan including the darfur region. 2 opposition leaders in ivory coast are attempting to join the presidential race on tuesday despite being barred from running both are living in exile and have had their candidacies rejected from the electoral commission president tell us on that ouattara is running for a 3rd term but critics say that's against the constitution. a man who hid and protected hundreds of people during the 994 wanted genocide has been arrested on terror charges paul who says that begin now was detained abroad he's been living in exile he's accused of forming in leading what for a wanted or thorazine is called terrorist m

sadly, that evening, krishna died. another soul, lost. clive myrie with that special report.g the world how to ease restrictions, the attention is being focused on the best ways to avoid a second or even third wave of covid—i9 infections was a chris morris from the bbc‘s reality check team has more. with a bs second wave of covid—i9 infections? history warns us to be on ourguard. as infections? history warns us to be on our guard. as far back as the middle ages, the black death came in waves. so too did the later outbreaks of bubonic play. one century ago it was a spanish flu that devastated populations and while exact numbers are hard to come by, it is generally agreed that the second wave of the pandemic killed substantially more people than the first. health care systems were of course not nearly as good as they are now nor was medical or information technology. more recently second outbreaks of dangerous viruses like sars or mers have by and large been avoided partly because they were less infections than covid—i9. but other big flu pandemics like the swine flu have had s

is now on administrative leave in her statement this afternoon solano county district attorney's krishna abrams said quote it is difficult to discern why the attorney general's office is reluctant to assume the responsibility in this case when both of our officers agree that community trust is the process in the process i should say is of critical importance she went on to say that while i am confident that my office can conduct a fair and thorough review of all officer involved shootings, an independent review is needed at this time to restore public trust in provide credibility and transparency also for family friends and supporters of sean monterrosa they have been pushing city leaders along with the district attorneys to release the video footage of that night for june second would so would so far no luck in that happening also happening right now we do know that the palais host city council is having a regular regularly scheduled council meeting it is happening virtually and we have learned that the vallejo police chief shawny williams is talking right now addressing the council we'

we watched the agonising attempt... ..to save krishna, who was just 55.eld his hand, to be with him in that time. krishna was the proud father of four sons, including one here on his graduation day. he wanted to speak to us about his dad. i only got married last year, so it has been one year and a bit, so... again, you know, none of us would have thought this time last year, in that kind of happiness, that something like this would have happened, actually. so we have to try and move on. i think that's going to be the hardest thing for the first few weeks, months. he was only two and a half weeks shy of his 56th birthday, actually, so he didn't even make it to that. but trevor smith has lived to see another summer. his 65th. his voice box is no longer silent. for weeks, his life hung from a plastic tube, inserted into his throat to provide the supply of oxygen his body needed that covid—19 had choked off. trevor survived, after being in the deepest and darkest of places. now the sun is shining. but when will the sun shine for us as a nation? when can our c

sadly, that evening, krishna pilayogan died. another soul, lost.op a second outbreak, one of the key questions being asked by medics is why some people get more severe symptoms than others. it's hoped some of the answers might lie in research being carried out by a team of scientists, clinicians and volunteers in cambridge. richard westcott has this. why does covid—19 put some people like george gilbert here in hospital, yet others get no symptoms at all? how are you doing? lovely. that's good. he's volunteered to help find out because part of the answer might lie in his blood. i didn't think there was any left. once it's sealed up, the blood's passed to volunteer ben. his medical research had to go on hold because the virus so he's set up a team that every day carries covid samples to be analysed. ben, it's quite an odd way to interview someone. it is, yes. how did you get involved in this? i'd normally be working in the lab on pulmonary hypertension, a rare lung disease, and it's quite frustrating because i can't do that so ijust e—mailed my coll

has pardoned charles cushion of the real estate developer and father of trump's son in law jared krishna also his associate roger stone import man of ford among the 26 people pardoned today it's a child's commissioner roger stone and paul manifold all among the 26 people pardoned today given presidential pardons by donald trump. a coalition of indian administered kashmir leaders has won a majority of seats in local elections being prime minister narendra modi's party the election is the 1st since the indian government revoked the region's autonomy last year the winning coalition wants autonomy to be reinstated the tory can be as its real. salmond celebrates with his supporters the former marriage srinagar one to constituencies in kashmir as capital he stood as a candidate for the anti modi opposition coalition car alliance this is the 1st election i have because we were not allowed to campaign we were not allowed to meet people we were not allowed to talk to people we were not given proper security missions to hold rallies. these local elections were the 1st since new delhi strip the aut

stress the need for a fair resolution to the israeli palestinian conflict with a 2 state solution krishna made the visit to come during his tour of the middle east french president has wrapped up a visit to iraq with a joint news conference with the prime minister and baghdad he is the most senior foreign official to visit. since he took office and may discussed iraq's sovereignty of the rival influences from iran and the united states. the chemical rouge execution the who killed thousands of in the 1970 s. has died he was 77 to have been serving a life sentence since 2010 atrocities and mass murder committed in the notorious tools prison well those are the headlines i'll have more news for you here to witness life but stay with us. for. some of. us because of the template of the senate or the senate. the lesson of that was that all of us thought that what was. going. on in the world with the. utmost. of. another tragedy in the mediterranean about 200 migrants trying to cross the sea fell overboard earlier this week more than 4600 people have drowned or gone missing this year desperate pe

senate may be getting in the coming days as well well let's bring in dr krishna kemal he's a founding director of the global health innovation some john joins us live from raleigh in north carolina. so presumably once the f.d.a. approves this modena vaccine this will come as good news that a 2nd bank scene is not available in the u.s. . absolutely i think we should celebrate the amazing science that's happened over the last year for us to get from scratch to what looked to be now 2 effective vaccines in less than a year that's unprecedented so it's fantastic news so far and it's worth pointing out that the medina vaccine can be stored at a lower temperature and that presumably makes distribution much much easier doesn't it it does well the pfizer biotech scene requires long term storage at negative say 70 celsius the modern of vaccine requires long term storage at negative 20 celsius so it makes it much easier even though that still requires a cold chain and it's also more stable for a longer period of time in regular refrigeration so both of those allow us to use the maternal vaccine

jared krishna's father and donald trump's former campaign manager paul not afford are among those getting presidential pardons in the latest list. hello there i'm a star and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up and the boils over in southern england thousands of truck drivers awaiting in poor conditions to be tested for the grown a virus. south korea implements its toughest ever measures to contain covert 19 forcing the closure of tourist sites across the country. and chinese regulators announce an anti monopoly investigation of e-commerce giant ali baba. u.s. president donald trump has issued another wave of pardons granting clemency to more of his allies he's now pardoned 26 people including his 2016 campaign chairman paul metaphors and roger stone his longtime adviser and friend he also pardoned charles cushman that's the father of his son in law jared kushner this is the 2nd list of presidential pardons in as many days tanzi has more for us now from washington d.c. . the major attention is being given to those connected to the russia great investigation. it all trumps son

team that's in front of them some from you know from an owner of the 17 year old was a regular lady krishna's 1st team and gained international attention playing champions league play list it was a fake issue gotten by the summit rock slam it by luck political figure she won it with chi africanus chi. chi well as i know mark a physics one of a kind card no longer so small now more than 6 months old school his 1st goal in his 9th to put this league match i understand you got the job. and in addition to scoring he was soon. pulling strings at the heart of living conditions midfield still just 17 years old. the absence created. there's 5 on the market and. here. in 2018 he was awarded the gold medal as germany's best years footballer and received his 1st call up to the national team. for launching and. invited in china and. when not to teach composition which forces you to stare into coolest in the next yard on the best you could push it short i knew him going to be to come back in that's not much of british and for a whole show him the lord should also give him. in the past 2 years card his mar

which has people concerned i think we have krishna back on the line krishna, are you with us >> yes,> i'm very good we caught you midsentence. do you remember where you were >> the bottom line is i think the market to do significantly better we have to have a resolution on the stimulus front. that's the only action that can kind of get the market higher, everything else would require the economy to continue to improve and that has happened slowly but i think eventually will >> krishna, it is very likely as we were just talking to leader mccarthy that we won't be -- we won't be seeing any real stimulus over this next month adds they go away on vacation. so play it out what does the rest of august look like? >> well, so i think if that is indeed the case the rest of august would look like the last few days, which is we wait for the stimulus but really the market doesn't do anything without -- without the stimulus. the underlying improvement in the economy is not strong enough to take the market to a different level. so i think for that either the stimulus has to happen or we hear somet

what is interesting is if we roll back a bit you'll remember that in january we had jerry krishna release this peace plan for the middle east we then had israel saying that it was going to annex parts of the occupied west bank we also kellyanne conway senior counsel to the presidency on the driveway and in response to a question from my colleague chris sheridan that the u.s. was going to make an announcement within the next couple of days on that issue which we all assumed and were certainly given indications that the u.s. was going to say to israel go ahead we don't have a problem with it it was then halted it was then put on hold and we were told that there were technical issues that were being discussed by gerry krishna and his team what it would appear is that those technical discussions included discussions with the united arab emirates because in the white house just a very short time ago within the last hour or so donald trump said that this process a group they got underway about a year ago or so that would overlap with the release of the peace plan but would also encompass the po

there are these other statues of radha and krishna. they will take at least a month to finish. after that i'll hand them over to the clients will showcase them in hindu temples. inducing muslims have long lived peaceably side by side in this region of pakistan . a religious harmony similar hopes his statues will continue to inspire. idols of cement but cementing under just tolerance that's it for today there with your side of the forward slash to the show online and for other stories from the region. with images all for us from the past and the present opening this weekend from london's recorder i'm out of this you tomorrow for. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word published in the. recoat is in germany to learn german why not learn with them simple online on your mobile and free from the w z e learning course nikos free german from a to z. . i'm not often kept at the gym well i guess sometimes i am but most end up in which is that the general thinks team. into the german culture looking at the stereotype the cracks in your thinking see th

joining us now, first on cnbc, ibm ceo arvind krishna and executive chair ginni rometty.d to see both of you on "squawk on the street. thank you for coming on. >> a pleasure to be here, jim. >> yes even, jim before we get started, safety first, we both had multiple tests to be sitting together >> all right you know when someone is in the control room set you next to each other, i said, do you have masks, i'm glad you brought that up thank you for doing that ginni, you come back for this one and it is very special i want to give you the floor you were with arvind, bought red hat to put this in motion, how do you feel about breaking up something that was yours into two companies? >> oh, well, first off, i feel very good about today because what it really is is a book end to me of a multiyear journey we have been on together. as you know, we spent a number of years building the foundation for the hybrid cloud jim, you and david and others have been with me along this way. and then two years ago was red hat and the important notion is that what happened with red hat, we reall

there are these other statues of radha and krishna. they will take at least a month to finish. after that i'll hand them over to the clients who showcase them in hindu temples. inducing muslims have long lived peaceably side by side in this region of pakistan . a religious harmony so my mom hopes his statues will continue to inspire. idols of cement but cementing religious tolerance that's it for today head over to our side of the dot com forward slash to view the show online and for other stories from the region. with images of those from the past at the present in a short opening this weekend from the recorder on how to use your resume tomorrow. and on demand. language courses. video and audio. where. not all think out of the well i guess sometimes i am but most end up with that gentle thinks deep. into the german culture of looking at the stereotype cracks in your thinking for you from the country that i now don't. mean to be taken as drama they are to me it's all that they know i'm a joke join me to meet the german. post. in. a mixed day for global stocks and mixed views on

system off racial oppression mandela had been convicted along with 10 other activists on the agent krishna with one of them. i remember him coming out of prison with a wife winnie by his side. is courting her. he was her 1st. and he married her speech. which was true because of no samandar ever your. part. there. for me. here. we visited stone as goldberg at his home in cape town despite having cancer he wants to talk about the past his parents were british immigrants and opposed to apartheid when he was a student goldberg joined the resistance it was a time when peaceful protests by the black population were violently suppressed time and again. and there are many years. he's shaping up and he go on me and then she would go through technical training you know how to build bridges can you. share yours of course but. soon after the rivonia trial they were sentenced to life in prison mandela and the other black defendants were imprisoned on robben island as goldberg was white it was jails and pretoria segregation also applied to prisons they all work up in the middle. wondering where i. am i

there are these other statues of radha and krishna. they will take at least a month to finish. after that i'll hand them over to the clients who showcase them in hindu temples. inducing muslims have long lived peaceably side by side in this region of pakistan . a religious harmony similar hopes his statues will continue to inspire. idols of cement but cementing tolerance that's it for today head over to our side of the dotcom forward slash to view the show online and for other stories from that region. believe it or not with images off the walls from the past and the present in a short opening this weekend from london's recorder i'm outdoors your resume tomorrow . bursts. home of species. the home worth saving and. yet those are big changes and must start with small steps to. tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. news that can turn loose to green energy solutions and reforestation. interim. discounter teaching the next generation of women took to change. using channels available to people to change. and more determined to build something futu

sadly, that evening, krishna died. another soul, lost.ernments raced to stop a second outbreak, one of the key questions being asked by medics is why some people get more severe symptoms than others. it seems the answers might life in research being carried out by scientists, clinicians and volu nteers scientists, clinicians and volunteers in cambridge. richard westcott. why does covid—i9 put some people like george gilbert here in hospital, yet others get no symptoms at all? he has volunteered to help find out because part of the answer might lie in his blood. find out because part of the answer might lie in his bloodlj find out because part of the answer might lie in his blood. i didn't think there was any left. once it is sealed up, the bloods passed a volunteer, his manager had to go on hold because the virus big he has set upa hold because the virus big he has set up a team that every day carries covid samples to be analysed. it is quite an odd way to interview someone. how did you get involved in this? i would normally be working in

but our correspondent in south africa, adrienne krishna is at the investment conference for us. he's been speaking to economic advisor to president sarah, pose a true moody's proposal. believe this week again, downgrade south africa. and survey actually said that by 2022, the depth to g.d.p. ratio might surpass 100 percent. the country is quite broken. that out is a quite group. and the fiscal strain, like most countries, i think we went in to close it with limited fiscal space. so that is one thing that one country and away from one has to admit that. but if you look at our debt to g.d.p. ratio, i mean, you know, we have the g. 20 summit coming up over the weekend. if you compare us to other g 20 countries in terms of how much we increased debt to deal with that and where i reach it is we're comparable. we're not an outlier. it is a shock to us is that given we're coming from where there was a time when the government had really couldn't constrained contain the day to g.d.p. ratio coming from where we were like the center. so to where we're going, it is quite a shock, but we've

south africans are skeptical about the achievements of the president so far our correspondent adrian krishna took the temperature in cape town. tuesday afternoon in cape town celebrations 30 years after the release of nelson mandela with the last big public appearance for presidents to iran of course are but even here the celebrations were overshadowed by the mess of challenges off the country. this stage of the corner meaning the higher levels of unemployment the social was wreaking havoc in our communities the shameful to move women and girls the sanction of corruption and abuse of public funds have led to the. trust deficit with our citizens. south africans are divided over a strict record. i don't even need to question if he knows to look at the poor. educated look at. the unemployment look at the best he could know before the country. to question him well i think that he still has a long way to go he needs to go back to this i'm sick and tired of all this rainbow nation. propaganda being shoved down when in reality 30 percent of black south africans living extreme poverty and poverty an

the sector now fear that hundreds of thousands of jobs could be lost our correspondent at the un krishna reports from cape town. a 1000000 seats on the streets this is how restaurants call the biggest ever united protests in the history of south africa's restaurant industry when the center of capes on brie street normally it's really was promised but at the moment you can see it's business move tables and chairs on the streets to protest against the current looked on regulations and to highlight the plight of the industry many are disappointed and angry. and we haven't had an income for about 4 months now and things are just getting worse we just need some sort of support from the government some sort of sign that concerns that you know we will be operating for some time i mean the industry is taking such a big hit to taking such a big hit one of the best places the closing 2 places we thought were making money are not really taking such a big hit and it's just sad because there's just no support from anybody at this point we don't have much long left i mean we're on the only one you wal

year because of the economic hardship brought on by the coronavirus crisis our correspondent adrian krishna reports. this swarm of thousands of sardines the paradise for sharks and fisherman they pulled the catch ashore with the huge difference. to our ships during the cold 19 is made things even was the i don't promenade as it isn't message only so fishing is a way of mending an extra income we get tons of sidings being emitted by scene that does. it for its name the opportunity of taking the catches and bring to put food on the table. every year between june and all those the sardines migrate along south africa's east coast following the cold current that's heading into the indian ocean. dodger and reef fish all of them and they in turn on this side so i was it's a fisherman. fishing brings the country closer together young and old. regardless of this didn't either what part of society. was not in iran is almost over but there's still a lot of fish in the water that's why in the round been used to will see a lot of people out with their fishing rods hoping for some more successful weeks t

facilities have made many cells have new schools a breeding ground for the virus did abuse adrian krishna reports from the city of durban. 'd lisa other teachers toilets of the elementary school in kuan yew swell the woman's toilet hasn't worked for years so the female teachers have always used the students facilities which are also in a sorry state. i started working here. 25 years. this. is yes did you think the pits tell you that after 25 years i thought. everything was right. and what i didn't see any change i didn't enjoy waking it's only that i like this rick i'd like to. get on with the rich to pay. it pushes. because i'd like to help there these poorly nights. for years she has pressed the ministry of education for support. lieberman says this new money to fix the hole of the school. only 3 roofs were repaired last year and even then only partially visiting teachers' union representative say the roof is not watertight and the rainy season will soon be here critics say for years south africa has suffered from massive corruption and the awarding of government contracts there's no fo

s adrian krishna reports from south africa. tempi would have preferred not to come to the clinic today because of the corona virus and to avoid questions from neighbors to me is not her real name she prefers to remain anonymous i knew she is a charity causative and wants to make sure her one year old daughter does not become infected. so my family knows you. know. because they like to call from a little bit build a job to own this not crack the clothes you don't know your future husband to you after all. so you don't need to charge for. one in 5 mothers in khayelitsha township is age i be positive a few years ago 2 out of every 5 children also had the virus but now the chances of being cost on the earth are less than 5 percent south africa has made significant progress of the fight against hiv the government pays for the medicines and aid agencies like doctors without borders with education programs in normal times a group of mothers with h i.v. meteo once a month of the crisis means the meetings have been cancelled. to gain fr

adrian krishna reporting from south africa will from south africa to south america with over 320000 confirmed corona virus infections peru is 2nd only to brazil and confirmed cases in south america as well as placing a huge burden on peru's health care system the pandemic is making it hard for the poorest to earn a living. we have this report now from the capital. arturo is afraid of infection but he has no choice he was laid off from his job in retail and now he sells plastic face shields his commission is $0.50 per sealed and i have 3 kids i have to go out and earn money to feed my family. corona has hit hard 70 percent of peruvians live day to day working as street sellers or in construction block that measures here were initially strict and almost impossible to follow some rules have been relaxed and then the rules hit the poor hardest in some areas outside the capital lima neighbors have set up soup kitchens. there are lots of children and old people in need most of the people here live hand to mouth. intensive care beds are a luxury here the whole country has just over 1000 beds for 320

krishna will be taking her place. the stock rising on the news a look at how ibm shares have performed. >> eight years she's been there through that time and it has been down 20%. >> it has been a saga. it has >> it has. >> massive turn around process it involved people like warren buffett. people all along said the revenue is not rising. others will make the case that is difficult people said is that one of these glass cliff situations like when women are put in a position. at the time, when she got the job, you would have never known how difficult it was because her predecessors appeared to be rock stars but really left her holding the bag. >> she was trying to get rid of the empty calories revenue that would not be profitable. >> this is even trying to transition like a microsoft. when was that in like 1980 >> this is 50s and 60s and big blue it had to be repositioned a couple of times. gershner had to come in. to have ibm, even know what it is anymore digital equipment, prime computer, novell they are just totally

then george bush's father this is a brother in the tourist case in some circles at least jarrett krishna's father was convicted. of various crimes including intimidating a witness which and that consisted off him hiring a prostitute to meet his brother in law recording the encounter and sending the tape to his sister in an attempt to prevent his sister from cooperating with prosecutors the sister just sent the tape to 2 prosecutors instead and christians father was done for so he did serve 24 months of that but now he's been officially officially pardoned gunman have attacked a town in western ethiopia reportedly killing more than 100 people here's how it happened in the benny shango goma's region where ethnic tensions have been escalating amnesty international says dozens are still unaccounted for the u.k. is now facing a threat of 2 coronavirus variants after detecting another potentially more infectious strain and 2 people who traveled from south africa from there have now been suspended. we are poor in tuning cases and close contents of cases found here in the u.k. 2nd we're placing im

it was incumbent on the ceo, arvind krishna, who just joined, to make a turn in the company's fortunescompanies will have a deep strategic relationship but that will not constrain them both from partnering with who they want to. scarlet: [inaudible] if you're any kind of tech ceo, sellingrd to overlook yourself as a cloud company. we talked about how big tech stocks have done eminently well, especially the qqq's. they are up 67% since the bottom in march. three cloud etf's are up about 80% since that time as investors piled into companies that would benefit from the new stay-at-home dynamic. ibm is in two of these cloud etf's but with a small waiting. the best performer really focuses on small cloud companies as opposed to bigger ones that get less than half the revenue from cloud computing. you can pretty much see why there is appeal to focus on the cloud. vonnie: thank you for that. ibm erasing some of their earlier gains but still up 5%. barney joinsances us to talk about how the biggest foundations and philanthropy efforts are positioning themselves when it comes to responsible inv

but our correspondent in south africa, adrienne krishna is at the investment conference for us. he's been speaking to economic advisor to president sarah, pose a true moody's possibly this week again, downgrade south africa. and survey actually said that by 2022, the debt to g.d.p. ratio might surprise 100 percent the country is quite broke, isn't that? i wouldn't think quite group. we're under fiscal strain, like most countries, i think we went in to close it with limited fiscal space. so that is one thing that might come to an away from one has to admit that. but if you look at our debt to g.d.p. ratio, i mean, you know, we have the g. 20 summit coming up over the weekend. if you compare us to the g 20 countries in terms of how much we increased debt to deal with that. and we're irish, it's, we're comparable, we're not an outlier. it is a shock to us that given where we're coming from, where there was a time when the government had really been constrained contained coming from where we were like the center. so to where we're going, it is quite a shock, but we've had to admit t

our correspondent adrian krishna reports from cape town in south africa, a country where one in 5 people is living with the virus. for almost 2 decades, the nonprofit organization hope has been an important point of contact for those living with hiv. like here in the cape town township of delft. true 2 years ago, luis morris worked in a textile factory but then her life took a difficult turn. and the accident left her unable to work, our problems followed, and then she became infected with hiv. in my family, from my house. my family didn't want to have anything to do with me after my h. i.v. diagnosis. they cut of contact, and even now if my neighbors knew i have hiv, they would only say hello from a distance. they wouldn't invite me to their homes. it means i also keep my distance. it's not easy being a positive, you have to somehow accept that people behave in a certain way towards you. and i find that said dr. hughes, on rainy, is used to hearing similar stories. at least half of the community has a family name that somebody that they know that they have you positive but it's but it's

depend on anti-retroviral drugs the very ones now becoming scarce because of the pandemic the airing krishna reports from south africa. tempi would have preferred not to come to the clinic today because of the corona virus and to avoid questions from neighbors temby is not her real name she prefers to remain anonymous i knew she is a charity causative and wants to make sure her one year old daughter does not become infected. so my family knows that you. know. because they like to call from a little bit build they judge you or own the sin of pride because they don't know your future would have been to you after all. so you don't need to charge for. one in 5 mothers in khayelitsha township is age i be positive a few years ago 2 out of every 5 children also had the virus but now the chances of h. i.v. being passed on the birth are less than 5 percent south africa has made significant progress of the fight against hiv the government pays for the medicines and aid agencies like doctors without borders with education programs in normal times a group of mothers with h i.v. meteo once a month at the