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this plague can extend to western europe. in africa, some forms of malaria still rage.ms can easily be transmitted to south america. and cholera in japan could strike suddenly in the west coast of the united states. personally infected zones are localized. it may cover entire continents. the struggle against epidemics global one -- is a global one. for the danger of death is worldwide. then what is the answer? within the framework of the united nations, a new organization exists to promote the welfare of all people. the world health organization. in its first assembly, dr. chisholm declared this organization was physically prepared to raise the health level of all people and forever restore the human afflictions of colorado, tuberculosis and syphilis. the prime objective of the world health organization is the fight against disease on a global scale. the representatives of nearly every nation have signed on, and this means an organization with the authority to act. epidemics, no matter what part of the world they may inspect are a potential danger to all over the -- oth

that we need to spend a lot of time preparing for and really working with our partners in africa and asia and europe and african africa and all over the world. >> a look at the numbers courtesy of johns hopkins university. 3.4 million confirmed cases, 3.2 million around the world have recovered. a decile in 187 countries is over 244,000 with the us leading the list of cases and the death toll. thomas is joining us, houston texas. >> caller: hey beth, how's it going ? it's amazing, these guys in there with guns and all this stuff. you can't shoot a virus. one firecracker would have went off and probably everybody would have gotten shot . the reason they're out there is because of economics. you got 360 million people $1 million and you would save $1 trillion and they could stay at home. and please, every time you hear this information like a virus cameout of here or there or wherever , you're going to have chineserunning from these other guys trying to blame them for this . it came to europe, somebody flew out of europe and landed at kennedy and here we go. those scientists, please stand up. when you

it extends in europe. in africaat might easily be transmitted to south america. and cholera in japan could strike suddenly at the west coast of the united states. ♪ criminally infected zones are localized, but the cover -- permanently infected zones are localized. marten transport suppose new dangers to contagions. the struggle against epidemics is a global one, for the danger of death is worldwide. ♪ then what is the answer? ♪ within the framework of the united nations, a new organization exists to promote the welfare of all people, the world health organization. in its first assembly, july 1948, director general dr. chisholm declared that this organization was physically prepared to raise the health level of all people, and to forever destroy the human afflictions of malaria, cholera, tuberculosis, and syphilis. the prime objective of the world health organization is to fight against this disease on a global scale. ♪ the representatives of nearly every nation have signed the great charter of health. this means an

tara ntino's pulp fiction, it follows the story of characters whose lives variously play out in europe and africa linked to the disappearance of a woman. in the snowy mountains of southern france, an illicit affair and an abandoned car seem to offer vital clues to murder most foul. but as director dominic mall, who made lemming, shifts the perspective from one character to another, you realise that nothing is what it seems. to us or to them. like who you think i am, which came to uk streaming services in april, only the animals uses the anonymity of the internet as a key plot device in one of its many unraveling strands. this is ultimately a story about loneliness, about the way people can interact at a distance without ever understanding the true nature or effect of their actions. it is also a damn good thriller, a riveting puzzle that will keep the audience guessing, visiting and revisiting events from different angles allowing us to only see fragments of the picture until it all finally falls into place. the result may be massively contrived but there is a touch of real hitchcockian magic in t

tarantino's pulp fiction, it follows the story of characters whose lives variously play out in europe and africato the disappearance of a woman. in the snowy mountains of southern france, an illicit affair and an abandoned car seem to offer vital clues to murder most foul. but as director dominic mall, who made lemming, shifts the perspective from one character to another, you realise that nothing is what it seems. to us or to them. like who you think i am, which came to uk streaming services in april, only the animals uses the anonymity of the internet as a key plot device in one of its many unraveling strands. this is ultimately a story about loneliness, about the way people can interact at a distance without ever understanding the true nature or effect of their actions. it is also a damn good thriller, a riveting puzzle that will keep the audience guessing, visiting and revisiting events from different angles allowing us to only see fragments of the picture until it all finally falls into place. the result may be massively contrived but there is a touch of real hitchcockian magic in the drama

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from coming in to all over europe. africa started easing some restrictions after 5 weeks of coronavirus lockdown as it tries to revive its faltering economy but the government says a little impose an overnight curfew and in other news libya's u.n. recognized government says it's carried out and strike south of tripoli on a convoy of what would khalifa haftar his forces that's after the government of national accord rejected a cease fire called by half for the month of ramadan it's as they didn't trust have to are accusing him of violating previous cease fires and at least 10 people have been injured in an attack on an ammunition warehouse east of homes in western syria state media says a number of explosions were heard at the facility located in a military camp the news hour is in around 25 minutes time with dan next on our jazeera one east. what impact will called it 19 on the drop in the oil price how will the race to the white house. gold from survive these historic setbacks and does joe biden have what it takes to beat. s

like to start in africa there's a really interesting infection a map from johns hopkins university this shows quite a mock the difference in infection rates and numbers between europe and africa which has a significant number of weak health care systems why do you think that's the case well 1st of all we have to ask how do we decide that there is an infection and when we look at the rate of testing in the countries in africa per per 1000000 population it's a fraction of what it is in in europe and north america so the 1st question is are we getting all the cases and we were certainly are not getting all the cases but the reality is it's there and it will be a real challenge for we kill systems. ok so it's there and it's coming we heard from the world health organization today that it is worried about the increasing rate of infection across the continent countries like china new zealand south korea austria and germany they're all starting cautiously to loosen their movement restrictions where would you say the world is in this pandemic well it's a different countries are in different places in that and even in the u.s. we have countries that are still receiving stat

like to start in africa there's a really interesting infection a map from johns hopkins university this shows quite a mucked a difference in infection rates and numbers between europe and africa which has a significant number of weak health care systems why do you think that's the case well 1st of all we have to ask how do we decide that there is an infection and when we look at the rate of testing in the countries in africa per per 1000000 population it's it's a fraction of what it is in in europe and north america so the 1st question is are we getting all the cases and we were certainly are not getting all the cases but the reality is it's there and it will be a real challenge for we kill systems. ok so it's there and it's coming we heard from the world health organization today that it is worried about the increasing rate of infection across the continent countries like china new zealand south korea austria germany they're all starting cautiously to loosen their movement restrictions where would you say the world is in this pandemic well it's a different countries are in different places in that and even in the u.s. we have countries that are still receiving sta

potentially countries from africa to europe or latin america? >> absolutely. if you look at this effort and a year ago when i was sharing this at the conceptual stage with so many of my lateral meetings and i have a ton with the south african and southeast nations. outside the response i got from one southeast asian finance minister. he goes firing the united states as an alternative to the one way told road to beijing and i think what they understand is this is a unified and equitable alternative to that one road initiative. i have been fortunate enough in my career to build two networks. one was the her aretha network which has $7 trillion of commerce on an annual basis and the other is the global trust network that adds 800 million unique users and hundreds of thousands of companies. when you are building a network there are three objectives. number one you maximize the number of members. the power of the network is the number of members. the second one is to reduce the friction between the nodes. the software is missed is -- also trust standards and that's

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