beatrice neuter a kenyan teacher moved to china 4 years ago seeking a better future instead she's broke a mocked up in an apartment in provence paris sees the court in march we have not been working so majority of workers who are teachers here really facing each other because right in all these no money to pay for rain there is no money for food. a recent rise uncovered 1000 factions have led to the fore because attacks against foreigners in china where african seem to have been the hardest are the chinese government worries about a 2nd wave of the deadly virus. there are many undocumented african immigrants living in china who are blamed for the rise in infections mostly with very little evidence these violent incidents of now sparked a diplomatic row between africa and china. i completely drained my mind my poor case to a mexican that what i was doing calling my mom back home to send me some some may be able to buy in myself food and right now it has gone to an extent that i cannot be able to ask her anymore back in kenya beatrice formally war is about. all i ask myself on these peopl

>> reporter: at each and every station, beatrice greets and shows gratitude. by the end, her trunk is overflowing. >> thank you! >> reporter: and so is her heart. you are so elated and so happy. >> yes. >> everybody has, can go home and feed their families today. that's the good part about it. without a >> thank you. >> reporter: can the food bank continue at this rate? >> we don't know. i'm anxious, because i worry that because the demand is so high our supply is inadequate, but our community is rallying, and that's what's inspiring me. i, and many other food banks, are making an appeal to our cities, our counties, our state and the federal government, that we need to be acting now to make sure no family in america goes hungry. >> good morning! >> good morning. >> did you want to get food? >> i did. >> awesome! >> reporter: a couple hours later, we meet erica, a recently divorced mother of three. >> okay at the food bank, one of ne rorte iou iinelse this comf for the next wks he oh, yokayury theice, oy? >> mes are lown mk. tomorrow. rorter: forerica, as food

and right now it has gone to an extent that i commit to be able to ask her any more back in kenya beatrice family worries about. the net result i ask myself on these people human enough we have the chinese people here and they're treated well why are they doing this to our children and when she told me when she slept out on the floor. i just asked the government to help them. honestly i just heard they're going to send a plane but how are they going to pay for it doesn't it you leave out the d.d.p. and i mean. but it's a cry for help that may go unnoticed the chinese ambassador to kenya dismisses cases like beatriz's with the devices but 200 african migrants in china the tensions between them and the locals is still a reality they are facing my mom is very worried about me and all why she wants me is back safe in our kenyan so like we all we got nothing so long as i learned they are safe. a plea echoed by many africans in china lives have been tired upside down and are desperate to be reunited with their families well for more on the story let's bring in journalist fabien clutch in beijing

so congratulations to you, beatrice, on that. i had the honor to go to the nobel ceremony a couple of years ago, and it is amazing. so we are a new their power. we are one of five new their powers under the nonproliferation treaty. the nonproliferation treaty is what is known as the universal treaty, which means early every country in the world has signed up to it. we hold the nonproliferation treaty. it does allow us in the russians and the chinese, the americans, and french, to be a nuclear power. in the original bargain that was done around that, if you like, it was about peaceful nuclear technology being made available. prohibitionport the on nuclear weapons from the so-called nuclear an treaty, but we do want to uphold the number of ration treaty which also celebrates important anniversary this year. >> ethically have time for one more question. i cannot see who it is from but i will read it to you. how could the g7, which britain will be there presidency holder play 2021, how can the g7 a stronger role in the covid 19 respo

our specked speaker this morning is professor beatrice hoffman. she is the author of two books on the u.s. health care system. the wages of sickness, the politic of health insurance and in progressive american 2008 and health care for some rights and rationing in the united states since 1930, 2018. another book she coeditied with professor tones. she has many other awards and has received broad recognition in many ways. in 2015 she gave the commencement address at loyola school of medicine in chicago. sop it is with great pleasure that i introduce, first, professor tones. would you come to the podium? nancy? >> thank you, alan, for that nice introduction. my task today is to talk about one unique feature of u.s. health care that we think of health care primarily as a commodity, a set of products and services that should and must be delivered according to market base principles. through our fee for service system, providers break down medical care into component parts and charge for each product and service separately. at each stage of care, it's a

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food and right now it has gone to an extent that i can not be able to ask her anymore back in kenya beatrice family war is about. all i ask myself and these people human enough we have the chinese people here and they treated well why are they doing this to our children and when she told me when she slept out on the floor. i just asked the government to help them. doesn't ask you i just had they're going to send a plane but how are they going to pay for it was an idealism of the g.d.p. in an in. but it's a cry for help that may go unnoticed the chinese ambassador to kenya dismisses cases like beatriz's with the diversions but 200 african migrants in china the tensions between them and the locals is still a reality they are facing my mom is very worried about me and all why she wants me is. we always. see if you. could buy many africans in china lives have been timed upside down and not disputed to be reunited with deferment is. the story let's bring in the journalist fabio encrypts mose in beijing and is following developments for us fabienne you spoken to many african the migrants there in

food and right now it has gone to an extent that i cannot be able to ask her anymore back in kenya beatrice family war is about. all i ask myself on these people human enough we have the chinese people here and they treated well why are they doing this to watch children and when she told me when she slept out on the floor. i just off the government to help them. doesn't ask you i just heard they going to send a plane but how are they going to pay for it so then they do so with the g.d.p. and a need. but it's a cry for help that may go unnoticed the tin you some buster that can you dismiss is this is like be too since we do exaggerations but 200 african migrants in china the tensions between them and the locals is still a reality they're facing my mom is very worried to both me and all why she wants me is. in kenyan soil we always know nothing so long as they're safe over you. could buy many africans in china who's lives have been tanned upside down and out of this but to be reunited with deformities and for more let's bring in journalist fabien crash mine beijing has been following this sto

and right now it has gone to an extent that i come not to be able to ask any more back in kenya beatrice family worries about. from the duties of one moment i offer myself on these people human enough we have the chinese people here and they're treated well why are they doing this to our children and when she told me when she slipped out on the floor. i mean you know i just off the government to help them. was and that's why i just had they going to send a plane but how are they going to pay for it doesn't make you lose about the g.d.p. in a need. but it's a cry for help that may go unnoticed this in you some bus that it's kinda dismisses cases like beaches as we did with the races but 200 african migrants and the tensions between them and the locals is still a reality they're facing my mom is very worried about me and all why she wants me but. we all we've got nothing so long as i learned. a good by many africans in china lives have been tied up so they don't i'm not desperate to be reunited with their families. germany has pledged 300000000 euros in humanitarian aid to fight the corona

i think russia's foreign policy is too soft goods the most russian girls beatrice not. the full russian all knowledge is it. china approves human tests with 2 experimental vaccines to combat the corona virus that's killed more than a 100000 people worldwide. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. we can control the spirit feel good about that. the worst is over possible signs of hope in the u.s. coronavirus epicenter but the new york government warns it's no time to relax.

people here in spain and that doesn't include the many small businesses that depend on tourists some beatrice terrans and offering delivery and take. retirees who came here for the winter and couldn't or didn't want to return. right now it's a little bit people but we are increasing every day people we will leave it with more and more. business owners hope that at least spanish tourists hit the beaches this summer the challenge will be making the beach just say for everyone. 2 meters distance between each beach that would be about this much space between each vacation that's one of the many plans being considered in spain at the moment to at least partially save this u.s. beach season but many are asking is this plan feasible and who were enforcing these measures. some people are calling for a kind of beach police one businessman from italy has designed plexiglas boxes that could be set up to reduce contact between sunbathe us we talked to him via video link from his office and he told us he has had inquiries from results all over europe including spain. we want to make this invention even be

russian girls have beatrice not peace and. full russian all knowledge is in.alaska's phone north a pristine environments that's become a battleground with the trumpet ministration keen to let oil companies start drilling some in its remote communities are tempted by the promised wealth we leave here we may not there but others of bitterly opposed we should not have to trade our culture for oil and gas crossing the high peaks of the arctic circle to investigate people in power at the edge of the earth on al-jazeera. european nations go in different directions and relaxing restrictions to control covert 19 but the world health organization is warning of any hasty action. this decisions must be based 1st on foremost on protecting human health. hello i'm adrian forgive this is al jazeera live from joe also coming up. fighting intensifies in libya.

. >> reporter: beatrice ortiz was the first car in line. she waited 18 hours to get this food, reading the bible to pass the time. she is no less grateful for the nourishment, the peace of mind loaded into the trunk of her car. >> thank you for the san antonio food bank and for all the essential workers doing their jobs, because without them where would we all be? >> all those families, extraordinarily brave to not only get in line for that food, but to share their stories with you tonight. marcus, back with us live from san antonio. i know we were struck when you were reporting in all day, marcus, that you told us many of these families told you that they have never had to ask for food before. >> reporter: yeah, david. 2,000 people came here to get food today and a majority of them -- 70%, we are told -- were first-time visitors to the food bank. they have never before needed to ask for this kind of help and it was a surreal sight in this parking lot. >> marcus moore tonight. we appreciate those stories and we'll stay on it every night. >>

russian girls beatrice not. russia or knowledge is it. china approves human tests for 2 experimental vaccines to combat the corona virus that's killed more than 100000 people worldwide. hello i'm daryn jordan this is our 0 live from doha also coming up. we can control the spirit feel good about things. the worst is over possible signs of hope in the u.s. coronavirus epicenter but the new york government warns it's no time to relax. it's back to work for some italy and spain begin easing a few new restrictions plus. this decisions must be based 1st on foremost on protecting human hill the warns governments around the world against abandoning lockdown orders to. the number of new coronavirus cases is now nearing 2000000 worldwide but the some signs of light at the end of the tunnel china has approved 2 new experimental vaccines to be tested on humans clinical trials are also under way in the united states and there president trump and his top disease expert dr anthony fauci say the daily number of new infections is not growing as fast as be

when you work at a jail keeping the lights on and the power flowing or a matter of public safety beatrice thompson is among the team of electricians working at the cook county correctional facility in chicago it has been a little stressful being an electrician carries its own set of risks but these days going to work also means potential exposure to a covert 19 outbreak about 9 detainees and a correctional officer have died and more than 700 have tested positive for the virus at the facility thompson says she pushes the stress aside to focus on being as meticulous as she can about implementing coronavirus safety measures to me is not an option i mean we just have to continually move forward. and whatever stronger us. just deal with it. from transforming mccormick place convention center into an alternate care facility to ensuring people can stock up on groceries essential workers are keeping the american economy humming yet great risk to themselves and their families they are continuing to fight for safer workplaces across the u.s. there have been protests workers have walked off the job

would figure that that's pretty distressing and yvette i know that you have what you conducted this beatrice study funded by the knight foundation that began to look at this question of why in this democracy which is the sort of looks it itself is the premier democracy in the world in the united states why are people not voting that's right the gap between the united states and other developed democracies as you mentioned the relief that out to the knight foundation this isn't a new issue it's been ongoing for for a decade but we also noticed that we actually don't understand much about the population that doesn't vote a lot of our political polling and other political ideas are often focused on those who come most often to the polls because they're seen as the ones who influence the election result but actually by virtue of their lack of participation so do nonvoters and we actually know very little about them so the study focused on you know giving them a voice to tell us why they don't engage with the system what they think about politics what they think about 2020 and we surveyed almost

hasn't been seen in public for 2 weeks satellite images suggest that kim jong un may have traveled to beatrice or to the reuters news agency says china has sent sent a team of doctors to treat. a police officer in somalia has been arrested after shooting dead a person while enforcing coronavirus restrictions the incident on friday sparked 2 days of protests in the capital mogadishu victoria gave the house the story. hundreds of protesters shouted lay police no curfew is they marched through the capital mogadishu on saturday. they say the shooting of a civilian by a police officer and forcing a curfew will friday night is another example of violence and abuse by the security forces which they say happens too often. a lot this demonstration will continue until the government senior. officials listen to the outcry of the population who want the government to reverse the curfew decisions that is imposed on the residents during this holy month. the shooting happened near the headquarters of the somali national intelligence and security agency somalia's police chief fire commissioner in charge of th

michael and beatrice on the scientists with their colleagues of the network. so the diseases, they spillover, or zoonotic, whether slightly technical term but i want to familiarize you with them a reservoir, reverend reservoir host is the kind of animal in which the bunker virus or whatever it is, lives permanently inconspicuously without causing disease. without causing mayhem in that particular creature. one is a live there. what is it live there nondestructively. probably because business species for millions of years. so virus and is reservoir host, replicate but it does not rip locate canvas medically. it replicates slowly does not generally cause symptoms. it's invisible. it hides in the reservoir post then something happens, humans kill and eat that post or they come in contact with it somehow. leslie a couple of ways this can happen. the reservoir host sheds the virus then he gets into humans and then it becomes a zoonotic disease. one of the things that the scientist to as they study this field and they focus on these different diseases, one of the ve

michael and beatrice are the scientists who have done that work. so there are these diseases, the spillover they are zoonotic. another technical term i want to familiarize you with, reservoir host. it is the kind of animal in which the bug from a virus or whatever it is, lived permanently in think is truly without causing disease. without causing mayhem in a particular creature. why does it look better probably because it's been in the disease for millions of years. an accommodation has evolved. a virus in its reservoir host replicate but it doesn't replicate cataclysmic leak, it tends to replicate slowly and it doesn't generally cause symptoms. so, it is invisible, it hides in its host and something happens, humans kill and eat the host, they come in contact with it, somehow maybe i'll tell you a couple of stories in ways this can happen. the reservoir host sheds a virus the virus gets into humans and it becomes a zoonotic disease. one of the things the scientists do as i study this field as they focus on these different diseases, one of the very

yet sarah clarke al-jazeera now there are signs that north korea's leader may have traveled to his beatrice a lot as speculation grows about his health a monitoring group has released of these satellite images believed to show a train station and one son which is reserved for the family of kim jong il and now room is over his health have been swirling since he failed to appear the commemoration of his late grandfather's birthday on april 15th reuters reports that china has dispatched a team of senior doctors to treat kim jong un after he underwent heart surgery. still ahead on out of there one of the u.s. government's measures to fight the corona virus is raising concerns about civil liberties and we need our tests highlighting the dangers of covert $19.00 and $1.00 of the world's most overcrowded place. hello there still a few showers into the northeast of the united states some blustery conditions as well but really the good news is those severe thunderstorms they are not in the 4 calls for the next couple of days however out across the southwest we go play skies and some very high temper

beatrice if you want to have their, 7200 stevenson boulevard in fremont. back to you.>>> 6:32 right now as we track wall street, it up and up just about two minutes ago as we checked the dow, the dow is down just by a little bit in the red, down about 66 points right now.>>> meanwhile happening today, businesses will be available but actually getting it will be available. businesses are eligible for at least $350 billion a month, the loan to be forgiven if they maintain their work force and use the money or essential operations. according to the wall street journal, some of the nation's biggest banks like j.p. morgan chase are prepared, though, to start handing out the cash. they are reportedly still waiting on some guidance for the federal government on exactly how the program is supposed to work.>>> this morning, governor gavin newsom is throwing out a lifeline to help keep small businesses afloat. he is proposing and interest- free deferral of state sales tax payments and telling w. iness owners to use to 00the yer isgood >> my taxable sales could be ri

beatrice ortiz was the first in line. >> there's a lot of people hurting out here. even within my family. >> reporter: soon under the morning sun the enormity of a critical need will be made clear. cars bumper to bumper, people desperate to feed their families. matthew santa among the 2,000 people who came to this food distribution site. laid off from his job soon after the shutdown began. >> nobody likes it when your kids ask what's for dinner and you're not sure what to tell them. it's not easy to ask for help. and we try to provide for our own family. >> reporter: food banks across the country are seeing huge demand. this moving scene at a grocery store in maryland and long lines like this one in new york forming outside of this food bank. back in san antonio, people are oro s fit in endeting 18 hour the fo she'll now feed to her family. >> thank you. thank you guys. you guys are awesome. >> reporter: full of gratitude. >> thank you to the san antonio food bank and for all the essential workers doing their jobs. because without them where would we all be? >> repo

michael and beatrice are the scientists that have done that work. so, there are these diseases and the spillover. one of his lengthy technical term i want to familiarize you with his reservoir host that is the kind of animal in which the bug, the virus, whatever it is lives permanently inconspicuously without causing disease, without causing mayhem in that particular creature. why does that live there nondestructively? probably because it has been in that species for millions of years and then an accommodation has evolved but it doesn't replicate cataclysmic lee it is slowly and doesn't generally cause sometimes. then something happens, humans come in contact with it somehow maybe i will tell you a couple of ways that this can happen it sheds the virus and then becomes a zoonotic disease. as they study the field and focus on the different diseases. a new disease spills over in malaysia. it's killing pigs and pig farmers and villagers and pork sellers. this is a true case that happened in 1998 they named it after a particular village in malaysia then

when you work at a jail keeping the lights on and the power flowing or a matter of public safety beatrice thompson is among the team of electricians working at the cook county correctional facility in chicago it has been a little stressful being an electrician carries its own set of risks but these days going to work also means potential exposure to a covert 19 outbreak about 9 detainees and a correctional officer have died and more than 700 have tested positive for the virus at the facility thompson says she pushes the stress aside to focus on being as meticulous as she can about implementing coronavirus safety measures to me is not an option. we just have to continually move forward. whatever stronger us. just deal with it. from transforming mccormick place convention center into an alternate care facility to ensuring people can stock up on groceries essential workers are keeping the american economy humming yet it great risk to themselves and their families they're continuing to fight for safer workplaces across the u.s. there have been protests workers have walked off the job and othe

michael wore a bee and beatrice hawn are the scientists who with their colleagues and labs have done that work. so, there are these diseases, they spillover, they are zoonotic. one other slightly technical term i want to familiarize you with reservoir host in which the bug, virus, whatever it is lives endemic, permanently inconspicuously without causing disease, without causing mayhem in that particular creature, why does it live there can immensely? why does that live there nondestructively? probably because it's been and that species for millions of years and in accommodation has evolved. so a virus in its reservoir host replicates but it does not replicate cataclysmic leak. it tends to replicate slowly and it does not generally cause symptoms. so it's invisible it hides in its reservoir host. and then something happens, humans kill and eat that reservoir host, the coming contact with it somehow maybe i'll tell you couple stories of ways this can happen. that reservoir host sheds virus and that virus gets into humans and then it becomes a zoonotic disease. one of the things the sci

michael borghi, and beatrice hollen are the scientists who with her colleagues in the mud assistance who were there. so there are these diseases, they spillover, there zoonotic, one other slightly technical term that i want to familiarize you with, is a reservoir post. the reservoir host is the kind of animal in which the bug, the virus or whatever it is, they live and permanently inconspicuously, without causing disease. without causing mayhem. in that particular creature. what is live there. what is live there nondestructively. probably because it's been in that species for millions of years. and then an accommodation has evolved. so i virus in this reservoir host, replicates but it does not replicate calves christmas sleep. it tends to replicate slowly and it doesn't generally cause symptoms. so is invisible. it hides in this reservoir post. and something happens, humans kill any debt host, they come in contact with it, somehow maybe, i will tell you a couple of stories of ways it could happen. there is for host sheds of virus the virus gets into humans. and it becomes zoonotic di