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most of the d. c. power is hydro electric, but just one in 5, people have access to electricity. palmetto co, n day, a service manager at the dams it should be up will be less short. today, population of a democratic republic of congo has almost found and we are now approaching 100000000 people left. we saw the power generated by a one and 2 as they are currently installed, is not enough for we need to pass on with anger. 3 in got poor plants to build africa. the biggest hydro electric plant have been circulating for decades now for to skew future industries. and australian company is in talks with the countries president the river congo would be redirected to flood the body river valley story . water behind a huge concrete wall to plan has the potential to increase power generation $25.00 fold, but a recent presentation explains for the skis motivation. it wants to use the electricity to produce grain, hydrogen, to sell on the world market. putting out a new soccer is the coordinator of a local congo

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what happens in d. c does not stay in d. c. where covid is related to dr lisa santora with the marine health and human services department is talking about the 112 students. from two schools who were part of that spring break trip. 50 of them tested positive for covid 19 or 45% a significant numbers, say county health officials. now we call that the attack rate, so that's a that's a relatively high attack rate. we confirm some of the students attended mill valley middle school statement to ktvu from superintendent dr kimberly berman reads in part quote. we do know that so much children from mill valley middle school attended the world strides trip to washington d. c this past week. the statement goes on to say that 56 students district wide tested positive for covid-19. after spring break, but didn't specify how many of the students participated in the d. c trip, where in health officials and make traveling comes with the risk of contracting covid-19 and added this towards balancing that risk , um, with the benefits of that tra

and with real atman, helga boban has c o. p. d. chronic obstructive pulmonary disease as the term for a group of lung conditions that mainly affect smokers. but helga is among the 10 percent of c o. p. d. patients whose breathing difficulties have no obvious cause. the other big of rodney ugly. there are sensory nerves in the respiratory tract, him about the nerve impulses, make the respiratory muscles, graham bob, which causes a narrowing of the airways and coughing. we huang them the whole basically it's an acute condition affecting the lungs of a c o p d patient in a way that is comparable to health circulatory problems affect someone with heart problems at the school. fortunately for helga bowl bit stefan eyes and man is not only a lung specialist, he's also one of just a few doctors in the world using a new surgical method to treat acute respiratory problems. a bronco scope is inserted into the lungs. it has an electrode catheter. the catheter delivers heat to certain nerve structures and the lungs and destroys them. the nerv

believe it one believe the x with is an expert is now without protection. air, air defense protection at c d. w. constantine agatha speaking to us and you know, following the withdrawal of russian troops from many regions of northern ukraine, almost every day, new evidence of war crimes come to light. the man of the town of mckyrie, of nikki, says, russian soldiers shot more than $130.00 civilians. much of the town is completely destroyed. a correspondent, un philip schultz, went to the carrier to get eye witness accounts of the russians each. it's hard to believe that there is still human life among all the destruction basil and his wife natalia. where at home, when russian troops took over mackarath in late february when morning. so just came to their house and accused basil of taking pictures. they tied him up and left him outside in his 2 shed, hulu normally, but it was very cold and particular at night the worst was that i had no idea what happened to my wife drives for them. but one day a soldier came and brought me my special medicine. this was the moment when i understood that my wif

it was c d, w. and his a reminder of our top story, u. s. president jo by us rejected the russian president vladimir putin claim of victory over the ukrainian city of mario pl. it comes as satellite images that it shows mosque right graves, nit, archibald drain fuses, ross of very lumps of $9000.00 civilians. as it fin off a me and then used teams not go away. business is up next and i have a world news update for youth asked to talk to paul feo, and that's always our website for the latest news. mason w, go home to have it in early and thanks for was hold. so i'm just kinda, i think that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot us to you and more we will send you back. are you familiar with this? with the smudges were lions of the what's your story. ready i'm, he was numbers, women, especially and victims of financing and i'm.

c, d, w. news from berlin. just reminder of our top story. officials are warning civilians to leave eastern parts of ukraine before an expected russian defense bosco's thought to be preparing fresh assaults on hockey and the dawn valley region. after pulling troops from around the cap, watching d w. those business is next with stephen beardsley. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. mm hm. ah ah, does a me a or an eternity? time. it can be measured precisely. indeed, every one experiences it differently as if there are different forms of time. time, a phenomenon, a dimension, if we know we won't live forever, an illusion. about time presenting futures past starts april 14th on d, w. o . the war and ukraine delivers a heavy blow to global trade. imports and exports are down in almost all major economies. as container ships remain stuck in port, is it a blip or could the damage be longer lasting? also on the show 26000000 lives locked down, we'll get the latest on how residents of shanghai are coping with china'

has c o. p. d. chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is the term for a group of lung conditions that mainly affect smokers. but helga is among the 10 percent of c o. p. d. patients whose breathing difficulties have no obvious cause. the up big of running out the lease. there are sensory nerves in the respiratory tract, him about the nerve impulses make the respiratory muscles, graham bob, which causes a narrowing of the airways and coughing. we huang them, basically it's an acute condition affecting the lungs of a seal pd patient in a way that is comparable to health circulatory problems affect someone with heart problems. and lucille, fortunately for helga bull bit stefan eisen, mon is not only a lung specialist, he's also one of just a few doctors in the world using a new surgical method to treat acute respiratory problems. a bronco scope is inserted into the lungs. it has an electrode catheter. the catheter delivers heat to certain nerve structures and the lungs and destroys them. the nerves tha

so make that very clear on they were closed because the russians have blockaded from the c d a support. so what we have our ships here in dry dock of the oil facilities and oil storage facilities which are known for me. um, of course are strategic, but it doesn't change the situation. ukraine was already blockaded from the see. the fact of the matter is that many people are talking about a possible land and vision from the sea, a marine invasion from the sea, from the sea by russian forces. and that's impossible. it's possible i just anything is possible because nothing has been predicted loons work. but um, this is a city of catacombs of tunnels underneath through limestone, it's extremely well fortified prepared. and i think people have been expecting this for the most part. all right, well thank you so much. lauren sheets. they are obviously a man who is highly in demand because you've been reporting on the military situation for the past 2 weeks. thank you so much for your time. thank you ma'am. and his a quick look at some other stories related to the war we've been falling for yo

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his end up suffering from c o. p d or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. symptoms include flem and shortness of breath and especially during physical activity. but the main sign is the persistent cough. normally c o, p d is treated with medication, but now there's a new method to combat the coughing and operation case. now take a deep breath and then coffee. very good that. so let's take a look. things are looking better, so excellent. well, hell. campbell, that still coughs when her doctor asks her to. but for years she was played by a constant involuntary dry cough. yamazik washed, it was really severe and the worst of it was when i got up early, i couldn't settle down. the thing about to dry cough is that it's such a strain that it makes the bronchial tubes close up and you feel like you're suffocating. and then you have to try and calm your breathing and people ask me helga boban has c o p. d. chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is the term for a group of lung conditions that mainly affects smokers. but helga

resident fellow and director of mcgasey initiatives of the german marshall fund based in washington, d. c. is an expert on foreign policy and defense corporation, and has held a long list of jobs in us government. welcome to d w. so today we have mr. gutierrez, telling russia that it's actions in ukraine, contravene international law is called for dialogue for a ceasefire and for the establishment of humanitarian corridors. is he saying all these things? because that's what the secretary general of the u. n. is supposed to say, or did he really go to moscow expecting vladimir putin to suddenly see the error of his ways? i think that the u. n is already spoken. we've seen a number of resolutions coming through the un condemning, including in the general assembly with hundreds of nations condemning rushes, actions in ukraine. a rush has been kicked off the human rights council in geneva, and so the un secretary general knows exactly what's happening right now. but, but clearly in his role, he is trying to move a possible ceasefire, which he mentioned in his conversations in moscow and try t

what happens in d. c does not stay in d. c. with the marine health and human services department is talking about the 112 students. from two schools who were part of that spring break trip. 50 of them tested positive for covid 19 or 45% a significant numbers, say county health officials. now we call that the attack rate, so that's a that's a relatively high attack rate. we confirm some of the students attended mill valley middle school statement to ktvu from superintendent dr kimberly berman reads in part quote. we do know that so much children from mill valley middle school attended the world strides trip to washington d. c this past week. the statement goes on to say that 56 students district wide tested positive for covid-19. after spring break, but didn't specify how many of the students participated in the d. c trip, where in health officials and make traveling comes with the risk of contracting covid-19 and added this towards balancing that risk, um, with the benefits of that travel love such a tremendous educational oppo

o, c, d, off the fight between u. c. k, a terrorists and, and, and, and a serbian police formations. and in that particular area. and it turned out that the bodies of those terrorists who had been killed were subsequent. the rearrange, so that it looked like a master done on innocent people. they were put into cards on civilian clothes, clothing, but subsequent tests actually did turn out only they've been, they've been notified. ok, they had fired guns, et cetera, were very military boots and it was a just a pre arranged massacre to justify the subsequent. ready war and you're concerned about parallel perhaps today and reiner washington also said it once russia to be removed from the un human rights con. so how likely is not to happened? you think, and what precedent, what it's set this, this would just depress it. i cannot imagine that this could could happen, but it would, i am also not fully aware about the procedure, who would all have to agree to this and i so, but i cannot really imagine that it could happen becau

the omicron sub variant b a two is still the dominant strain in the us the c. d. c. says it now accounts for 86% of covid cases in the country and more than 90% in the northeastern us where cases are on the rise. the national seven day average of new coronavirus cases is up nearly 10% to more than 28,000. the positive news is that scientists say vaccines are offering strong protection against severe illness and death . california senator alex padilla was in san francisco today to detail new federal funding for sfm to and bart. senator badia was joined by mayor lyndon breed at the powell street, bart station. $852 billion has been allocated to bart from american rescue plan funding. upgrades at that palace station or about 60% complete. they include a contemporary metallic grid ceiling featuring new energy efficient lights, a completely rebuilt escalator and gender neutral public restrooms. iconic oakland restaurant oliveto officially closing for good when it will serve its final meals next first, the new filings that showed just how much much it costs to if you're a

as more for you online at al serra dot com slash c d. c. that will take you straight to our page, which has individual reports, links and anti episodes for you to catch up on. that said for this edition of counting the cost to i'm kim vanelle from the whole team here and dell. huh. thanks for joining us. the news on al jazeera is next full of struggles full of pleasure, but i mean, i might not have written them, which of course i talked to, one of them did a battery of mars. rebel yell, there are way i have an intimate life in cuba. get your mouth already are gearing gun. how do you put it? that did a v as victor like this. my cuba on al jazeera use from al jazeera on the go. and me tonight out is there is only a mobile app. is that the you, this is where we dissects analyze and you have to find what's going on. i guess, going from algy, there is a mobile app available in your favorite app. still, just sat for it and tapped are made a new app from out a 0 need at you think of it. ah, this is al jazeera, ah, hello mccloud. this is the news,

well, he's a deputy director of africa, c d. c. this is what he told us area to be only 15 percent of the african population is fully rock submitted. and this is a very far from the target that we have set of 70 percent by the end of this year 2022. um, 2 key challenges that are facing the continent from a delivery perspective, getting the work seems from the storage. secondly, from a public perspective are members of the public find it difficult to leave the economic activities to go and get vaccinated. are these 2 when they are solved, then we start seeing that the vaccination rates increase on the continent. so 90 asked as a scenario during this episode, what is the hold up in vaccination rates in some parts of the world? is it still a supply issue or lack of confidence in the vaccine? among some communities, margaret, i'm going to ask you to handle this one because the debate chose by this point was expecting 70 percent of countries to been vaccinated by now at mother help us out with us is certainly and it was a supply issue t

we know it by its initials as everything in our government is known, the j c d c. we have 25 of the biggest cyber security technology firms at numbers. we are sharing information in an unprecedented way. a rising tide raises all boats. that is really, i think, our mantra. that enables us to understand what we must defend against. it raises the bar with respect to the activities. we can undertake to in fact to better defend ourselves, and one another. i think information sharing is critical. i'm very proud of the information sharing partnership that we have with the netherlands. we work jointly, so closely together to strengthen ourselves, strengthen one another, and strengthen other allies and partners. >> thank you mister secretary. madam minister, your key takeaways for us in the providence three? >> thank you so much. i totally agree with senator -- >> working together is so important. collaboration of cybersecurity in the maritime sector is key and inescapable. within our country, within the netherlands, the information sharing in the cyber centers of our -- in

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being and india, then it is possible to determine whether it's tax evasion with technology the o e c. d. go ahead. no, i was gonna ask you briefly, raj, a how it would affect investors and liquidity. it will a type of quality. they could drive down prices. crypto is global. so if somebody should get other prices in the jurisdictions in the use of major market, it could have a depression or reducing a depressing price on, on, on crypto india. i would say that you could have non indian traders come in and, and see that the one percent is acceptable and they'll come in and perhaps drive up the price of that goes to be determined. thank you so much for talking to us about this foncher avantia brown joining us from new york. thank you for your insight. thank you. and that is our show for this week. an entire episode for you to catch up. that's it for this edition of counting the cost some fully back to go from me in the whole team.

but most often viruses are the culprits. 5 types can cause classical viral, hepatitis, a, b, c, d, or eat. depending on the type, there are various transmission vectors such as blood or seamen, but also contaminated water or rule meat. screening is aimed at early detection. it's just a pinprick and a drop of blood used to test for hepatitis viruses even where there are no obvious symptoms. but it can lead to an early diagnosis that makes all the difference. do this cleaning is an mildest screening is a milestone mic, because it enables me to discover people who are at risk of dying from a viral liver disease over the long term effect. so on the liver, lung fussy, to fetched album, people like susanna she bought 2 years ago, she was diagnosed with hepatitis c quite by chance during a medical at her workplace. is having me august the like a doctor. so i didn't think for a moment than anything would come of it. i just went along for the check up as normal when i got the call telling me that i had hepatitis c. it was a huge shock. petition he isn't shaken. hepa titus. viruses enter the ce

is it behind linda that had that he d separate tight? a c treatments are genuinely revolutionary and quote, if you start off with a chronic disease, but by the end of these treatments, the virus is gone was um, it's not just that it prevents the virus reproducing itself. the patient is actually free of the infection, hired him in the day and fix all erica klein has chronic hepatitis b, which can also lead to cirrhosis and cancer of the liver. she was diagnosed a long time ago because none of that, him for non sufficient virus, i went to my g p for a standard checkup back in 1995. and he noticed that my liver function values were too high, but of it hurts in hub fish for a long time. now she has been receiving regular treatment from doctor stephanie han . unfurnished, mom i went, oh, he can. yeah. but it has been home and we can't cure hepatitis b yet. hopefully that will change in a few years. it's a matter of intensive research and we're right now we can only treat it with tablets that need to be taken regularly. legal methods can, on vanda

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and jeffrey miller made up a c. d or staff did. and i included a rack and are under the oh, with the permission of the commander their general sanchez even can rent training sessions for the interrogators and the staff at abu ghraib prison. or he transmitted the guantanamo techniques to the abil gradstaff. basically the restraints what removed and they were told to get results. the thing that became so clear is that what united states was doing was not a secret. it was hidden in plain sight. it wasn't really until the photographs from abu ghraib were released, which were just, you know, the tip of the iceberg of what was actually happening. that people in this country began actually talking about it what we did in a lab was exactly what to do. and i had to work on that all over. yeah, i would recommend exactly the right. same course of actions that we did exactly right. very soon them all. not all of them i can differently whether one is 1600 of them. we've only seen up in about 20 maybe 30 is 1600 and they, they, the worst ones ar

states and russia, there are many ukrainian skew regret the loss of their nuclear weapons are unit c, d. this him that v justin victim wired up to will neuron. you keep them white, less moving with rock'n'roll, but of the crew result of the northern most. after such a statement, it was a blessing that president clinton and boris yeltsin had enough will and determination to make ukraine eliminate their nuclear weapons. but it wasn't for free. with 1st, the united states offered ukraine $350000000.00 in aid by black mailing and a reversal towards russia. ukraine was able to bargain for another 175000000 to dismantle the nuclear weapons. and 155000000 in economic aid from the united states . but the ukrainian politicians clearly made about deal cars, ext on perceived $2000000000.00 for the elimination of a nuclear potential 4 times smaller. and they received a 50 percent stake in the joint cossack us oil company tank, ease chevron but neither the economic aid nor the nationalist card helped crowd choke. under strong public pressure, early presidential elections were demanded. in 1994, he w

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what happens in d. c does not stay in d. c.re covid is related to dr lisa santora, with the marine health and human services department is talking about the 112 students. from two schools who were part of that spring break trip. 50 of them tested positive for covid 19 or 45% a significant numbers , say county health officials. now we call that the attack rate, so that's a that's a relatively high attack rate. we confirm some of the students attended mill valley middle school statement to ktvu from superintendent dr kimberly berman reads in part quote. we do know that so much children from mill valley middle school attended the world strides trip to washington d. c this past week. the statement goes on to say that 56 students district wide tested positive for covid-19. after spring break, but didn't specify how many of the students participated in the d. c trip, where in health officials and make traveling comes with the risk of contracting covid-19 and added this towards balancing that risk , um, with the benefits of that trave

i think d. c, washington d. c. does believe that this is an opportunity for a very long extended conflict and consumption production and sales of arms for a very long time. to con benjamin there, there is so much weaponry now heading in to ukraine. do we need to be concerned about were or in whose hands it might ultimately turn up, cuz it may go to the military. but then later on, it may be in the hands of somebody else. yes, the shilling, we need to be concerned about the denito. the problem right now is that ukraine conflict has enter is 2nd, phase 8 is a kinder movement for the russian trips to and circle 30000 ukraine in troops into dom bus regions because of the terrain because it's open because it's flat because it's not as aarp and so we can expect more long range bias by the russians may be artery to contain the situation. so the ukranian people are really exposure, the president of ukraine call for the west to send more weapons to, to, to so down to russians. and you know, i think he's is media adding oil

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