page i mean still causes aids today with no real vaccine or cure what are the odds coben 1000 could be the same the big reason why we've struggled to come up with a vaccine for hiv is that the process it uses to produce copies of itself is very prone to making mistakes so the virus mutates rapidly most of those mistakes won't work out but a few will prove beneficial to the virus and the sense that the changes will allow it to continue to. evade a patient's immune system hiv is really a moving target so it's hard to come up with an effective vaccine but sars cove 2 is very different from a shot of hiv in a very key way it proofreads its genetic code during replication and proofreading slows the mutation rate that means the stars who have to genome so far appears to remain stable or more stable than h. i.v. over time that's giving researchers hope that they'll be able to develop effective long lasting vaccines against the corona virus but because we're still at such an early stage of observing its evolution it's still just a hope. there i've been fizzling see you again say. hi and here's

africa has confirmed more than 16000 coben tonight teen cases and almost 900 deaths and those numbers are rising in all but 2 countries on the continent many countries have taken steps to prevent the spread such as closing borders and banning mass gatherings some governments have imposed lock downs but such measures are often difficult to enforce especially when people live very close together our next report looks at the situation in one community in kenya. life goes on in africa's biggest slum kibera in the kenyan capital nairobi for now at least. like most of their compatriots people here have so far been spat the full force of the virus. on april the 15th just over 200 infections and 9 deaths were recorded in the entire country. but given developments elsewhere many are afraid of what is to come and more worryingly what measures they can take to prevent the worst. some residents say locking down the population in a place like this is not an option as it could lead to starvation or worse. that they can't take the risk especially with a belt which tied to the top of a 7 different ta

socialism now a story for people who like to breathe after many realize that high air pollution increase coben 1000 death rates european cities would like to get rid of some cars even if they are fiat's milan is to introduce one of europe's most ambitious schemes re allocating streets based from cars to cycling and walking in response to the crisis the city will turn 22 miles of road over to cyclists and pedestrians what is italian culture going to be like with scooters and i got. the pandemic has forced colleges to a vic their students and put all operations online but the problem is that students are still paying full price to ition some students are now suing their schools including california state universities the lawsuits claimed it was unfair and unlawful for u.c. to keep fees to cover the cost of certain on campus services which are no longer available to students paying exorbitant amounts of tuition for learning ancient greek must have felt like a scam before but now paying thousands of dollars to log on to your colleges version of you tube must feel extra scam me if you want to learn

hundreds are spending hours lining up for food handouts in the poorer suburbs of paris at $31.00 coben $1000.00 has caused an unprecedented hunger crisis with families relying on food banks to survive. well then for the lockdown had local markets which had cheaper than supermarkets supermarkets are too expensive for the kind of shop there. are not covered by the employment all fortunately. otherwise we would also eat. as soon as people arrive here would get set up and give the different grades who are prepared to those distributing the food. everything is prepared here we distribute milk our preserves and our vegetables. for the special expenses to expensive for me just difficult with my children and my husband who has been to work since the beginning of the crisis i have to call them to get food and this is a little a solution. when this good 19 health crisis started we thought that it was going to affect the whole population but especially those in a precarious position we thought about how we could help them so we decided to do food distribution. we have a lot of people who come fro

wednesday a 100 year old woman was discharged from a hospital in northeastern sicily after beating coben 19 she's one of a number of times and terrence who have beaten the odds during the pandemic. but even those who recover have terrifying stories to tell. it was put in intensive care after contracting cope at 19 he told us what happened. i leave it all in the beginning i viewed it as i'm negative positive later when the situation worsened i realized that the corona virus is truly a monster and that's when the fear and terror started i quickly went into risperidone crisis the doctors informed me that they would have to interview me at this point i called my wife it was 2 am terrified we were both terrified thank god that this doctor sort of obligated me to be intimidated because if we waited another day it could have been too late from when the doctor arrived telling me that she was going to interview me i felt i was unconscious after 5 minutes and in these 5 minutes i had so much fear she told me it can take more than a month but i got better in 7 days the most vivid sight that i can r

weekend briefings were cancelled after a backlash over his comments on injecting disinfectant to treat coben 19 patients and british prime minister boris johnson is due to resume work today johnson had spent the past 2 weeks at home recovering from 19. now a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines today a top south korean security official says north korean leader kim jong il is alive and well emphasizing that seoul has detected no one usual movements in north korea rumors have been swirling about kim's health after unconfirmed reports he was seriously ill following heart surgery. hundreds of cuban doctors have arrived in south africa to help that country fight against covert 19 the team will spend the next 14 days in quarantine for being deployed to different provinces cuba has dispatched more than 1200 health care workers around the world. and new zealand's prime minister just send it down says the country has won the battle against the widespread transmission of the credit by race health officials have recorded only one new case in the past 24 hours new zealand is set to

local media in australia for reusing their content this as advertising revenues take a hit and mid coben $18.00 the australian government made that announcement on monday saying it will release draft rules for the tech giants to pay fair compensation for content from news media. ok let's head over to regina hamm at the sports h.q. regina mixed martial arts has you have seen now tennis might be getting an ultimate league of their own what's up with that people are just really hungry for sports and that's fair in this current climate because the a.t.p. end of e.t.a. have put all test related activities on hold at least until mid july however that isn't stopping one stars coach for proposing an type new type of tournament to give tennis fans or fix certainly as coach patrick moore to callao is starting an independent tennis league to play professional matches without fans the name of the ultimate tennis showdown and more the glow said it would just start a few weeks in france the coach plans to live through 10 matches per weekend for 5 weekends in may and june with the 1st round on may 16th

hydroxy coral quen which has been touted by president trump as being effective and battle battling coben one team though the latter has since been relaxed after come threatened with retaliation. protectionism is the new way that acetylene as travel and tourism are going to be highly monitor going forward the expects trade to fall between 13 and 32 percent in 2020 as a means for international cooperation for sustain inclusive recovery but the big question remains who is listening and who will need the international cooperative efforts will most co-host christi i thank you for that for now for more we bring in host of economic day and author of understanding socialism professor richard wolfe and c.e.o. of transform many research tobin smith gentleman thank you for joining me today. lou let's start with you tobin i want to ask you this now mcdonald's global same store sales dropped about 22 percent just in the month month of march this is a global chain that always does well even during a recession this is because of the cheap prices so when what is it is that even fair to use this as a mea

account otherwise we're going to lose more than we should and it will damage our economy for a decade coben smith and christie i thank you both for that excellent insight i appreciate it today thank you. and finally a recent nasa discovery is giving some hope that in earth 2 point 0 may actually exist and now it's not even close to mars r.t. correspondent attash is sweet takes a look at what researchers are saying about this newly discovered exoplanet. 300 light years from earth and your discovery reveals an exoplanet with stock similarities to our very own globe nasa describing the exoplanets as the most similar to earth insanities and estimated temperature and that's comparing this exoplanet to thousands of others discovered by the now retired kepler space telescope it ran out of fuel and reportedly went to sleep back in 2018 but scientists are still looking through all of its captured surveillance this nasa illustration is what scientists believe the surface of kepler $641.00 c. would potentially look like a location makes it possible for a liquid water to exist and it's slightly larger

including for the development of vaccines and bet almost $500000000.00 on drug maker merck to deliver its coben $1000.00 back saying which is already in trials tech start up the devil has unleashed its artificial intelligence power to fund existing drugs that may be used in the fight against this pandemic is identified a rheumatoid arthritis drug from eli lilly that may do the job it's just one of many drugs though that are in trials right now and it's not just the western world that has the scientific know how to beat the virus and senegal a laboratory is used its aids in a bowl experience to develop a $1.00 kovan $1000.00 testing kit al-jazeera has more. senegal is doing what most countries count testing everyone symptoms are not entering a health center for the novel coronavirus it has no shortage of testing kit thanks to this lab at the best researchers are developing a one dollar quick diagnose ticket originally made to test for dengue fever patients drop blood or saliva on to the devices and wait for a blood line to appear like a pregnancy test explains researcher i do sell. there is no n

this partially in your your response a moment ago but florida's economy is driven by industries that coben 1000 has affected the most we're talking leisure hospitality retail many of those jobs just going to come back what we're for to do to the state itself. you know they're going to have to address a lot of issues that we already have and they are going to have to take a look at it and we're going to have to take a look at jobs in an engine. training. weather is nice because all you can do you need to get out to be. open it up again and i think that's one thing you're going to do you think you're going to like a lot enough where they you know when you make decisions like allowing iraq again to wonder if you're really making decisions that are wrong and. you can't rely on one of the program on and vacation in florida and or don't rely on the anymore we've got to do more. oscillation and improve the opportunities for jobs and i think. oh they're all just looking for i mean doubt they don't want to work with me in trouble or any number of fraud allegations so you know what about a real oppo

for several months at least you see what we're facing at this point in time is truly unprecedented coben 1000 has claimed 135000 lives but there have been numerous pent up banks over the course of history with far greater loss of life and yet we have never seen lobel action on this scale what makes this so different. that's a very good question jacqueline and i think that i think what's happened is that it was the it was the potential that this thing could do i think it was the we the government in britain initially was following a policy people could herd immunity while that at the swedish model who what the swedish government to do was be to have sort of the most vulnerable people in them to stay at home but the rest of life carrying on as normal as possible but when they got the report from the imperial college of britain which said they could be 250000 deaths in britain alone then that's when they began to panic and look at so i think it was the fact this is a new thing and a novel thought it was a novel virus i think that's what's made governments. on the side of caution of how they

revealing a significant racial disparity in infections and deaths talk about chicago 61 of the 86 recorded coben 1000 deaths were black residents most of those who died had suffer from hypertension high blood pressure and diabetes 46 percent of pennsylvania's patients had been black while 37 percent were white local media have reported that many african-american residents can afford to buy groceries and bulk so they need to leave the house more and that puts them at higher risk and michigan has also started reporting on its demographic figures african-americans account for 12 percent of the state's population but 40 percent of deaths i'm crying a virus that's made to clayborne carson he's the director of the martin luther king jr research and education institute he joins us from stanford california recreate your time very much so just 1st of all your reaction to these statistics are they surprising to you anyway. well. i think if they hear this ensure that the british will analysis or any knowledge. of. this fund early and the money everyone knows is for us 3 times it will work decisions are mor

prime minister is and stable condition after being transferred to intensive care where coarsening coben 1000 sometimes. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up new york state remains the epicenter of the coronavirus in the u.s. with 731 more tatts the highest daily toll yet. to panic clare's a state of emergency in its capital and other regions.