government doing and what just in the country need to turn the tide we'll take a closer look nepal's coby crisis has even reached mt everest the story of how the coronavirus scaled such heights. and in pakistan we'll share the story of roche on that camel who has the important task of fighting illiteracy in a remote part of the country.

doctors and crematorium staff say many death still being recorded. india has the 3rd highest number of coby fatalities behind the u. s. and brazil. witnesses next following a person in journalist fighting the gaza siege with poetry to stay with us. bitcoin flock, change and crypto guarantee. disruptive technology join with me and introducing a bill to outlaw crypto currency all the way to a fair, a financial system with big open for software. we can, we don't want money without being a government award winning filmmaker toast and huffman looks at all sides of the complex crypto crypto bit going no change in the internet on our sarah i would love to do to you. we are just sitting there and just to shake you see if you know, put in this liberal in my damage and within that it just tells us what to do. i'll be lucky for you to lose it is going to shut up the tickets if you will. have a good need the worse here in the will do the love this. why do you love to do it? no, we have not only had the the as in jamaica and as a hash, it had to go to my last bon when it gives you a call when you get in

madrid's. decisions with our western sahara and independence leader to seek medical treatment in spain. coby restrictions a back in place and the say shall today following a sharp spike in cases more than 60 percent of the population there is fully vaccinated. but since visitors started returning and march with no vaccination required cases started to rise up. next one, a one east world has been used for you at 10 g. i'll see you said the world of high frequency share trading, exposed. i had this engine that was basically trading. i couldn't last. $30000000.00 was a terrifying experience. artificial intelligence as rates for stakes and risks on the money market. there's markets go faster, faster. we're opening up the possibility for an instability for no money bought on our job here, i think the for decade, drugs came pins made millions, trafficking, heroin, opium, and candidates through thailand. in response to thailand's laws became tough, tough, it's. prisons are 1st thing in the theme, but there's been astounding change in policy that time, which i did not. even government ministers are

government doing and what does the country need to turn the tide we'll take a closer look nepal's coby crisis has even reached mt everest the story of how the coronavirus scaled such heights.

do offer i'm counseling for a hole in the wards where people have to constantly be primarily with cobypatients and air relatives and families but also on the cross on the other work so we do offer here shot a team but also in other hospitals the opportunity to seek help and to get quick secular therapeutic sessions and briefly that are we likely to see long term health damage due to medical professionals once the pandemic is over well that's a question that has been circulating in the media what happens once that pandemic is over of course it's a difficult question to answer because no one really knows when it's been demonstrated and hopefully soon now that we make progress in vaccinating to population but what we see now there are long term effects of ovid on physical but also mental health and already a lot of rehab hospitals in germany are providing now a special program that is targeted people who have suffered from kogut and have long term physical but maybe also mental defectives good talking to a doctor that's very clear thank you so much dr domenica from the charity hospital th

government doing and what does the country need to turn the tide we'll take a closer look nepal's coby crisis has even reached mt everest the story of how the coronavirus scaled such heights. and in pakistan will share the story of roche on the camel who has the important task of fighting illiteracy in a remote part of the country.

long coby does involve a range of symptoms and complications that still occur several months after the initial infection among them are fatigue headaches difficulties thinking coughs skin rashes and also insomnia each patient has their own set of problems and for the moment it's still unclear how long it lasts all according to the office for national statistics over a 1000000 people in the u.k. reported long coded symptoms in march with many experiencing at least one for 12 weeks but the percentage of children is comparatively low compared to other age groups already born again says that the main problem though is that nobody seems to know what to do. he was really ill up until oct and now he has. you know i got that sense since january and if they have more good days and bad we have equal attack for example he just had an attack if we can't. with the week with my sons attacks you always do think this is their oil mess but. you know it this time his know it i'm up all learn. he gets headache. and stomach pains but then it could be another time it might be nice. he also had to prevent t

at paul's coby crisis has even reached mt everest the story of how the coronavirus scaled such heights. and in pakistan will share the story of roche on that camel who has the important task of fighting illiteracy in a remote part of the country. i'm melissa chana thanks for joining us the covert surge in india has spread to nepal it's seeing a record number of cases almost double since its previous peak last fall over the past week doctors have reported almost 70000 cases according to the red cross and red crescent 44 percent of code test conducted are coming back positive and the cases per 100000 people or about the same as india's 2 weeks ago in other words it looks like a repeat of india's disaster and with a weaker health care system than india's and a slower vaccination rate the challenge for an apollo will be that much bigger. getting out while they still can. these passengers are on the last flights out of katmandu you. as nepal's suspends international air travel. over you because you just i'm glad that i'm able to leave nepal where the covert 19 situation is getting really ba

vaccine platforms work by delivering genetic instructions into your cells that cause them to build sars coby to proteins these harmless components teach your defenses to recognize the virus without real exposure to it the available chinese vaccines accomplish the same goal by using chemically inactivated or or disabled virus to put the immune system on red alert but but because vaccines don't expose you to live virus they can't give you the disease her . you can't be contagious assuming of course that you didn't catch 1000 for real from someone in the days between vaccination and the ramp up of your immune response the sometimes unpleasant vaccine side effects experts say are actually a kind of confirmation that your immune system is reacting as it should. and we leave you with pictures from romania where dracula is taking a bite out of garbage 19 at his mythic home brand castle medics have set up a vaccination center a transylvania his main attraction visitors can get a free jab every weekend this month without an appointment also included a vaccination certificate and free entry to the con

really make you even more resistant to sars coby 2 and for a longer period of time the natural infection alone. and 2 in the show would leave you with a dutch scientists who've taught bees to sniff out coated 19 researchers gave them sugary water as a reward for identifying positive samples only once they got used to the system they'd stick out their tongues automatically the results can be provided in just seconds. of course bees have a keen sense of smell let's hope they don't lose it from covert thanks for joining us on day to always use covered $900.00 special. w's crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech color of prevention and sustainable charcoal production. all of a sow's are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters tune in now. ok. guys this is the 77 percent is the platform for africa's truth is easy shoes sure i've. noticed i know quite. young people who didn't have the solutions good future loans. 77 perce

that's one reason sounds. coby too may have originated in bath, but it probably wasn't transmitted directly to humans. the novel corona virus probably passed through pendulums or another intermediary host before infecting humans. in the wake of the corona virus fears and midst about that have intensified some seem to think of them as flying monster. but scientists say we have a lot to learn from these amazing creatures. they glide silently through the night. they can live to an amazingly old age. and they remain unharmed by viruses, fatal to many other species that possess super palace we human can only dream of when one animal has found a secret to survival. it's the back. researches have long been trying to crack the science behind this secret. now they've made a big step for with that super palace are included in that genes pushed in for fun in norman by comparing bat genomes, we have made new findings about how that are ab with viruses or deadlock. are other creatures the for the labor reason. totally send point does me that could help us to slow down human aging processes and alleviate

championships with the team the 18 time all star is being honored with a special exhibit called coby a basketball life that explores his prolific career bryant was inducted by michael jordan the only other player to receive his own exhibit. coming up after the break reporter travels to new york to look at the downside of the big apple we'll have more headlines at the top of the hour for now. for me in the entire news team here in berlin thanks so much for watching. chad's. of. extruded. glitter glitter. there against prejudice and. i did nothing just. for breaking news thanks. to all our little stars on the big stage. it's struck me 17 w. . past. new york a global metropolis brimming with culture energy life and of course money but behind the glitz and glamour there's a different story. one in 5 new yorkers is living through the pandemic in poverty. last year 6 lost her jobs and one of her sons now she ekes out a living collecting bottles. harris wants to help she collects food donations for people in need because the things wealthy new yorkers throw away are desperately needed by th

this fight raising coby in 1000 infections in the risk of violence tens of thousands of colombian stick to the streets for a 4th straight day on saturday in but with one group gathered at a national park to continue protesting against a controversial tax reform that they say would raise taxes on the middle class at a time of great economic pain among them 28 year old money company this who lost their job during the pandemic dangle me werner and you said quote i still haven't been able to pay my 9 year old son's school tuition because last year has been horrible for me tired of not having a decent house system over not having institutions that work in our favor. rising poverty and an employer. and following covered in 1000 restrictions of people increasingly venting their anger in the streets openly defying official pleas to stay home my money it's easy to stay home when you're not hungry but poor head of household women don't have that luxury and have to start filming on the streets to survive that's why we're marching to tell this government we're hungry and we need help was isolated l

backed by the science particularly science driven by israel but doesn't it through have a much higher coby vaccination rate in the u.s. in or their risk associated with unmasking america this sooner. great questions for faller show us he runs the c.d.c. if i the brightest infectious disease expert of all time i had a chance to work with your team a couple of films this year she's a phenomenal visual i think though that you know she has a weak team in terms of progression at c.d.c. that counted almost everything wrong you weren't supposed to mass they only came to mask you rather than mask reducing your end 95 quality hi folks ration mask people hunted up these terrible mass and provided like 3 percent protection the school guidance kept most schools closed this year you know or you know it ended up at an ambulance for an election haifa christian mass and here in vermont we stay open all year so i think the advice is terrible for us on this earth you say the very one huge reduction and that is. incredibly high vaccination very cut it has a very high vaccination raney nothing very few of us

when he says that the people were lying about the strategy with regard to coby is very, very serious, very damaging. and despite the fact that the current prime minister johnson has very goodly in the opinion polls and 80 c majority in the british parliament, this guy who is totally unpredictable dominate coming is the biggest threat and always johnson his face. since taking office, dominic coming is a man who's great, he's angry that he was the guy. we must not forget dominic cummings, if the guy who presented a plan to boris johnson about how we could become prime minister about how the campaign to take britain out. the european union could be one boris johnson o dominant cummings. he's very joke. the government in the indian state of lucifer dash, is denying report that hundreds of teachers died from cobit 19 off to helping with the elections last month. unions. they members were threatened with suspension or pay cause if they did not take part, elizabeth moran, them reports now from new delhi, tens of millions of people turned out to elect local council leaders in the state of pro

from not receiving h i v and breast cancer medication that their life dependent on horn from having a coby 19 and not getting help or from being thrown in calling parents consignments for filing a complaint or asking for a p b. or from not knowing what happened to their own bodies from waking up with hope in their stomach and not understanding why. and horror from wondering if they to look di inside and i detention center. and so many other already have that is very true. i do remember every generation and she mentioned i was very afraid of dying of cold. first i was afraid of getting infected. i didn't know was infected, although i complained to the nurses not to me, but all of us. we were all state. we complained that they never listened to a b. b neglect, solitary for complaining also was true. i also was dollar traded for a couple of days for complaining about an appropriate to asian. so all of the above is so real. and just here in a and in the videos and hearing the, the be new enough. erwin county, shutting down is like all of your grief seen, you know, i feel like they took the too

down to is that researchers have to infect some people intentionally with varying amounts of sars coby to in order to see what happens next studies like that are called human challenge trials and and their ethical minefields one involving covert 19 that's received a lot of coverage has been going on in britain for a couple of months now with the help of some brave healthy volunteers between 18 and 30 its 1st goal is to figure out the lowest possible dose of virus needed to reliably cause viral replication in the nose and the throat in other words a measurable infection i'd expect at least at least a preliminary study telling us more to be published by this summer sometime. and just before we go it turns out that single use paper masks aren't quite the fashion disaster that some people seem to think they are a dodge visual artist says she's created the perfect outfit for her vaccination day a ball gown made entirely of her used face masks marian says she wants to make sure she shows up for the job in style she hopes her outfit willing courage people to get vaccinated and includes protec

and how to eat is now also feared to gatherings are increasing coby 19 infections as restrictions have become one forcible with daily massive gatherings cities across the country are now bracing for a longer than expected 3rd the peak of a covert 19 infections more than 90 percent of intensive care units are for here in the capital and the mayor fears a possible hospital collapse we are concerned about the crowds at the marches and protests we ask the government and the leaders of the strike to negotiate quickly why to avoid further transmission of the virus we are facing a serious public health problem mortality mind greece if the crowds continue. now with the government still resisting negotiating the root causes of economic inequality and refusing to condemn police by alliance demonstrators promised they will continue to protest at least in the n.b.a. and as you know with that. major oil pipeline in the u.s. that was forced off line by a cyber attack last week has now resumed operations but the incident led to severe fuel shortages along the u.s. east coast forcing some states to de

the protesters are also asking for a basic income for people that have been suffering because of the cobythe crisis in the country and they're also now asking for a reform of the police and particularly the anti riot police that that has been responsible for some of the excesses that we've seen. in past days as we speak now a number of voter cycles are moving to the plaza they're also participating in. these protests so far as the demonstrations on wednesday have been absolutely peaceful but overnight here in the capital there have been a heavy clash. between the police and demonstrators with demonstrators burning to the ground at a number of neighborhoods that on the spot the mayor of all that has said that this kind of battle is there is unacceptable and i've asked our security forces. that to assist the police and their situation that the government now is said that they opened an ally of dialogue with that protest shares that many here are saying that they don't trust the government to really want to get that demonstration that. mexico's president says those responsible for the collap

so coby is made this, all the more pronounced by china has become the top issue for the talks for leaders don't necessarily want to play off the differences. sure, dennis, why do the countries have such divergent views on how to deal with facing? what's the crux of that? well, it's been a long standing difference between a strategy and new zealand attitude to security in the region. people in relation to states where are members of the and just treaty and also the 5 intelligence group. and yet this freya has taken a strongest stand against china as aggression in the area and has also suffered much more of the pressure from china. we've had bands on, on bali wine sea food and call of course. and we have been taken to the w t o on the issue of the bali exports. now, new zealand has been much less affected and much more likely to call on a strider publicly to take a soft line towards china. the view in australia is that we can't afford to do that, and they don't want a gap to appear between a stray and zealand because the chinese pressure. so it sounds like there is room for negotiation and

backed by the science particularly science driven by israel but doesn't israel have a much higher coby vaccination rate in the u.s. in or their risk associated with unmasking america. great questions for former show us she runs the c.d.c. defy the brightest infectious disease expert of all time i had a chance to work with her team a couple films this year she's a phenomenal visual i think though that you know she has a weak team in terms of prevention at the c.d.c. that counted almost everything wrong you weren't supposed to mass they only came to mask you rather than mass producing you know and 95 calling hi folks ration mass people ended up these terrible massive provided like 3 percent protection the school guidance kept most schools closed this year you know or you know it and up and thank you the spillage in haifa fresh mass and here in vermont we stay open all year so i think the advice is terrible for us on this earth you say the very one huge reduction and that is. incredibly high vaccination very cut it has a hurry high vaccination rainy nothing very few tests hospitalizations

not quite the pre coby normality is the local government ordered an overnight curfew. cutting the party short, but a step in the right direction. as far as football fans in italy concerned, join against raska al jazeera. now the top 2 diplomats from the us in russia has struck an optimistic tone after their 1st face to face meeting and the blinking and so a lot of ra, spiking on the sidelines of the arctic council summit in iceland. the secretary said repeated warnings against what he called aggressive russian actions. russia, foreign minister, for his part said there were many log jammed in the time that will be difficult to work through. but both did talk up the benefits of working together. no secrets that we have our differences and when it comes to those differences as president biden is also shared with prison food. and if russia acts aggressively against us, our partners are our allies. bill will respond and present. biden's has demonstrated that in, in both word, indeed not for purposes of escalation, not to seek conflict, but to defend our interests. but having said that, there

ugly story yeah i mean what did we have over the weekend i think on saturday about half a 1000000 new coby cases alone just in india because they're starved for the vaccine that we have here in the united states we could give them the patent for it we could let them have it but instead the admin. says wilson just 34 madonna said we're going to send you 34000000 doses of 17000000 it's not enough that hollywood is actively going out there said their lobbyist to d.c. and they said listen if you lift the patent on this vaccine there's a chance that through some screwy logic that we have that's not even in the bill by the way no it's very specific and the bill is excluding this really even ali would say and we're worried about it says no this won't happen but neil turkle wittes who's the talking head for this whole thing comes up and says we can't run any kind of risk like that really we're running the risk of killing people all over the world because they can't get information about how to improve the system if you if you do this to them if you don't allow this free open discussion more people

our next guest says solid earnings, progress, and coby trajectory crucial to sustaining market momentumurian, head of equity research at kotak mahindra in mumbai. good to have you with us. when you take a look at indian stock prices, they have surged about 90% from the lows we saw in march 2020. how much of a good news has already been priced in? shibani: hi, good morning, good to be here. yes, the markets have had a great run over the last year. what you are seeing in terms of the covid case trajectory, coby cases started to rise in april and since then -- covid cases have started to rise in april and since then we have come down significantly. instead of a national lockdown, most of the regions adopted region-specific lockdowns. unlike last time around where you saw a complete shutdown in some capacity, worst impact this time was for the services and mobility indicators while manufacturing continues to remain on track. we believe markets from here on -- clearly the impact of the lockdown will be felt in q1 numbers. if you look at the current numbers, the fourth quarter of 521, number

at paul's coby crisis has even reached mount everest the story of how the coronavirus scaled such heights. and in pakistan will share the story of roche on that camel who has the important task of fighting illiteracy in a remote part of the country. i'm melissa chan thanks for joining us the covert surge in india has spread to nepal it's seen a record number of cases almost double since its previous peak last fall over the past week doctors have reported almost 70000 cases according to the red cross and red crescent 44 percent of covert test conducted are coming back positive and the cases per 100000 people or about the same as india's 2 weeks ago in other words it looks like a repeat of india's disaster and with a weaker health care system than india's and a slower vaccination rate the challenge for nepal will be that much bigger. getting out while they still can. these passengers are on the last flights out of kathmandu as new poll suspends international air travel. over you because you just i'm glad that i'm able to leave nepal where the card 19 situation is getting really bad. like ne

lack of oxygen when so much oxygen supply is being flown into the country meanwhile the number of cobi 1000 infections in the paul is surging in their fears case numbers could reach the same level as neighboring india a country has 57 times more cases than it had a month ago a lockdown has been extended in the capital kathmandu the german government is opposing a call from the u.s. to lift peyton's fork over 1000 vaccines it says the plant wouldn't increase production and could limit future research gemini's home to the company by intake that developed a vaccine with 5 in other news at least 25 people have been killed in a police operation targeting drug traffickers in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro police say those killed included leaders of the city's biggest criminal gang human rights activists have called it a massacre accusing offices of carrying out summary executions. qatar's foreign minister says no one is above the law following the arrests of the country's finance minister ali shareef. the qatar news agency says it's used to suspected misuse of public money and abuse of

down to is that researchers have to infect some people intentionally with varying amounts of sars coby to in order to see what happens next studies like that are called human challenge trials and and their ethical minefields one involving covert 19 that's received a lot of coverage has been going on in britain for a couple of months now with the help of some brave healthy volunteers between 18 and 30 its 1st goal is to figure out the lowest possible dose of virus needed to reliably cause viral replication in the nose and the throat in other words a measurable infection i'd expect at least at least a preliminary study telling us more to be published by this summer sometime. and just before we go it turns out that single use paper masks aren't quite the fashion disaster that some people seem to think they are a dodge visual artist says she's created the perfect outfit for her vaccination day a ball gown made entirely of her used face masks marion says she wants to make sure she shows up for the g. having style she hopes her outfit willing courage people to get vaccinated includes protect

month later and police said they he's experienced a variety of symptoms sense that covid diagnosis coby white hit the deck. >> hopefully he gets well and feels better soon. the worse of missed him as well. all right. well, this spring football season is underway at many colleges temple university held their spring football showcase on april 29th and that day marked another milestone in the incredible comeback story of owls long snapper sam fraley just 3 years ago the sequoyah high school grad was almost completely paralyzed by a rare disorder. i got the chance to talk with sam about his battle with the anbar a syndrome. >> for sam fraley football is more than a game. it's a saving grace. sam played on both sides of the ball sequoyah high school, but he was prepared to give up his passion to attend university of texas to be closer to his dad who was diagnosed with cancer. sam was excited for that next step when he came down with strep throat during finals of his senior year in the days after something still wasn't right. woke up to get out of bed. my my legs over stood up. >> that's star

was disrespectful if this child was not a child of coby president. >> that same.ncident would not have happened. the same with jamari and his family did not attend this event, but at a rally on may 5th. he said he was racially profiled apologize. it it only makes sense. and eventually safeway did just that. i hope you'll accept our apologies. no commitment to do a better job serving you and every one of our stores, president of safe northern california division. karl schroder says the company has met with jamari and his family and apologized directly. >> adding that safe ways addressing this incident with every employee in the company and will improve training so that nothing like this happens again. we regret it because it's not just against our store policies, how it was handled with it's against our values in its against who we are as individuals. we are united. to make sure. people and all peoples means all people will be respected. >> but they'll work. that dignity. and that humanity. >> is the security involved no longer work in the in san this. >> federal s

the government doing and what does the country need to turn the tide will take a closer look nepal's coby crisis has even reached mount everest the story of how the coronavirus scaled such heights. and in pakistan will share the story of roche on that camel who has the important task of fighting illiteracy in a remote part of the country. i'm melissa chan thanks for joining us the covert surge in india has spread to nepal it's seeing a record number of cases almost double since its previous peak last fall over the past week doctors have reported almost 70000 cases according to the red cross and red crescent 44 percent of covert tests conducted are coming back positive and the cases per 100000 people or about the same as india's 2 weeks ago in other words it looks like a repeat of india's disaster and with a weaker health care system than india's and a slower vaccination rate the challenge for nepal will be that much bigger. getting out while they still can. these passengers are on the last flights out of katmandu as nepal's is spends international air travel. over you because you just i'm

to get about although whatever anybody attached to the argument that if you and just one example 12 coby 1000 patients died this weekend when a hospital in the capital ran out of oxygen supply for nearly an hour and a half of one of them in favor of the friend patients. is the oxygen they need support because these are to be so cross 50. feet of increased demand in the hospital according to early says it will start punishing government officials for failing to deliver lifesaving items but it's impossible to give what is not yet available the international community spent the weekend sending supplies grieving loved ones and scientists blame elected officials for the worsening situation they accuse state and federal governments of ignoring medical advice and warnings about variance. we need to treat the government. and may be election workers are going to go. big big change things i don't i don't know so i'm just hoping you know they stick to their words prime minister narendra modi and his ruling hindu nationalist party may be paying the price for their handling of the virus they suffered

implies they're incompetent when he says that the people were lying about the strategy with regard to coby is very, very serious, very damaging. and despite the fact that the current prime minister or johnson has very good leads in the opinion, polls an atc, the majority in the british parliament, miss guy who is totally unpredictable. dominant. cummings is the biggest threat that always jumps in a space since taking office. let me ask you about why this is happening now, because if i understand correctly, of course, there have been calls for an inquiry into the government handling of the coven crisis, forest johnson. i believe i said that there will be one, but it probably won't be held until after the next election. what is the process here? why is this happening on? well, the actual reality is that the boys johnson set his time table for the efficient inquiry. but dominic cummings is a man, i agree, i agree that he was the, the guy we must not forget, dominic cummings, if the guy who presented a plan to boris johnson about how we could become prime minister about how the campaign to tak

units the government says hospitals are almost full in big cities coby deaths in colombia have passed $80000.00 with the capital bogota recording its highest number of deaths on thursday since the pandemic began in the past week an average of 470 deaths have been recorded a day. williams of chileans vote in a poll that could change the way one of latin america's richest nations is governed their directing 155 people to rewrite the constitution which was imposed by a former dictator augusto pinochet more than 40 years ago the move was triggered by mass protests that began in 2019 demanding social justice and economic equality and over 1st 50 percent of those elected must be female with 17 spaces reserved for indigenous people. on latin america to d.c. and human joins us live from santiago you see how excited people about the election hi there people that we've spoken to are extremely excited and one after another told me we are voting for our future for the changes that we've been waiting for for so so long this is the 1st time that chileans will actually be able to choose who will wri

and is now also feared the gatherings are increasing coby 19 infections as restrictions have become oneforcible with daily massive gathering cities across the country are now bracing for a longer than expected 3rd. 19 infections more than 90 percent of intensive care units are for here in the capital and the mayor fears a possible hospital collapse but we are concerned about the crowds at the marches and protests we ask the government and the leaders of the strike to negotiate quickly why to avoid further transmission of the virus we are facing a serious public health problem mortality main crease if the crowds continue. but with government still resisting negotiating the root causes of economic inequality and refusing to condemn police by elaine's demonstrators promised they will continue to protest rallies in the n.b.a. and as you know with. chileans head to the polls later this week to elect a group of people who will draft a new constitution women have been at the forefront of the push to change the current one and as are latin america and it's a new one reports from santiago half o

part in the olympic torch relay 2nd act is 118 years old and says she doesn't want to risk spreading coby of 19 in her care so far there have been 8 cases of the virus linked to the relay so that it was born in 19 a 3 which means she's been alive for all but 2 olympic games incredible now it's not unusual for sports teams to give out freebies on occasion hats maybe scarves flags or even t. shirts but in new york a baseball teams are providing a big incentive for fans to get vaccinated against coronavirus the yankees and the mets will give free tickets to those who take out the job at their stadiums before games fellow bt the seattle mariners are also offering fans vaccines on game day at their pool park. refound al has got his madrid open campaign off to a winning start about number 2 the fellow spaniard a call us to 6162 to progress into the last 16 it wasn't quite the president was hoping for on his 18th birthday but anyway he still took 3 games off his idol. like the one to break here on the. second seeded medvedev made his feelings clear about the clay in madrid but he still went on t

this fight rising coby in 1000 infections in the risk of violence tens of thousands of colombian stick to the streets for a 4th straight day on saturday in bogota one group gathered at a national park to continue protesting against a controversial tax reform that they say would raise taxes on the middle class at a time of great economic pain among them 28 year old money cup or a this who lost their job during the pandemic then when you were an area you said quote i still haven't been able to pay my 9 year old son's school tuition because last year has been horrible for me and what tired of not having a decent health system over not having institutions that who work in our favor. rising poverty and unemployment following cope with 1000 restrictions of people increasingly venting their anger in the streets openly defying official pleas to stay home my money it's easy to stay home when you're not hungry but poor head of household women don't have that luxury and have to start on the streets to survive that's why we're marching to tell does call them and we're hungry and we need help . iso

the protesters are also asking for a basic income for people that have been suffering because of the coby the crisis in the country and they're also now asking for a reform of the police and particularly the anti-riot police that has been responsible for some of the excesses that we've seen and protests in past days as we speak now a number of voter cycles are moving again to the plaza and they're also participating in. the sprout says that that is so far the demonstrations are wednesday have been absolutely peaceful but overnight here in the capital bogota there have been a heavy clashes between the police and demonstrators with demonstrators burning to the ground at a number of neighborhoods that the police as far as the mayor of all that that has said that this kind of radicalism is unacceptable and i've asked for security forces to move that to assist the police that and this situation the government now is said that they opened an ally dialogue the way that protesters out have but many here are saying that they don't trust the government to truly want to get that demonstration welcom

we've had 7 corona viruses including sa, coby 2 that have infected human, and they've all come from the animal world. and bass are responsible for lots of these new infections that emerge. so i think it is very plausible that a infection koby to this buyer has come from back. there's been an intermediate house that's impacted humans cannot completely rule out a lab accident or a lab incident. that's also very hard to do. but then, as i said, there's certainly a lot of support for the, for my argument. what will mister biden's 90 day investigation provide the world with given that we have had the world health organization only really able to get so far because the chinese authorities, they didn't obfuscate but they were kind of slow off the mark. i think that'd be a fair way to describe their reaction when the world health organization people try to get into yes, i think certainly at the start of this outbreak, going back to like 2019 only 2020. there was a slow response, but this world health organization report that was compiled by a number of investigators who came from overseas that