she was really angry when they backed off colvin. colvin was a young girl that parks had worked with because parks was in charge of the naacp youth activities. so, they had a relationship in that sense. when they backed off colvin, she was really upset. they're waiting. robinson has been fighting this fight for a decade, right? and when the decision, the brown decision, comes out and she writes to the mayor, like, you know, just reminding you, african-americans make up 75% of the riders. and if we were to actually boycott, that would be really bad for the bus company, right? i mean, that's a threat, right? to the degree to which she can do it. i don't think we can tag that on robinson so much, but i think we can tag it on gender politics at the time and certainly also politics of color because it's not incidental that she's a light skinned woman and she's chosen all these things, allow for this idea of middle class respectability. they all allow for idea of middle class respectability. despite the fact that rosa parks is absolutely o

world bank's chief economist says it's going to take 5 years for the global economy to recover from colvin carmen reinhart says that the pandemic represents the largest economic shock the world has experienced in decades the world bank predicts world the gross domestic product will fall 5.2 percent this year they recommend governments focus on strengthening health services and providing financial support to the private sector and citizens. but that's harder to do in some places than others the coronavirus has thrown africa into its worst economic crisis in decades key streams of revenue like raw materials and tourism have dried up along with the foreign currency that would have been generated as a result many african economies that burdens are bulging. economies across sub-saharan africa struggling to cope with the fallout from the pandemic some like kenya and tanzania have been hit hard by the collapse of the tourism industry oil rich angola and nigeria meanwhile losing revenue as exports to indulge you to record low prices debt loads in some sub-saharan countries are expanding so rapidly

personal life at this hospital in the virus hot spot of must say all the intensive care beds for colvin 1000 patients are full doctors are sounding the alarm the number of people hospitalized nationwide is still way short of the peak reached an april. but france is back on the alert the overriding imperative is to prevent the healthcare system from becoming overwhelmed. well now to a group of senior citizens turning heads in china the elderly athletes are refusing to take retirement literally and thanks to their rigorous training routine their skills are impressing people half their age have a look. while many seniors use hand rails to prevent falls these retirees are turning aging on its head. all the geriatric gymnast's in tianjin china are well known for the performances that combine gymnastics with chinese acrobatics. log we started the hour long tongue gymnastics team 10 years ago i felt very bored after retiring and didn't know what to do was so we started practicing gymnastics. there are now 300 members on the team ranging in age from 60 to 80 but you wouldn't know it by watching

the government is not planning to introduce a new nationwide lockdown to contain a record surge in colvin $1000.00 cases instead he urged citizens to be prudent and observe guidelines like social distancing and wearing a mask fran's endured one of the world's strictest lock downs the spring and there's little appetite for repeat. concern over the rising numbers of corona virus infections is mounting with nearly 20000 new cases confirmed in the last 2 days hospitals are coming under renewed pressure despite the worry the government is trying to avoid going back to a complete shutdown. we live users yes the virus is here to stay for several more months and we have to be able to live with it without going into a generalized lockdown once again. and we are aware of the simplest solution and the least restrictive one on one. that is to scrupulously follow coronavirus protective measures. officials want instead to implemented less drastic measures such as ramping up testing and introducing localized restrictions the length of mandatory quarantines has also been reduced from $14.00 to $7.00 days

these people in the room normally it is advised to wear more protective gear to protect oneself from colvin and this here they will potentially dealing with a military grade nerve agent and look at that only some of them wearing as much as late exe gloves many people in the room aren't wearing anything and they are saying that at that time they were dealing with no be chock one of the most deadliest nerve agents out there in the world there was no specific hope of finding anything like that but since it was absolutely clear to us that the valley was not just slightly ill and didn't have heat stroke it was decided to stick everything that could be hypothetically useful in some way and pass it over to the doctors in germany 2 weeks later the german laboratory found traces of novacek on the bottle from the tomsk room and then 2 more liberties that took tests from alexy confirms that novelli was poisoned with it now we understand this was done before he left his room to go to the airport. this video seems to raise more questions than provide answers 1st and foremost how that particular bottle a

personal life at this hospital in the virus hot spot of must say all the intensive care beds for colvin 1000 patients are full doctors are sounding the alarm. the number of people hospitalized nationwide is still way short of the peak reached an april. but france is back on the alert the overriding imperative is to prevent the health care system from becoming overwhelmed. some of the other stories making news around the world now u.s. president donald trump has announced the bahrain is the latest arab nation to normalize relations with israel the breakthrough is part of the u.s. administration's approach to fully integrate the jewish state in the middle east united arab emirates recognized israel last month relations with spain's top criminal court has sentenced a former colonel from el salvador to 133 years in prison in a chance a orlando montana or more others was convicted of the murder of 5 spanish jesuit priest during el salvador's civil war in 1909. the u.s. is remembering the 2001 september 11th terror attacks commemorations have been scaled back because of the coronavirus pandem

our personal life at this hospital in the virus hotspot of must say all the intensive care beds for colvin 1000 patients are full doctors are sounding the alarm. the number of people hospitalized nationwide is still way short of the peak reached in april. but france is back on the alert the overriding imperative is to prevent the health care system from becoming overwhelmed. let's take a look at some of today's other developments in this pandemic will start in india which is record of the world's highest ever number of cases in a day that's more than 190-6000 new infections brazil has signed an agreement to conduct clinical trials of russia's sputnik 5 vaccine with a view to buying 50000000 doses armenia's land borders will remain closed gatherings of more than 60 people will be banned into the new year and in spain the number of new cases jumped by more than 12000 in 24 hours the biggest increase since the pandemic began. opposition activists in russia say they're facing increasing intimidation ahead of regional elections this weekend police in moscow have raided the open russia group and

continuation of the 1st wave meanwhile russian health ministry officials said that the number of serious colvin cases remains at the same level at this point now authorities claim that everything is being done in order to avoid a massive shutdown so they have issued the following recommendations let's take a look so retarded people and those with chronic illnesses should try and stay home as much as possible and if they do need to go outside just like everyone else they need to wear protective gear like masks and gloves now everyone should also limit their visits to shops and pharmacies as well as visits to close relatives and loved ones in in case they live separately also some large scale employers here in moscow have been advised to send as many people as possible so work remotely or even have them take a vacation now if the employees do need to come to work they need to observe social distancing rules and of course they wear protective gear like masks and gloves now moscow mayor says that the capital saw a spike in the number of covert b. cases and this is showing this it's your situation i

an explosion on board before the plane hit the ground direct to the crisis research institute mark colvin believes politics still plays a central role in this long running controversial case. this is a highly politicized event and of course the polish prosecution of 40 or so political appointees so ok so this is a kind of scientific show hooves to hold i think all the evidence sadly tragically is that it was an accident and accident will be very high profile figures from the president over down to 4 more solidarity activists and that made it a highly emotional and disastrous development but it and it's also been a poisonous development inside polish politics because of course the prison government accuses its predecessor of covering up the alleged russian plot it was highly unlikely that pardons to to skin so and his colleagues were serving the interests of russia they were quite quite critical of president putin's policies many errors but it's a sign of how this issue and this attitude towards russia has become an internal battle in poland as much as a geopolitical battle between borstal

over $6700000.00 confirmed cases almost 200000 that sold less than 2 percent of those infected from colvin 1000 have died now take a look at the daily new cases and deaths reported right here in the u.s. on monday there were 36836 new deaths that is a 12 percent decrease from last week but taking a look at daily deaths on monday we saw $447.00 new deaths that's also a decrease of 15 percent from last week so while a decrease in new cases and death seem promising these numbers are actually nowhere near where reaction need to be brant. we actually do. just mentioned vaccine development where are we would it close to a vaccine being developed here in the u.s. so we're in the u.s. has been working with 30 pharmaceutical companies right now that are in phase 3 trials and another 4 in phase 2 and 3 trials now one has just hit a major hurdle and that's side effects now that company is british drug maker astra zeneca now their long considered a leader in the cold in 1000 vaccine race and there were actually one of the 1st to start of phase 2 or 3 combined clinical trials for back in may and also h

we'll see the effects for the next 10 or 15 years since june colvin 1000 cases have doubled the worst tell you that in america to brazil in the last 2 weeks more than 100000 peruvians were infected the government we imposed curfews and banned family gatherings. they want to avoid getting infected without food on their tables the choice is tough. in the midst of an identity crisis the world trade organization is looking for a new director general president trump says the w t o is broken but has been taken advantage of by the likes of china the comments were made during a tit for tat trade war one of the 8 candidates for the post is liam fox a member of the u.k. parliament and former trade minister but he's also backed briggs it the irony of his candidacy hasn't been lost at home or abroad al-jazeera is laura kyle spoke to mr fox began by asking if he was the right candidate for the job well i hope so i think the w.t. was a great organization i think it's got great technical skills i think it's been great institutional memory but it doesn't address political waves and at the moment most

take one you should be taking a flu shot it is really really important to remember that just because colvin 1000 is the disease that we're all focused on right now does not mean the flu has gone away and it's really important that people do what they can to protect themselves from a disease that could make over 1000 far worse supposing you have had 19 do you still get the flu shot. so that's a question for your particular doctor to answer you know for most people the course of cold in 1000 is is going to be self limited it's you know you know the symptoms will go away and at that point it's really important to dr doctor obviously for people who are having a serious illness and they're under direct medical care their doctors are the best place to make that choice but you know even if you've had a cold in 1000 which is the circumstance that most people are going to be and you should get a flu shot doctor of this is going to get worse how bad can it get. it could get a lot worse and i just want to explain why the best estimates tell us that in order to get quote herd immunity the amount of sic

intensive care unit in this one site is hospital has been on the front lines of the fight against colvin 1000. as patients here struggle to stay alive doctors and nurses have become their main sources for comfort and support. a nurse tested positive for the virus after recovering he returned to the job he loves. the reality is what we see here is this fight against death we are making an effort so a person can recover but sometimes it's difficult because their bodies are in a very bad shape and many believe this is a joke an underestimate the virus but this virus was. a few months ago the hospital was forced to close this unit because of the number of infections among health care workers given argentina was one of the 1st countries in latin america to impose a lockdown the virus has continued to spread but the quarantine was crucial to allow the health ministry to get ready for the workers who are here in the intensive care unit never public hospital in web sites and what we're being told is that they build this wall for example in the past month among other things to protect the health

both colvin and flu have similar symptoms, which he predicts will impact testing supplies of patients are tested for both. plus, it's possible to get both illnesses at the same time. >> we're really close to the edge of the cliff with covid to an influenza hospitalizations. and any strain on the medical system can tip us over the edge. >> reporter: pharmacies and clinics have been advertising flu shots. at the santa clara county fairgrounds members can get a free one on saturdays now through december. across the street is a covid testing site. >> we are providing flu shots without cost, without an appointment. everyone is welcome, regardless of immigration status. >> reporter: santa clara county public health said hitting the flu shot is the best way to protect yourself during the pandemic. >> the flu shot does not protect you against covid-19. there is no vaccine yet for covid-19 , but there is a vaccine you can get that protects you from a severe disease, influenza. and that's the flu shot. it's important for everyone six months and older to get a flu shot each year. >>> the bobcat

. >> jill colvin of the associated press reporting tonight there is growing concern over the president's large rallies. we quote here. trump faced renewed pushback from officials worried that his rallies are growing in size and flouting public health guidelines intended to halt the covid-19 spread. this week the state of nevada became the first to scuttle his plans for rallies initially set for las vegas and reno. trump and the white house continue to be on damage control after the release of those damaging tapes. some of his conversations with bob woodward. >> america will prevail over the china virus. as franklin delano roosevelt said, "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself." that's it. we're doing very well. as the british government advised the british people in the face of world war ii, keep calm and carry on. that's what i did. this whackjob that wrote the book, he said, well, trump knew a little bit. they wanted me to come out and scream, people are dying. we're dying. no. no. we did it just the right way. we have to be calm. we don't want to be crazed lunatics. >> this mo

astra zeneca has resumed colvin 19 vaccine trials in south africa that's coming a week after tests werepaused to to serious side effects in a participant in britain some 2000 volunteers in south africa are taking part in the trial tests have also restarted in brazil but remain on hold in countries like the us in india pending investigations by regulators. and that's your business news thanks for watching. the. goods. thank you. thank you thank. you. this is you don't lose a show coming up today a civilian population still targeted by its government. the u.n. says war crimes against of india are continuing in myanmar this even addresses use in search of a better life face hunger and death of the hands of people smugglers. and the human rights icon who could have made a difference but didn't aung san suu.

personal life at this hospital in the virus hot spot of must say all the intensive care beds for colvin 19 patients are full doctors are sounding the alarm. the number of people hospitalized nationwide is still way short of the peak reached in april. but france is back on the alert the overriding imperative is to prevent the health care system from becoming overwhelmed. now you'd want to check this out a group of senior citizens turning heads in china the elderly of leeds are refusing to take retirement literally and thanks to their rigorous training would seem best skills are impressing people off their age. while many seniors use hand rails to prevent falls these retirees are turning aging on its head. all the geriatric gymnast's and tianjin china are well known for their performances that combine gymnastics with chinese acrobatics. log we started the long tongue gymnastics team 10 years ago i felt very bored after retiring and didn't know what to do was so we started practising gymnastics. there are now 300 members on the team ranging in age from 60 to 80 but you wouldn't know it by

round match the former world number one walked off the court in the middle of a match against danko colvin it complaining about the cold place was suspended for 15 minutes before as r. and he came back to win 6160. 6 now moving on to football where a dramatic injury time penalty denied tottenham victory in the english premier league on sunday they all review led to their opponents' newcastle receiving a last gasp spot kick which was converted by callum wilson 101 all the final score it means have taken just 4 points from 3 games now in kenya where professional footballers are hoping to be playing again soon the government banned all contact sports is part of coronavirus restrictions 6 months ago and is expected to make an announcement on tuesday or whether that will change now michael ware has more from the capital nairobi. this. is banned in kenya the government stopped all contact sports including football 6 months ago to prevent the spread of hiv 19 but the kenyan premier league is hoping for government permission to restart next month. my here football club has won 6 times in the last

labor party called the vote early to try to capitalize on public satisfaction before the effects of colvin 1000 hit polls suggest the jamaica labor party will retain power jamila maitland is in kingston with more on what's at stake in this election. the lexan fever is high and so is the spread of the current virus as jamaica head to the polls to date on the use of 3 new poll that 90 related deaths there is extreme caution fair is that the staging of the general election 6 will cause more infections add more deaths now there are long lines at polling stations and frustration among some photos the neck joint commission on the right to enforce the poll big 99 that was on the inside but on the outside of supporters gathered by the dozens and forcing the social distancing measures to some extent there is rose worries among that well good work already in a lot of problems because to do and see for the north up to be the top of the box we're not there because the last known school was who would fix us but the school i mean so much more good job growing don didn't want to prudent in the teen. who

want to scientists the situation is different in other parts of the country reports indicate that colvin $1000.00 is spreading to provinces that a few months ago had 0 cases in the city of iran in northern argentina hospitals are also under strain. she said i mean at the moment i'll tell you the truth this is hell stay at home get bored toy yourself out enjoy your children paint do whatever you can stay at home 10 seconds out on the street is like having a loaded gun to your chest it's preferable to bore yourself out at home than to come here and cry out god don't take me or to cry out for oxygen. early on argentina successfully managed to contain the spread of covert $1000.00 now authorities are hoping the health care system will be stable enough to cope with the uncertainty in the months ahead that is how. this is the news hour from our series still to come on the program. anger in colombia's capital as a march against police brutality turns violent plus. i'm just to washington in indonesia where locals are coming together to protect this coastal area by replanting thousands of mango.

veronique us of colors in bello roussel position leader whose campaign alongside calista colvin she's joining us live by skype from poland thank you very much indeed for being with us 1st of all given your contacts in the opposition do you have any indication what might have happened to maria kind of sick over. well look she would morning well actually i find out this information. this morning i did. i did call the. group of people they want schoolwork you know if they so far there's no information corruption issue was detained for a couple of hours because of our country in belarus you know it's normal it's not normal but the number of times but it's normal when the people get detained without any explanations so hope she will be released as soon as possible because i didn't worry about her of course when the bonus myths are said that it has become an occupational hazard for members of the opposition to that to run the risk of being taken like this in this case of course we still don't know who she has been taken by why do you think it is taken so long for an incident like this to ha

and we claudette colvin says the leaders are we ourselves when asked about king.she is still a teenager at this point. king is not refuting that. he considers himself lucky to be representing them, but because of the gender politics and the media image and how it is being positioned, there is this idea that he is the leader. it is interesting to know that on monday, that monday, december fifth, everybody gathers at this mass meeting to assess how it has gone. the montgomery improvement association was informed that afternoon. the idea is it is a boycott, very successful, they show their strength, and all of the people in the audience are like, we are not going back on those buses. especially the maids and cooks. we are not going back on the buses, we are not suffering that humiliation anymore. this is no longer like, this is a show of force. the masses decide that night, we will continue this. then it becomes a matter of how to run a bus boycott. because it says here masses walked. i put that as an aspect of the montgomery myth, absolutely african americans were w