his residential compound for the 1st time in over 2 months he took selfies and sent them to all of his friends because he really just wanted to share his joy and then he headed to the supermarket and straight to the section of sweets and chocolate bars and all that because in the last 2 months of course the necessities were all taken care of he was supplied rice vegetables and even meat but you know all those sweets for his children were the 1st in over 2 months so yeah definitely it's a very emotional but actually many residents also that i spoke to they're still afraid of a 2nd wave of thanks so they are really young not really easy going out but want to stay home how high is that fair fabiana because i mean the coronavirus as is by no means to feed it as you highlight it. yeah actually it's only a matter of time until the infections will rise again we know that actually with. the testing virus testing has been increased now they're up to $12000.00 virus tests debate again so that means also there will be much more as and to much carious of the virus persons who are infected but. don

compound he had to attend multiple meetings with the p.o.w.. so the p.o.w.'s collectively formed the korean peoples army and chinese volunteer prisoners of war representatives association. dodd signed papers recognizing this representative organization. this act of writing by dodd was essential to the project of the p.o.w.'s. this is really where, actually the p.o.w.'s demand for thousand sheets of paper is really significant for us to take notice. their demand for paper was to create a bureaucracy that would approach the p.o.w. as a subject of the state, not simply a wartime category. using their position as prisoners of war, these representatives in return force the international community to ask what type of political collective body the dprk was. and to argue that it was a legitimate state. having us rethink through compound 76 as being a space of diplomatic negotiations. the p.o.w.'s were acutely aware of their position on the international stage and now they were claiming the ability to govern the p.o.w. themselves. it was this very claim that became th

when he emerged from compound number 76 three days later, the u.s. army sent in paratroopers, tanks, grenades and tear gas. resulting in the deaths of 34 p.o.w.s and one u.s. soldier. for an event that captured the attention of people across the glob and elicited the violent response of the u.s. military, the kidnapping itself occurred in rather undramatic fashion. in the early afternoon, brigadier general dodd met with six korean p.o.w.s who requested a meeting with him to discuss complaints they had. they talked through the barb wire fence, as you can see, at one point one of the p.o.w.s, this particular fellow right here, a rather large man of considerable strength walked slowly through the gate when the gate had to be opened to allow a truck full of tents to go through. and he stretched his arms, pretended to yawn and then he grabbed dodd. the p.o.w.s carried dodd into the compound closing the barb wire fence behind them. whole affair lasted a few minutes. after they uncarried dodd into the compound, they unfurled a large sign that said we had ca

his residential compound for the 1st time in over 2 months he took selfies and sent them to all of his friends because he really just wanted to share his joy and then he headed to the supermarket and straight to the section of sweets and chocolate bars and all that because in the last 2 months of course the necessities were all taken care of he was supplied rice vegetables and even meat but you know all those sweets for his children were the 1st in over 2 months so yeah definitely it's very emotional but actually many residents also that i spoke to they're still afraid of a 2nd wave of infection so they are really young not really easy going out but want to stay home how high is that fair fabiana because i mean the coronavirus as is by no means to feed as you highlighted. yeah actually it's only a matter of time until the infections will rise again we know that with. the testing the virus testing has been increased now there up to $12000.00 viruses tests the day again so that means also there will be much more. carriers of the virus persons who are infected but who don't show any sympt

the residential compounds public gatherings have been banned at train services have been stopped also in parts of that province in europe spain is taking the 1st step in easing a nationwide lockdown hundreds of thousands of non-essential employees have been allowed to return to work. those are the headlines don't go away the news continues here on al-jazeera after what i want to east. every generation. hours. from moulin to the world. 19 has gone blue. killing tens of thousands. and terrifying millions whichever have been. fired in the snow leading. meanwhile another virus has emerged the symptoms suppression misinformation and panic. china was an open transparent democratic nation. then this whole thing might not have happened. one of many stint best to gates to fight the truth in a time of contagion. were . young has a lot of time to think. he's a resident of. the chinese city at the center of the covert 19 outbreak. quarantined in a school dormitory he's unable to interact with anyone around him. when he speaks to us it's via social media his only contact with the outside world. du

the residential compounds public gatherings have been banned at trying services have been stopped also in parts of that province they're also got a number of health checks on arrival anyone coming in from russia the chinese nationals returning to china from russia also to go undergo these mentary coronavirus testing and a $28.00 day quarantine restrictions have been put in place so the chinese now focusing on this particular area that borders russia it's about 3004300 kilometers that borders between china and russia but that region is certainly putting that child to the test when it comes to trying to stem the number of infections happening in that region or answer clark there live from hong kong thank you. in south korea more than 100 people tested positive for the virus for a 2nd time after being in this should be treated and then claim that south korea centers for disease control said the virus may be reactivating rather than the patients being reinfected other experts believe faulty tests may be the cause this comes as the government prepares to ease some restrictions on social gat

compounds that you're being exposed to unfortunately we're going to have to wait for the long gemini studies but if i had to say what is more dangerous honestly i there very well to me that the food and drug administration which regulates tobacco is still reviewing vaporing regulations travis padgett has been smoking since high school today he beeps to cut down on tobacco use for me it was you know it was just kind of like a different a minute now microbiology major at u.c. riverside travis is babying for science participating in a study that measures his intake puff duration volume and frequency when you get out of here you're going to have a science degree why not wait for science away now before we know if it's safe i mean it's either a vapor a smoke cigarettes and we already know cigarettes are about to roll the dice exactly it's a roll of the dice some. of the people that are choosing a thing over conventional cigarettes are choosing the unknown over the know and they know that conventional cigarettes and give them cancer there's a chance that it's better and so they're rolling

riverside they're studying one of those compounds researcher a lot of is focused on nicotine concentrations and refillable. in this case the solution tested is tennessee cured by red oak a fluid made by johnson creek enterprises and online seller of liquids and accessories we order a bunch of them and just run most of them just at the accuracy of the label and in this case this is 18 micrograms per milliliter so this would be considered a high nicotine concentration so the test here is we'll see how much it's measuring from the speak and we'll compare that to what's on the label and as you can see from our control it was a lot higher so we know for sure that it is nicotine and recent paper that we've published we found out that this specific sample was 59 percent higher nicotine than it's advertise able to ever bought this way more. they bargained yes they did techno asked johnson enterprises about its nicotine labeling discrepancy they offered this statement between 20112012 there was a noticeable improvement in our manufacturing process including in process controls an analytical methods

crisis and confronted with the specter of its nazi past merkel's hand-picked successor out of our compound barack has stepped down after her c.p.u. members defied orders and voted with the far right in the german state up to run the us my guest is a c.d.u. parliamentarian who serves on the foreign affairs committee can his party find its soul and its backbone as europe and the world looks to germany totally. ludovic he's about to welcome. how could an election into wrong one of the smallest german states bring down the hand selected successor to angela merkel on a graph are are you that weak as a party well i don't think so but we have under estimated or the ramifications of touring year or so that we have to recognize that the christian democratic union has lost the elections in this country some months ago and we have not taken serious consequences so this was the 1st mistake inside the party of touring the 2nd mistake was that we have underestimated the role of the parliament interest and 3rd we have underestimated from the law and the f.d.a. and therefore i think we should be very dece

allegedly after 100 lives the ideals of the compounds the more relevant today than they were hundreds of years ago visionaries really shaped things to come to call about people understood design as a way of shaping society. is. how this world the 3 part documentary starts made on t w. part one of the group told the story of where every 5th person is a refugee where syrian children are trying to forget the law. i'll get into. that just a bit in that definition of. the country where coniston children grow up with no future. and yet dare to dream. it would also have got the locals extend a hand of friendship. and i think. to. ensure there is only one school set up by the united nations palestinians are not allowed to attend lebanese schools the children my god i'm this is the only chance to learn even if what they really want is to be the message. of say to them you know that she had the fire that. there was 800000000. 00000000000000000000 s. . is that i have yet. known. miller was the only one of those who was born some of whom would like to hold up a school with a couple. of mock ups a

cells resistant to attack by the corona virus we're trying to do is to repurpose those drugs and compounds to help fight this corner viral infection it's called host directed therapy the host in this case is us 1st scientists had to extensively map the viruses genetic code in the parts of human cells that it latches onto we identified 332 different human proteins that were talking to the approximately 30 different. proteins so these are proteins that we think the buyers needs in order to highjack ourselves so from this analysis we identified 69 different drugs and compounds 27 of which are f.d.a. approved. and we need to test those to see what effects they have on infection unfortunately labs in san francisco didn't have any virus cultures to run tests on that's when the global cooperation kicked in we broke down silos across different parts of the world you know working with paris and new york and then all the people in england and seattle and san diego and in china and we've been shipping them our drugs and compounds and they've been testing these dr kroger and is hopeful and effective d

the residential compounds public gatherings have been banned at train services have been stopped also in parts of that province u.s. president donald trump and his top disease experts say the rate of new infections is starting to slow. more than $1500.00 americans have died in the past 24 hours bringing the total number of dead to over $23000.00 is the highest anywhere in the world america has continued to make critical progress at our war against the virus over the weekend the number of daily new infections remained flat nationwide flat hospitalizations a slowing in hotspots like new york new jersey michigan and louisiana this is clear evidence their aggressive strategy to combat the virus is working and that americans are following the guidelines it's been incredible what they've done. in europe spain has taken the 1st step in easing a nationwide lockdown hundreds of thousands of non-essential employees have been allowed to return to work it is also easing restrictions on some businesses from tuesday a new data from brazil's national institute shows that deforestation in the amazon

are drugs and compounds and they've been testing these dr kroger and is hopeful an effective drug will be identified within weeks and since the drugs are already approved they wouldn't have to undergo a lengthy testing process instead they could be available for patients right away the example of urgent cross border multidisciplinary scientific collaboration is a model for fighting future outbreaks dr grossman says when the dust settles on company team i would love to see us put in an infrastructure where we can move quickly across the board you know breaking down the silos so that we're be in a better position to tackle call the $22.00 or call the 24 hour another virus there are millions of trillions of viruses on earth and far fewer scientists given those odds all experts must work together for the sake of humanity robert oulds al jazeera los angeles some of the biggest names in the music industry have joined forces for an online chatting concert on a health care weapons around the wilds. has a story. my. he's performed for huge crowds in stadiums but on saturday night stevie wonder

the only manufacturer of compound in japan. it's suspended out put three years ago. the decision to resume production comes at the request of the japanese government. the government wants the material to be produced in japan to build a free domestic supply chain. now conducting clinical trial with as it seeks approval for the drug to be used to treat coronavirus patients. government officials say they are trying to secure space in hotels for hospitalized coronavirus patients whose symptoms are mild. doctors will be at the facility to monitor the individuals. they add that patients who symptoms become worse will be sent back to hospitals. authorities say the measure is aimed at setting aside hospital beds for people with serious stops. that will be crucial if the number of infections surges further. the tally of confirmed cases in tokyo at 684. including 94 reportrted o on thursday. the highest single day count in the city. the conditions of more than 90% of the coronavirus patients are not serious. >> people with mild symptoms are those who want tested positive. we w

actually many of the restrictions are still in place for example they can only leave their residential compound every 2nd day and others have to report actually to their neighborhood committee the guards who are standing in front of the houses where they're going before they go out so it's a really toned down freedom i would say and it can be reversed any time because as was mentioned before in the bigger package there is the fia off actually a 2nd wave of infection so the authorities are cautious on the other and one resident told me that he was given actually coupons to go shopping because the authorities are also encouraging to you get the economy started so it's basically yes. it's a new new opening of the city but not compared to what was normal before the virus essentially a soft easing of the london underground but of the lockdown i'm sorry but there's a bit of human element to this far beyond written about a city of 11000000 forced to stay indoors for more than 2 months give us a sense of what people are feeling today. they're very euphoric one resident for example told me that the 1st

it is a beachfront, luxurious compound where he spends the summers at his trial . >>> a recently retired fbi agent from contra costa county is accused of taking bribes from the armenian mob while he was assigned to national security matters out of the san francisco field office. he was arrested at his home . federal prosecutors say he accepted more than $200,000 in cash, bribes and gifts in exchange to funneling information to the organized crime syndicate . public officials, especially federal law enforcement officials placed the country and their people above their own self interest . this former fbi agent stands accused of violating the sacred trust by providing help to criminals, simply to fund his lavish lifestyle . he faces one count of conspiracy to commit bribery of the public official . he is set to make his first federal court appearance by phone in san francisco tomorrow . >>> in napa, robbery suspect has been identified . he allegedly stole ammunition from a walmart at lincoln avenue before leading police on a chase . eventually he stopped his car near a locked gate i got out

that is compounded. we are now up to 22 million americans that this has affected through their jobs compounded on the lives they have lost. as we saw and we looked at what congress has been offering and is been able to pass, today we got some good news and some sad news at the same time. in the cares act, we were focusing on making sure that hospitals had the money. more than $30 billion has gone on to hospitals with another $70 billion ready to go. the state, $150 billion ready to go there. i want to make sure they are staying employed, so we created the paycheck protection for small businesses. i know the struggles people go through and the decisions you make around kitchen table, the rest that you take. my business was open, i was having a very hard time staying flow. you, just twovide pages to fill out. we had more than 5000 bags participating, and it is different from credit unions. times allowed you to have what your expenses are. 75% of that money was used to pay your employees, and you used the o

heavy rain compounded the damage causing flooding and landslides how was knocked out to 1300000 people from texas to pennsylvania with us in the wake of a. time a week when i would. have been in the bathroom to share. with the the damage piled upon hardship from coronavirus georgia's governor said some victims had lost their jobs and now their homes alabama's governor suspended social distancing rules so people could how to get there in storm shelters now hundreds of americans cannot abide by stay at home or does it look for what they can salvage and prepare to move on shall a boundless al-jazeera new york is dealing with the largest number of infections in the united states putting an enormous strain on its hospitals and medical workers melanie malloy is on the front line of the city's virus epicenter that's brooklyn and queens and she explained the many pressures she's been facing both at work and at home. i'm on my way to work i have just had a very nice and cathartic dance party in my car which is a good transition to work from home because i had a little bit. of a stress warning w

he says the online rumors and lies about the virus are compounding the panic and fear it's a real eco system if you map how information spreads on the internet you could actually see the organism how organically it spreads how it mutates and the danger of spreading false information is that it can cost lives there are lots of medical information obviously drinking warm water was killed or. roasted garlic will prevent you from getting the virus there are all sorts of misinformation going on right now. this chart is a comparison between the common cold 19 so for example runny nose is a symptom of the common call but not. so the claim is that if you have run in those don't worry you don't have the virus that's not scientifically true at all so we did that and the problem is that kind of content is often picked up by traditional media outlets. spreading misinformation is not only easy but lucrative. there are a lot of financial incentives for. what we call by that basically day want to have a sensational content that people click all the time because that brings in revenues for them so th

of residential compounds public gatherings have been banned train services have been stopped also in parts of that province india has extended its lockdown for another 2 and a half weeks until may 3rd prime minister narendra modi said restrictions will be partially ease in areas without virus cases from next week india has recorded more than 10000 confirmed cases and over 350 deaths. u.s. president donald trump has defended his handling of the pandemic has and sex and the rights nationwide start to fall critics say is a ministrations response to the threat was too light and too late don't have a. president donald trump is determined to open american homes and businesses even over the objections of some states when somebody is the president of the united states the authority is total and that's so it's got to be home 36 total it's total the states closed the governors of new york and illinois dispute that saying they want to end shelter at home orders based on science and they say the science isn't clear on that yet we want to get things back to more normal as soon as we can but one t

the next reaction was anger, compounded by the realization and this was compounded by the realization that this was a homegrown, domestic incident. without going into the details of the remains we were covered, because to this day we like to avoid that, i do remember very clearly that the first time our team was in that position of recovering remains, there was a pause, and then one of the firefighters commenting in very salty language, ok let's do this right, let's do this carefully, and the gist of what he said was, let's be sure that whoever did this is brought to justice. i spent a number of days in this environment, as i mentioned before, rapidly transitioning between the impression that i really would have preferred to be somewhere else, and immediately thereafter realizing i did not want to be anywhere else and this was probably one of the most important things i had ever done in my career. recently reading some of the quotes in the news at the time, some of which were quotes of me, i was struck by the fact that i was thinking in terms of that terrorism is a crime and it should

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nature will never be able to answer but that is the case because it's chemically similar to the compounds that her own brain makes an $874.00 an english chemist by mixing morphine and other assets created a powerful opioid that was eventually called di a seattle morphine nothing much resulted from his discovery 23 years later a german chemist working for what is now the bayer pharmaceutical corporation created the same substance baier quickly promoted the drug is less dangerous than morphine as well as a cough suppressant because of the heroic feelings recipients experienced they called it heroin heroin is a very slight chemical manipulation of the morphine molecule makes the compound heroin much more fat soluble the brain is mostly fat so if someone is exposed to heroin it gets into the brain many many times faster than morphine would the more rapid a drug gets to the brain we were told in. humans there are more apt it's to cause a high this heroic drug originally promoted as a cough suppressant and for other common conditions were soon diverted and abused in 1904 the united states congr

in the north korean coastal city of one side is a beachfront luxurious compound where kim jong-un spent summers as a child it's a place he loves to be. he's also conducting a number of missile tests from that location. but the significance of that rain being there now is that it lends credibility to reports that kim jong-un is their reports in south korea and other places but the presence of that rain either proves or disproves kim jong un's health condition, what i do know from my trips to one side is that usually when kim jong un goes there, he prefers to fly he often flies his own plane. it's faster it's more convenient for him. if kim jong-un is currently unable to fly because of a surgical procedure or another reason that rain could be a way for him to get back more comfortably to a place like the north korean capital pyongyang on we know that kim jong-un also chooses to travel by train during very formal are serious events such as he summit in beijing with chinese president xi jinping or somebody noi with us president donald trump. you also that kim jong-un's father, the late nort

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kim's personal train near his compound. but it's not clear he's there.'t been seen in public for more than two weeks. north korean media says he sent a thank you message to some workers, but cnn has not confirmed that report that it came from him. cnn also reported on tuesday that the u.s. is following intelligence that kim was in grave danger after surgery. so what do we make of it? will ripley has covered north korea on 19 separate trips there and he joins us now from tokyo. has kim jong-un ever disappeared for this long, will? >> reporter: he did vanish from sight for 40 days back in 2014. however, it was not like this. in terms of the speculation, and the conflicting reports from one end of the spectrum that he's perfectly find to the complete other end of the spectrum that the situation is beyond horrible for kim jong-un. i think a lot of these reports are based on second-hand information because well-placed sources i have been speaking with since tuesday that the u.s. is monitoring intelligence that kim jong-un is in grave danger after surgery, the

i've got compound are is now stepping down as head of the party she will not run for chancellor she was the successor who was picked by both your party and by agel americal herself which she about pink i don't think so but she has made some bad choices she has just lost 21 percent of people in the country or who are happy with her performance that's just 6 percent better than the f.t. had alexander gone and it's to it's also a question of how you you raise the question and how you formerly of the questions and on the other side she has achieved something which nearly is forgotten she has reconstituted c.s.u. and c.d.u. this is really her biggest marriage as regards as the party chief and now she's out there's a power vacuum here at the munich security conference we know that the world is increasingly turning to germany calling on germany for leadership i'd just like to take a moment to talk a little bit more about germany's track record on on an international stage and we can begin with syria on october 21st 2019 defense minister out of our compound are made a proposal for a security zo

i have to tell you it is very early quat now normally there's about 10000 people come into this compound every single week day now at the moment there's only about 300 people accessing this building every day they all the skeleton staff most of them working trying to get the video conference and systems working to allow the rest of the u.n. to continue its vital functions those peacekeeping missions mainly in africa and the humanitarian agencies of the u.n. that are helping the most vulnerable people all mirth it's worth telling you that the u.n. is most worried about those people about the refugees and those living in conflict zones that's why one of those who has been coming to work here every single day the u.n. secretary general has launched a $2000000000.00 appeal i asked him about it. you've launched this global humanitarian appeal tell us what is at stake here and how many lives could be lost if the world doesn't act to help the most vulnerable countries the refugee camps the conflict zones well this is exactly an appeal for that it is a humanitarian appeal form. those countries i

chemical manipulation of the morphine molecule makes the compound heroin much more fat soluble the brain is mostly fat so if someone is exposed to heroin it gets into the brain many many times faster than morphine would the more rapid a drug gets to the break we were told or in humans the more apt it's to cause a high this heroic drug originally promoted as a cough suppressant and for other common conditions were soon diverted and abused in 1904 the united states congress banned heroin declaring it a dangerous addictive illegal narcotic it probably would take too long for me to. provide a theory of why as americans we have. such love affairs with with drugs that potentially can kill us opioid addiction led doctors to fear its use for anything but short term acute pain or end of life palliative care that was a time when the medical community did understand that opioids needed to be prescribed. there obviously important medicines for easing suffering at the end of life they play an important role when used on a short term basis for severe acute pain for example after major surgery ventilat