going out and is the clear winner but cycling in bangalore who comes with strings at the onset of corbett 19 may have led to fewer vehicles on the streets but it is estimated that by 2022 the number of vehicles in the city will cross the 10000000 mark so even though it can be a quicker option riding a bicycle in bangalore can be dangerous as the city lacks cycling infrastructure such as bike leaves. the. for me my helmet and. my glove so there are 2 non-negotiable so the minute i mean big. when i get to these 2 come along with me. in 29 team got to climb the mountain became a bicycle ambassador for his company as part of a citywide initiative called cycle to work he wants to encourage his colleagues to also make the switch to using a bicycle as a long term solution to decongest this city. cycle to work was born out of a desire to target people who have the option to choose between various modes of transport for their work commute and ensuring that the off on a bicycle for that particular trip. the project was initiated by set them out and some good and a techie turn on temperamental consu

economist corbett no 2 is familiar with the problem and as an academic he can speak more freely than the gun and government which has to take into account international investors yeah a fresh one in my child that you. got a lot of said yeah wow. so this one child was. only touching her son from 0 to. about 70 percent fudge. the problem with this product. is god. there are more less than $200.00 of us to. this market at foothill methods. push him out. of the mess to please us. so you harbor a large number of tomato foreigners who for most of us tomato paste and rice are not the only products jap. dicing african markets and threatening the livelihoods of farmers in 21000 for example they give you also exported milk powder concentrate and me to west africa. at this market in accra it's easy to see how imports are driving out domestic products translates into job losses only translates destruction of my view. it translates into puppets. and it translates into cash tradition values young people want to get up to this country. the demodex are fast. * changing this this because you have los

of cases made potentially worse by seasonal epu from those of the frontline of delhi's battle with corbett. 19 the day is just beginning for but he knows it will be a long one. he counted 15 bodies in the morning when he left the morgue at delhi's largest over 1000 hospital, where he works. he will spend all of the, at this chemical area, he helped cremate the body sifi and ensured that people suffering the shock of losing a family member to the could. one of us have proper protective gear as they see the last goodbyes for the last week has been bringing in twice the number of bodies than delhi is experiencing its 3rd spike in called 19 cases. the close 200 deaths every day. roger was assigned to the mortuary, often many locals before him, quipped all the venom by the number of corpses standing in. i had to step over bodies to sort through the names of the victims. i had to summon all my courage. of course i was scared. i've never seen anything like you see my life. i've never seen so many bodies. still, he soldiers on. he says someone has to cure at the local hospital, delhi's largest go

fit during the corbett and emic and up and makes trying to understand who are the people who are at highest risk of having poor outcomes from it. and what are coping strategies to actually do well during the endemic, so that we could learn from and do form individuals for individuals, but also to do something like evidence based governance. that politicians and society could learn from what kind of strategies to deal with pandemic, help both physical and mental wellbeing or actually make it worse. so what sort of thing is you asking people? so you are asking many things. it's a long survey that's a little bit of weakness about 30 minutes for a adults and adolescents and about 15 to 20 minutes. for all children age 6 to 13. we're asking them obviously where they live, how they live, where they know someone who has been infected or they've been infected themselves if they're in karm 1000 right now or not. but also do they have a physical or mental illness already? and what is the help seeking behavior during the condemning, getting the medication or they can have a need. and then we oxidant t

trying to block the entrance to high school the kids the authorities of failing protect schools in corbett 19 transmission assaults a protest on monday at which 4 people were arrested the. united states has passed a grim milestone 10000000 coronavirus cases but there is a ray of hope from a giant pfizer has announced that its coded vaccine has proven 90 percent effective in trials though is suspicious about the timing of that announcement as i have long said pfizer and the others would only announce a vaccine after the election because they didn't have the courage to do it before likewise the f.d.a. should have announced it earlier not for political purposes but for saving lives pfizer's c.e.o. however has rebuffed that saying the announcement had nothing to do with politics that scene is being developed together with german drugmaker byron tack and if all goes well the majority of americans will receive it in 2021 of the election the prospect of a job was used to score political points. we will masters tribute in the backseat in just a few short weeks it will quickly eradicate the virus a

better for the world, because russia was the 1st country to register the drug, the vaccine against corbett 19, but is definitely the only country to work on the cure on the protection you actually shot, or the placebo i assume you're not sure. i am absolutely sure, because yes, it is. what is known as double blind trial, meaning that neither doctors know participants know whether they get placebo all real vaccine. but i know for sure because i was so impatient actually. i wasn't supposed to know that, but i was so impatient. i got a blood test and i saw that i got to bed is meaning that i wasn't placebo. of course. so yes, i'm one of the 10s of thousands of volunteer is taking part in phase 3 of the clinical trials of sputnik so i'm still mourning to buy that off. i mean, they called me to ask me how i remember like 1st shot. i felt really miserable, you know, i had some fever, muscle pain, and a headache and out of the 2nd shot as well, but they didn't bother me at all because it didn't last long although you know, i'm ready to pay this price to have antibodies. meanwhile hungry is among

and what you're going to do with corbett come 2021. so for the moment joe biden isn't ready to move to court, but he's keeping the situation under review and he's hoping that more and more bodies will push donald trump towards starting the transition sooner rather than later when we see sooner within the next 3 or 4 days now allen, the president's legal team present. donald trump's legal team have been speaking. look on our show question, i'm just going to ask you to explain it to us. it's very difficult to do that. as a journalist, you always try to say, well look on one hand, there's this and then there's the other. i listen to the news conference that rudy giuliani in the rest of the legal team gave. and it's difficult to fact check it because a lot of what they're saying isn't true. i mean, just an example, he quoted joe biden saying that they set out the most elaborate election stealing organization ever. that is a manufactured video that has been circulating in the dark recesses of the web. but rudy giuliani is quoting this as fa

so with the distance socialistic masks, whatever, because we believe we have to live with corbett, 19, but across the border in france, the view is different. more than 50000. people have died with cove, it 19, and ministers here fear a repeat of the kinds of super spread of ski events that occurred in austria and elsewhere at the start of the pandemic in europe. maybe and on thong. of course, it will be possible for everyone to go to ski resorts to enjoy the pure mountain air and the shops will be open except bars and restaurants. simply put, all the ski lifts on public facilities will be closed to the public. in burnley into there is a determination to try to prevent mass participation events,, whether in ski resorts or not right across the e.u., governments and obama. and we will try in europe to get an agreement on closing all skiing areas. unfortunately, judging by what the oceans are saying, it does not look like it is going to be easy to achieve, but we will give it another try. the feeling in the austrian capital is that those who want to close their ski resorts should have to

so the prime minister uses the term because the emergency relation to corbett to postpone the election now after essentially eliminating every kind of. powerful or for a middle political adversary within or b i which is the most significant region that eliminating the jailing everybody the prime minister is saying now we can go for elections in those militias just a case in which is quite a bit has not been as well been dealt with the numbers are going up more people are dying so so you can see that the difference between these 2 forces is ultimately political is ideological it's ideological in the sense that we have a prime minister that is determined to impose his own vision of the future on these european people he wants to make that you're going to take again an idea which is opposed by a significant majority in that country and you have on the other hand people who are opposed to salvage it now in terms of keeping unless i have to say that the people left who was the architect of the kind of political settlement mismanaged the project they dishonored the project that it was a memb

that's right but what it's worth congress day and a whole football coach and thing on college football corbett the number one team in the nation clinton and it stand out trevor lawrence got hit with some bad news lawrence the front runner for the heisman trophy tested positive for kobe at 19 during the tiger season out of balance. and last but not least the n.b.a. is in a race against the clock to set the start of their next season controversy about employers including top talent like le bron james or speaking out against commissioner adam silver's a new proposal negotiations are ongoing here to break down all of this is our team america sports producer regina hamm also regina i have some kind of good news if you're going to have a real fan so. wonderful sweet home alabama you know it's a lightning rod for the civil rights movement home to football rivalries some of the greatest football rivalries of all time and solidly republican leaning state so democrat greg jones was honestly kind of a leap to get into the senate anyway i don't think many democrats were surprised that he lost the election

head cold for scientific solutions and solidarity to combat the pandemic we might be tired of corbett 19 but it is not tired of us years it preys on laws and we grow held but it preys on our her weaknesses jule inequality division denounce we sure jean jean and we fully ignore those. well the us has reported 4 straight days of new coronavirus infection records on saturday more than 126000 cases and around 1000 deaths were reported at least 230000 people are known to have died with co with 1000 in the united states its total infection count is nearing 10000000. turkey has congratulated azerbaijan's president suzanne says forces have seized an important city in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh is the 2nd biggest city in the region where there's a bunch on as fighting with armenia celebrations continued into the night in the as area capital baku its military says the fighting in the going to cover is intensifying but the armenians are telling a different story the spokesman for the armenian prime minister says their forces have been engaged in intensive combat in shusha or shashi

since corbett 19 more and more volunteers are coming from. so. many and. they were doing something for the cause but now i've seen many of them come because they feel to mean this place know it's like gardens of healing really. gardening work and the time spent outdoors has long been recognized as important parts of listed to be the hope is that soon each patient will have his or her own little garden patch and with that the peace they need to recover. connecting with nature it seems is the default setting for humans we've returned to it when the fruits of modern life. for the people of london all been forging has grown in popularity thanks in part to. be don't spend more time outdoors and reconnecting with nature experienced followed your calling the city getting newbies how to eat plants like thinking without getting a rash. is it johnson is looking for something fresh and for free. and she finds what she's looking for all over london in parks by roadside and a bus times. this goes everywhere it's a really nice edible the reason. it's a lot. but it's wel

so i want to say the 1st message is that the majority of patients recovers pretty well from corbett, but biggest stories are not uncommon. and in the, the people who suffers from lung is non-negligible part of the, of the patients. and we need to take care of them. what are the most common long term effects? kovac patients grapple with out like a petty so the most common common are fatigue, shortness of breath and pain. basically a pain in the chest and other muscles areas. but also cognitive symptoms are, are not uncommon. and in a story like this one could really happen. so people can, can be distracted easily and have hard times 2 to focus or to remember in short term memory. now as you started out saying out and most people recover, do we know why some suffer from these long term effects to date we. 'd we are not yet able to elucidate which are the, the characteristics of the patients during the could phase that could predict or what's going to happen. after that, the acute illness goes away. so we are not able to, to give an answer to that. what's your biggest worry when it come

. >> corbett job did most of the work to change the soviet union but reagan met him halfway, reagan encouraged him, reagan supported him. >> freedom of the press, madison called it freedom of the use of the press and it is freedom to print and publish things, it is not a freedom for what we refer to institutionally as the press. >> lectures in history on american history tv on c-span, every saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. lectures in history is also available as a podcast. find it when you listen to podcasts. american history tv is on social media. follow us at c-span history. announcer: up next, carl sferrazza anthony, author of "florence harding: the first lady, the jazz age, and the death of america's most scandalous president," discusses the life of the woman married to president warren g. harding and dispels some myths around her time in the white house. the white house historical association hosted this event and provided the video. ms. mann: today, we are welcoming carl sferrazza anthony, the author of a dozen books on presidential families including four first lady biographies and a con

i highly recommend but his name is ck corbett by the way. i highly recommend tt. the institution i'm in suort of tonight is the study which is a nonprofit that. [inaudible] minus checking their tracker every day and i'm really impressed by the privacthey have, their ilding like a searchable. [iudible] which is a huge undertaking. we also had the state project with a few other local news outlets inrder to keep it accountable to black and brown counities so i think there's a reason for that in terms of we just want people to have other experiences and so i think there'never a bad time but i think it's become more apparent how important it is right now. >> thank you so much. and yesterday panel they were talking about the exhaustion of social media participation and one thing everybody talks about is how the only platform that doesn't make you feel like crap is tiktok and first of all even as millennial's, we get that young millennial's, there's a compulsion that you have to gather and make a tiktok. there are college kids can go to bed so i can just do it and respon

the majority of patients requires pretty well from corbett, but the people who suffers from long cord is no negligible part of the patients. and we need to take care of them. and that was the doctor from tamale university hospital speaking to us earlier, we want to turn our focus now to west africa, where more than 100 people have been killed in what the u.n. calls a massacre in the country's northern borno state. i wouldn't, says, said militants on motorcycles rounded up and killed farmers who were bringing in their harvest. the victims of a gruesome massacre laid to rest in a mass burial. the country pulled say the farm workers were attacked by armed insurgents on motorbikes. while they were harvesting rice, some was shot others at their throats cops did is that there was 6 of us in the bush. then we headed back into the village. we were shocked when we got there. the moment ago we found the bodies and that was where the main killings took place. then we went through a nearby village called good though. we met so many people fleeing from our village without knowing where they were g

googled these leaks planet money tiktok or link in the chat i highly recommend, his name is jack corbett by the way, i highly recommend that in the organization tonight is the city which is a nonprofit that covers new york city after the grassroots level, i have been checking the coronavirus tracker every single day and i've also been really impressed by the projects that they have, one is there building a searchable memorial for mediocre's who have died from coping which is a huge indicate undertaking and we have an ongoing project with another news outlet in order to keep the nypd accountable especially black and brown communities, i think there's still crowdsourcing for that is they want people to talk about their experiences and within the nypd and i think there's never a bad time to support local journalism but is more apparent how important it is, especially right now. >> thank you so much, yesterday's panel we were talking about the labor and the exhaustion of social media participation and everybody is talking about the only platform that does not make you feel like crab is tikto

you just google these links, planet money tiktok or there's a link inthe chat , his name is doctor corbett by the way. but i highly recommend that . and the organization i'm into tonight is the city which is a nonprofit that covers new york city at the grassroots level. i've been checking the coronavirus tracker every day . and i've also just been really impressed by these things they have, one of which is their building a structural memorial to help from covid with it a huge undertaking and we also have this project and a few other local news outlets in order to keep the covid-19, the nypd accountable in black and brown communities and there's so many people i want to talk about their experiences with the nypd. there's never a bad time to support this but i think it's informative especially right now. >> thank you for this. yesterday's panel we were talking about the labor and social media participation and one thing everybody talks about is how the only problem that doesn't make you feel in the crowd is tiktok because you don't feel even the youngest are no millennial's, you have a compu

they said that that was because of corbett. a judge has now said that unaccompanied minors, children under 16 who appear across the board, don't ask for asylum, cannot be sent back. no trump campaign, the trump administration, let me get distinction, right. the trump administration says judges can't make decisions, overrule public health experts. but in this case, the judges said, look, if you send back people who come with children, that's ok. if you send by adults, that's ok as well. but you can't send back on the company of minors who are not and see that they are looking for asylum. it's likely that the trumpet ministration will appeal this. they want to move on it quickly, but for the moment it is considered a defeat of donald trump. and the policy that the introduced in march just discovered was beginning to bite across the united states. and fisher, thank you very much indeed. so had this news out armenian soldiers join mass protests against prime minister. he called passion yan, after he signed a deal, conceding territo

the last 3 days gotta give him credit remember it's not that long ago he was in the hospital with corbett decided to come back and hit the campaign trail and he's been. hammering his message that he's good for the united states he's built up a great economy that was interrupted by corporate and he deserves another 4 years to show exactly what he can do saying that joe biden incoming the hottest put all that at risk he's also very comfortable but with the years in the polls most of the polls showing that he's behind joe biden particularly in those key states that we were talking about but he will point to the fact 4 years ago at this time he was behind in all those states then and he feels comfortable with that because we know that the polls got it wrong in 2016 and they think he thinks they might have got it wrong again which would mean of course 4 more years of donald trump in the white house and we can't forget of course that this isn't just a race for the presidency this is a race also possibly for control of the senate as well. exactly right and people tend to forget that it gets subs

that same year, and 2000, richard rhodes, william f buckley junior, joe didion, milton freedman, corbett all, steven ambrose and arthur's lessons are junior all appeared. corporate always one of the guests, here's a portion. >> the heart of an aristocracy are theea school. and is very interesting she is example of your daughter. he is example of went and over neil. i would have gone to harvard if i hadar not chosen the army instead. schools are what control the opinion of the children of the rich and or powerful. i had a stepbrother who's going to inherit a lot of money. groton st. mark's, the schools. and it's for those who will be rich to make them into not only gentlemanly scholars, but instill certain values. a tone opinion is in the ruling class. they know if you're sent to groton in the way you are going to get in political trading. but their view of the world. i belong to the ruling class as a stepbrother. but i'm not going to inherit any money. so i'm sent to where is the bright boys of the ruling class who will eventually work for the rich boys. and it will become judges, senato

william s buckley junior, milton freedman, stephen ambrose and arthur/enter junior all appear appeared, corbett was one of the guests, here's a portion. >> the heart of an aristocracy are the school and it's interesting to use an example of your daughter and bush went to you and i would've gone to harvard if i would have not chosen the army instead. the schools are what control the opinion oft the children of the rich and/or powerful, either step of the who is going to inherit a lot of money and he went to ground st. mark's, it is one of the schools in those to make them not only into gentlemen scholars but certainn values, i come back to david and how an opinion is formed in thee ruling class, they know what you sent with political training with their view of the world, i belong to the ruling class as a stepbrother but i'm not going to inherit any money so i'm sent to the bright royc boys who will eventually work for the rich boys and who will become judges, senators, editors of the new york times, and if you're open to it, banker. where the apparatchiks and not properly speaking but a member