corbett, good to see you.ut the sun is trying to warm us up. let's go south of the equator to argentina. check out this video of a land spout basically a tornado that formed not necessarily from a supercell storm but certainly a thing of beauty. no damage to report of that we know of. stay safe down there. april, it's april 2nd. april fools, yeah, this cold air is certainly that. but the average temperatures over the next 30 days across the u.s. will be above average for a good chunk of the country with the exception of the pacific northwest. so try >>> good morning to you. friday, bringing in some partly cloudy skies along >>> very excited because one of my favorite holidays, easter, is two days away, diy ideas to help you celebrate and they're all under 50 bucks. rachel hardage barrett joins us. rachel, good morning. >> good morning. happy to be here. >> i'm happy to have you here and we're going to get started because you have great ideas. i have them all on the table in front of me. you have yours there to

today, from the new series, "rebel," john corbett.ready to "spring into savings." plus, we will meet a woman from alabama that's helping young authors. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: morning. hello. hi. good morning. >> kelly: it is wednesday, april 14th, 2021. happy hump day, everyone. hey, deja. >> ryan: spring has sprung. we've got to get out of here. we can't work.

corbett's interview deals in facts or fiction. but the response is amazing to read.his. at this point fans are still re reeling from the announcement kim ka terrell won't be returning. why. and the iconic samantha jones.c. why. and the iconic samantha jones. >> and mr. biggie. still no word on if christopher knock is going to be involved. all we could say is i couldn't help but wonder. ifou watched.ous line fromsh. anyway, no word yet on when the show willreeombu. >> and definitely word eva won't be calling dan mr. big. that we can confirm. >> now is an example of life imitating art for courtney fox. remember "friends." she played monica geller. ten seasons. and picked up a very specific personality trait from her character. her love of organization. and appears she's really been channelling her inner monica. take a look at this. >> tell me you're monica without telling me you're monica. i'll go first. i know. >> isn't that -- that's like on another level. cox posted that video instagram writing am i the only one? turns out she is not. some of her fans already reacte

michael corbett, in review of the project, analyzes the following. [inaudible] violated ceqa, commonsense, cultural landscape analysis, the secretary of the interior standards, and decades of practice in the evaluation and practice of historic resources. this letter provides substantial evidence that light is a character defining feature, and there is evidence that this project would diminish the national light that enters the -- the natural light that enters the library. there is nothing obscure or subtle about this issue. we've had additional independent reviews of the different research analyses provided by the planning department, and they were conducted by four professional lighting design and architecture experts whose credentials are significant. i'm not going to go through all of the details of their experience and expertise, but i encourage you to look at them, their c.v.s, and the record. in addition, all of these experts donated their time and expertise to the analyses. they believe the reports are flawed, and they want to support the libr

checking whether they're genuine it's predominantly taken on trust we do get 100 or more day of corbett's to see if it gates that we care while the e.u. used police agency europol has already warned travelers to be aware of all denies to criminal gangs selling fake negative certificates these have been found at british french and spanish airports online and in the netherlands via mobile messaging apps for as much as $300.00 euros each as long as travel restrictions remain in place due to the pandemic it is very likely that criminals will seize the opportunity of producing and selling fake. 1000 testator for kits given the widespread technological means available in the form of high quality printers and different software fraudsters are able to produce high quality counterfeit forged or fake documents and up to 20000 people entering the u.k. every day most are poor us who are in the large group of exam jobs and people including children under 11 who don't need to take a test which raises the question of whether the certificate system or any covert passport scheme could work in siri or in p

and about 12 percent stems from tourism that was the number before corbett hit. before the pandemic this was the picture of a perfect holiday spot see saw on beaches today the priorities have changed it's all about providing a secure and safe holiday. but who will provide that drug amir is war ski has been in the tourism industry for the past 10 years renting accommodations mostly to tourists from abroad he expects that as long as p.c.r. tests are necessary to visit bulgaria most foreigners will stay away and it's. 50 euro per person so it's more than the cost of the accommodation if they have short accommodation so that's a big challenge and that's the risk in. the coming of foreigners he still has an advantage over because tell us that what he says domestic tourists have increased some are relocating their home office from the bulgaria cities to the beach no people are more interested of apartments than of hotels they. think that the apartments are safe young people are having their own place they stay by themselves if they want to clean for them if they don't

serious illness and death but what he meant to say he says on saturday during this conference on corbett given mainly to doctors was that chinese that scenes are clearly not as effective as other vaccine brands namely that seems using n r n a technology now this is for example used by pfizer which has an efficacy rate of about 90 percent and in comparison chinese that seems the top to sign of achan sign of efficacy of rates of 50 percent and the other 175 to 79 percent so chinese officials you said have a lot of work to do in figuring out how to improve the efficacy rate he made since ingestion saying maybe the intervals between the 1st and 2nd dose need to be extended he even gave this idea of perhaps boosting the advocacy by using another 3rd type of vaccine in combination with inoculation of these chinese vaccines and also suggested that china might need to investigate its or an m r n i m r n a technology to do another vaccine because at the moment chinese vaccines you use the more traditional inactivated virus type of technology but there has been a lot of criticism about china's rol

across brazil have joined hands when broidery their grief and the names of all those who died from corbett 19 this bright note in those matters in may this panel has 2 and a half meters per presents only 0 point one percent of the number of victims we would need $1000.00 panels like this one for all the victims that's another 2 and a half kilometers of. pressure against presidential aide will so narrow has been mounting as infections and death continue to spiral out of control brazil's bar association has asked the attorney general to charge president. with criminally mishandling the pandemic $500.00 bankers economists and business men wrote a letter asking the government to stop boycotting measures aimed at controlling the new wave of infections and to start heaving to the advice of doctors and scientists . also never went on television to say he was in favor of the vaccines he had criticised in the past and was slow to start fine rob brazil his words were greeted with hot banging protests with next year's presidential election in mind also narrow met wednesday with representatives from c

serious illness and death but what he meant to say he says on saturday during this conference on corbett given mainly to doctors was that chinese that scenes are clearly not as effective as other vaccine brands namely that seems using a technology now this is for example used by pfizer which has an efficacy rate of about 90 percent and in comparison chinese vaccines the top 2 sign a vaccine sign of have at the casino rates of 50 percent and the other 175 to 79 percent so chinese officials he said have a lot of work to do in figuring out how to improve the efficacy rate but there has been a lot of criticism about china's rollout of these vaccines because of the 3 available currently here in china they have not released the phase 3 dasa in terms of the efficacy rates to the public which many have criticized around the world. there are warnings that the volcanic eruption on the caribbean island of st vincent could leave 20000 people displaced for months the loss to free of all came in 1st erupted on friday and is expected to continue for weeks the government says most crops and livestock wi

argentina in the past days on wednesday argentina's government confirmed over 22000 new infections of corbett 19 and that's why president i want to finance this announced new measures to prevent the spread of the virus in the misses in these months we want to help health care aid economic recovery and keep schools open as much as we can if we do this we can diminish the speed of transmission the higher the transmission and the hospital occupation the more restrictions we will have to impose and that's why we need to protect ourselves for a member this also announced a curfew had midnight restrictions on public transport and social gatherings in private homes. last year argentina was one of the 1st countries in the region to impose a total lockdown to prevent the spread of the virus but the situation is different now. argentina's government is trying to avoid imposing a told down mostly because of the impact it would have on argentina's fragile economy where millions are struggling to make ends meet and that's why it's focusing on analyzing caseload they tapped imposing short term restrictions

and at n.i.h., kizzmekia corbett helped design the moderna shot. >> actually, i was told i was one of the first people to open the vial of the vaccine. >> reporter: patel has a theory as to why women are at the forefront. >> we have a power inside us. we are very goal-oriented, very persistent in achieving that goal. >> o'donnell: why do you think science is such a good field for women? >> oh, science is fun. you know, there is no boundary. it's all unlimited space. >> o'donnell: before the pandemic, the number of women ie science and engineering was rising, up 36% over the past decade. but a new study says women in the field aren't immune to the pressures of the pandemic. the crisis is affecting their productivity and mental well- being. have you personally witnessed, amongst other female scientists, this stress? >> yes. the stress and the work-life balance that women really faced a lot in this pandemic, and that made some women leave the work. >> o'donnell: but patel hopes there's a silver lining-- a new generation inspired to get into science. >> women often don't recognize you hav

consequences mary lauriski for for corbett 1000 for children the risk is the even less than it is from dying from daniel in france the reason already very long for children so this is not a dangerous disease that shows them and for young adults so there they have much worse consequences from the last time. they are suffering through youth in the united states there are still many children who have not been in school for a year and that's not just for their vacation but also their physical and mental health and social development you mentioned that in the beginning we had this totalistic approach to about downs and i think it's now being sort of substitute by the same totally stick approach to that seems that i think that that what got you in trouble with twitter when you actually said to be needed diphtheria shaded approach both to people who already have acquired immunity that is somebody who already had as well as children and i want to ask you about children in particular because the united states i don't have the maxine is not yet the situation is not yet approach so it's largely a

they can live in peace in compete in the global war that obviously there's many challenges there's corbett it's meant in crisis in somalia you know about you know 80 percent of the country is facing drought so there are serious challenges that we cannot afford to have this political conundrum continue all right we've run out of time so we're going to have to leave the conversation there thank you so much to all of our guests to be quite an alley and you have and i'm glad. and thank you too for watching you can see this and all of our previous programs again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from emergency room in the whole team here bye for now. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other lives other stories providing a glimpse into someone else's well i am the voice we are the voice witness on al-jazeera a small boy and his brother rescued from war in gaza by the red cross i hold was and

leadership both at a national level as well as community level in terms of mobilizing the response against corbett that's very very important we've also learned the importance of engaging communities and we learned that from the each of you respond that's been one of the major lessons learned from the egypt leaders funds. a large majority of female journalists experience harassment threats and abuse while doing their jobs it surveyed nearly a 1000 female journalists from 125 countries and found nearly 3 quarters of them had experience online abuse 25 percent said they'd been physically threatened in africa says black indigenous jewish and female journalists experience both the highest rates and were severe impacts of online violence across one of have a morgan is in sudan's capital of khartoum and she says she regularly experiences online abuse and threats as a result of her reporting. when i covered the south sudan conflict in 20152016 as well as covering the conflict by talking to refugees basically in both context sexual violence has been used as a weapon of war and because i'm not in those are

i think under biden they are basically trying to fix the current situation and then look back on corbett i'm impressed by your economic investment picks in the economy are not really interested and broadening and the reopening of the us iran relationship and putting it on them normal. well that's a very interesting point here again you know i hadn't thought about the creation of political facts as we go into this round of negotiations here it's very interesting i didn't know that mohamed again what we heard from our guest in vienna is very interesting is what is the end goal do you think of the biden ministration because you know the the people around him i call them the b. team from the obama administration not people that are very very impressive at all maybe they just want to take this poker out of the fire and this kind of be done with it because my hope and i think that what we got from ben rhodes during the obama administration this could be the beginning of something if the u.s. gets itself back into this agreement here what does how does it change the region how does it change ir

it on one until book helping those affected by the time that mick while in a bush drink away from corbett 19 cases are always keeps a protective gear handy in his car in case a patient needs to be rushed to the hospital. he believes his destiny is in god's hands and his fear of the good will not by a student keep him from helping those in need but so far his fear of infection has not managed to overcome his doubts about the black sea or of soon to see the real people who have been virtually after going through the required. that's really important they were not. actually there march of course picked. it up poster person but then the exhibition vortex edition is drink why were the 1st to know i don't know is a very good vaccine development typically takes us. and he does not feel comfortable getting the vaccine that is michelle so quickly he believes many others in india also prefer to be in march. and the low turnouts and lack of long queues attacks in mission centers seem to be proving him. india's lagging behind its acceleration targets which could be riots the country has now made the

returned to nigeria is scheduled for next year you're watching news up next is business news with chris corbett stay with us he will be right back. to go beyond. as we take on the. world all about. that matter. what every month. may be on fire make former. u.s. president joe biden marks $100.00 days in office with an ambitious new spending plan for families and children it's is the 3rd big legislative proposal taxing businesses and the wealthy to expand the role of government in the united states also coming up tons of posts another big quarterly loss and the german flag carrier now says it's less optimistic about the summer a hit and in colombia tens of thousands of protesting government plans to start taxing smaller incomes to offset the pandemics. program joe biden started his time as u.s. president. with lofty ambitions he pledged to bring the country out of the pandemic to fight racial justice injustice and to make a quote once in a generation investment creating what he calls the strongest most resilient and innovative economy in the world $100.00 days then he's poised to wreck up quite a

the only good -- by steven graham jones narrated via sean taylor corbett.narrated by scott brick. when no one is watching by a list of coal narrated by susan gallion and jay osteen. yardwork by david narrated i kevin bacon. >> and the winner is when no one is watching by a list for coal narrated i susan balyan nj off thing >> there's something about hearing a skilled reader read into one character and the entire cast. it elevates the work and makes you feel like the movie truly is playing through your head as you're listening. >> when i first listened to i heard my ancestors voices in narration or the audio book is a part of the constellation. we have family members who fought against each other during the vietnam war. we could have been enemies that we came together to offer the world our story. >> discussing something as vulnerable as family history and the history of america period. >> it just gave me goosebumps. to this day when i read class act and still is me goosebumps so it's amazing to have an audio book to join so many other wonderful audio books.

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we've been talking to dylan corbett on the ground, the head of the hope border institute.o what he had to say. >> unfortunately what that does is incentivize children crossing on their own. either the family makes the painful decision to send their child and try repeatedly to cross the border over and over in hopes of reuniting with that child or children on their own make that decision without even telling their parents. in some circumstances we've seen painful, heartbreaking stories like that. >> reporter: it is a reminder that the border with mexico is closed. people cannot come right now and claim asylum. it's something most migrants are unaware of when they enter the country. most migrants returned to juarez don't even realize they go back to mexico until they get there. it is heartbreaking scenes here in el paso and juarez. >> cal perry, such a tense scene and situation for so many thousands of people. appreciate your reporting down there in el paso. >>> hunter biden opening up about addiction, the tragic death of his brother and mom, as well as the former president

corbett left behind. >> and as much as we're we are prepared to receive them when they come back for the superintendent unpacking. the data is many of our students have you gone someplace haven't checked in at school. remaking sense of what those numbers mean. >> reaching out to the districts that have seen some of the largest reductions and we want to work with them on a plan for how to get those students back. that's important. california's educational landscape. and so we'll be working with districts on how they work to get those students back to recess. stasio kron 4 news. >> in the east bay, the fremont unified school district has voted to return to full in person learning for the 2021 2022 school year. officials there also voted to develop the virtual learning academy for k through 6th graders and increase virtual learning for 7th to 12th graders. special education programs will continue in person. the board says individualized needs for students who are unable to return in person. we'll be addressed separately graduation ceremonies and end of your activities will also be held

corbett heights neighbors and i urge the supervisors to approve this legislation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> caller: hi, my name is kelly kutler. and i am also a member of the local coordinating board. i'm calling in opposition to the "a place for all" legislation. i don't see it as a way to justify the cost. supervisor mandelman kept referring to the reality of this legislation. i have to say that this legislation is in no way reality. when we looked at sites for navigation centers and for other services, it has been extremely difficult to get any sites at all, and also having a ton of community perspective. for this and many other reasons why there has been pushback to h.s.h., from direct service providers, and advocates. i find it interesting that the supervisor has referenced (indiscernable) in his legislation as well, as well as an op-ed. i continue to be in contact with her. i mentioned this legislation to her the other day, and she'll happy to explain to the board how this is damaging. and so i feel like we nee

we've been talking here with dylan corbett who runs the hope border institute on both sides of the borderately what that does is incentivize children crossing on their own. either the family makes the painful decision to send their child to try to repeatedly cross the border over and over again in hopes of reuniting with their child or children on their own make that decision without even telling their parents. we've seen painful, heartbreaking stories like that. >> reporter: word spreads fast on these routes, the families know if they come together as a unit, they'll likely be turned around quickly. we've heard stories of people being flown 800 miles to el paso and returned to juarez the same day. juarez is also not a safe city, so migrants are going back without paperwork, no court date, no connection here to the united states' asylum programs. virtually, in reality, the asylum program here is on hold and the reaction you have, the result that you have, is this large amount, this large number, 18,000 unaccompanied minors now ending up in facilities all along the border, alicia. >> cal,

take a listen to what dylan corbett had to say about this.ns the hope border institute on both sides of the border. take a listen. >> unfortunately what that does is incentivize children crossing alone. the family makes the decision to sending their child and try to cross in hopes of reuniting with that child or children on their own make that decision without even telling their parents. sometimes we've seen painful, heart-breaking stories like that. >> reporter: so you have this incredibly heart-breaking situation. there was a man standing behind the camera just now giving me the thumbs up because we're talking about title 42. everybody is talking about total 42 because on the other side of the border you have thousands of migrants who are being dropped in a very dangerous city in a very dangerous situation. imagine coming thousands of miles from someplace like guatemala, crossing into texas, and you can cross as far away as the rio grande valley and you'll be put on an airplane here to el paso and dropped in juarez. the biden administration

a little higher economic analysts warn that dog growth may be driven by a good agriculture season corbett 19 could slow down their progress into the. recovery but on account of the good rainfall that we did which is good for cotton when i put it does we'll or this leave it. is it positive. that it's what the in the air force this do a lot of uncertainties with respect to the quote that 90 days when all they're going to be with which will probably slow down. this aids as they go to tobacco season zimbabwe expects to harvest more than 2000000 metric tons of grain and cereal crops in the 2021 funding season this is positive for a country that has struggled with food security for more than it. so for me on the business team here in bergen thank you very much for joining us if you'd like a bit more from us you can check out our website the way dot com slash business you can also find us on facebook and twitter of course as you know thanks for joining us senator next time. around the art. work people have to say. first to us. trying to secure their stories reporter every weekend on t.w. . and y

corbett heights neighbors and i urge the supervisors to approve this legislation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> caller: hi, my name is kelly kutler. and i am also a member of the local coordinating board. i'm calling in opposition to the "a place for all" legislation. i don't see it as a way to justify the cost. supervisor mandelman kept referring to the reality of this legislation. i have to say that this legislation is in no way reality. when we looked at sites for navigation centers and for other services, it has been extremely difficult to get any sites at all, and also having a ton of community perspective. for this and many other reasons why there has been pushback to h.s.h., from direct service providers, and advocates. i find it interesting that the supervisor has referenced (indiscernable) in his legislation as well, as well as an op-ed. i continue to be in contact with her. i mentioned this legislation to her the other day, and she'll happy to explain to the board how this is damaging. and so i feel like we nee

kizzmekia corbett was, well, we're already working with dr.ci and others at the national institutes of health department to develop what we now know as the life saving moderna vaccine. in october, emmanuelle charpentier and jennifer doudna received the first science based nobel prize ever won by two women. their invention allows you to cut dna wherever you want, critical to genome editing and then in november, of course, kamala harris was elected vice president, becoming the first woman, the first black person, and the first asian person to hold that position >> every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. >> well, she was inaugurated in january when amanda gorman shocked the world with her poem "the hill we climb." incredible gorman is the first national youth poet laureate and the youngest inaugural poet in history. >> a country and a time where a skinny black girl descended from slaves and raised by a single mother can dream of becoming president. >> in february, chloe zhao became the first woman of color

both at a national level as well as community level in terms of mobilizing that response against corbett that's very very important we've also learned the importance of engaging communities and we learned that from the each of you respond that's been one of the major lessons learned from the each of the response that russia has jailed kremen critical election of all news organizations onto a list that involved terrorism and extremism the answer corruption from beijing has been banned in the country. his lawyer was detained for supposedly disclosing classified information but a smith has more now from moscow. even power law for 20 years has defended people involved in some the most sensitive cases in russia involving accusations of treason and espionage and it's extremely unusual for a lawyer even involved in such sensitive cases to be detained in any way now that he's been detained under a rarely used law and he's accused of disclosing this classified information in relation to an investigation into one of his clients a journalist called. sovereign off so powerful or is still being quest

speculation here that the health of the 76 year old leader who says he hasn't been vaccinated against corbett 19 is declining and his administration has been hiding his real condition his allies are released videos of him playing golf riding a motorcycle. and jogging at night in the grounds of the presidential palace but it was not enough to apiece kept ticks the videos have been stead turned into viral means marking a president they say this appeared during a time of crisis his spokesperson says the accusations are malicious but he's rejecting calls to release the president's medical reports no no on monday deterred to resume his weekly address dismissing what he called rumors and attacking a political opponent who's been in prison for several years but truly need i just want to. minimum. in the morning but it's not the people it's time i enjoy my. critics say the president's behavior over the last few months has gone from strange to jaring that kind of absence without the leave on the part of the bressie then since he likes to couch things in the war like. if it were a shooting war that wou

corbett left behind. >> and as much as we're not, we are prepared to receive them a comeback for the superintendent unpacking the data is many of our students have you gone someplace haven't checked in at school for making sense of what those numbers mean. >> reaching out to the districts that have seen some of the largest reductions and we want to work with them on a plan for how to get those students back. that's important. california's educational landscape. and so we'll be working with districts on how they work to get those students back to recess. stasio kron 4 news. >> the fremont unified school district voted last night to return to full-time in person learning for the 2021 2022 school year. they also voted to develop a virtual learning academy for kids in kindergarten through 6th grade and to increase virtual learning for 7th through 12th graders. they also announced special education programs will continue in person. the board says individualized needs for students who are unable to return in person. we'll be addressed separately graduation ceremonies an end of year activit

both at a national level as well as community level in terms of mobilizing that response against corbett and that's very very important we've also learned the importance of engaging communities and we learned from each of you as far as that's been one of the major lessons learned from the each of the response and we're now feeling it definitely in terms of how how do you how to engage communities in terms of response to cope with it whether it be expanding testing or expanding access and not big of vaccines we have a long way to go in terms of actually seeing the communities that need those could lead services right now that we have lessons from each of you as well on how the in each community is effectively what for as i say right now you're in recruiter in mozambique and there your conducting some research just briefly tell us about that and where you hope it will lead yes i'm in maputo mozambique and actually here. very critical my we going to find out more about that research we lost our connection with well for on force we will have to move on right turkey has entered its 1st 4 lock

whole was living in in a state of denial about the coming of a 2nd of a 2nd phase of a 2nd wave of corbettof course it was already a surge of cases in mash but it was deemed to be a market for a problem and not an india problem and then beings if collated very fast in the number of new infection has literally exploded with it being now practically vertical and so all parties including the party in power but also the party's position were caught and aware and prepared. of this. depend in weeks or see how they cope in the coming weeks and explain themselves accordingly to the public of any age thanks so much for joining us from a shocking university in new delhi thank you if you. know what we've done as being imposed in the polls cup and do valley on thursday him at a sudden rise in new covert 1000 cases the ball's been reporting up to 4000 daily cases in the past week its highest surge since the start of the pandemic health care workers fear many have caught more infectious variants being seen in india and hospitals in the capital an awful with patients and some are having to wait in ambula

the former labour mep richard corbett has tweeted...rsity of birmingham. doctor cox, very good to have you back on the programme. when we spoke in the immediate aftermath of those suspensions in europe, you said that decision wasn't rational. would you use the same decision to describe what the uk has done today? know, because the — what the uk has done today? know, because the evidence _ what the uk has done today? know, because the evidence has _ what the uk has done today? know, because the evidence has changed. | what the uk has done today? know, | because the evidence has changed. in fact, if you look at the european decisions on who they are restricting the vaccine to now, they still don't have evidence for the older groups that they've restricted it for. so avenues evidence changes, you change your position — and just as professorjonathan van tam mentioned, we've had a change of evidence. that's entirely the way things should work. but prematurely pausing or completely suspending the vaccine reduces the availability of a vaccine

today, from the new series, "rebel," john corbett.applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: morning. hello. hi. good morning. >> kelly: it is wednesday, april 14th, 2021. happy hump day, everyone. hey, deja. >> ryan: spring has sprung. we've got to get out of here. we can't work. it is going to be cloudy a

some of it on the wall until book helping those affected by the pandemic neighbors shrink away from corbett 19 cases . always keeps a protective gear handy in his car in case a patient needs to be rushed to the hospital. he believes his destiny is in god's hands and his fear of the coronavirus shouldn't keep him from helping those in need but so far his fear of infection has not managed to overcome his doubts about the vaccine or i've seen this is real people have been virtually if you're going through the records that's really important they were not positive direction issues they might have contact. with a positive person but then the exhibition vortex edition is green why we're the 1st to know i don't know is a very good vaccine development typically takes us. and he does not feel comfortable getting a vaccine that is michelle so quickly he believes many others in india also prefer to wait and watch. and the low turnouts and lack of long queues attacks in mission centers seem to be proving him. india is lagging behind its acceleration targets which could be riot the country has now made

unaccompanied children who are ending up in camps across the southern united states we spoke to dylan corbettborder substitute about the impossible choice that families have to make. take a listen. >> and unfortunately, what that does is incentivize children crossing on their own. either the family makes the painful decision to send their child and try repeatedly to cross the border over and over again in hopes of reuniting with that child or children on their own make that decision without even telling their parents in some circumstances we've seen painful heartbreaking stories like that. >> reporter: families now trying to make it to the u.s. sending their children alone knowing it gives them the best chance of not being turned around. there are currently more than 18,000 unaccompanied minors in u.s. government facilities and, shep, that number is only growing. >> cal, thank you. >>> desperate migrants looking to cross illegally into the united states are now turning to facebook where human smugglers are posting ads for their services thousands of dollars for when they call a safe journey i