all the news i want to get jones and berlin and the last time i traveled by plane was in watch cyrus cove 2 had just started to spread in germany and planes were soon grounded well now restrictions are being lifted and people are slowly taking to the skies again but is it safe. birds chirping at the e used largest airport powers's shout to god. in unusual silence where 1300 flights used to take off and over 200000 passengers transit each day when they want to plug we saw a 98 percent fall in passenger numbers since the lockdown measures began to be eased we felt things moving a bit last week we had an average of around $10000.00 passengers per day which is about 20 percent more than the previous week it's much less than last year but we see an increase and some movement on the passenger side will falsify me or anybody . in china where the pandemic 1st broke out the low point was mid february with only 23 percent of the normal flights. that is now stabilized at around 60 percent compared to the previous year but the industry fears passenger numbers will never reach the same levels. of a ca

can you be infected with sars cove 2 through sweat. there's no evidence that sars cove 2 can be spread through perspiration however places where you might come into contact with someone else's sweat like like gyms can be risky for other reasons i mean if someone is doing something strenuous enough to cause them to sweat then it's likely that they're breathing hard as well and that of course could pose a danger. interesting lee though in this vein there's also research going on into whether canines can be trained to sniff out differences in the sweat of someone who's infected dogs are already being used in some settings to detect diseases like like early stage parkinson's and breast cancer and maybe they can be enlisted in the fight against covert 19. as well. our face shields are good protective option since they can be disinfected throughout the day . just like with masks there's been a lot of debate on the pros and cons of of protecting yourself with a plastic face shield like those often worn by by health care workers some experts b

is the primary method used to determine the presence of sars cove 2 so whether someone has an active covert 19 infection. elisa which stands for enzyme linked abuse or been passe is what's called a serial logical test it's a blood test for detecting antibodies made by your immune system in response to the virus and they take a while for the body to produce so so p.c. or tests tell you if your pruett lee infected while elisa tells you if you might have had the disease already at some point in the past and produced antibodies against it. and eric williams will be back to answer more of your questions tomorrow now there are some kinds of flight we might see more often in a pandemic the demand for groans to deliver medical supplies is have to fly higher this copter can carry about 5 kilograms and fly well over 100 kilometers an hour it is being trial to at the moment to see if he can bring cargo like over 1000 test kits and personal protective equipment to remote scottish islands. that's all fog of an audience special thanks for watching and before we go a helpful reminder for those of y

centers for disease control believes the true number of americans infected by cove at 19 could be 10 times higher than the 2300000 cases that have been confirmed a country record in its biggest day the increase of new cases on thursday some states are now causing efforts to reopen their economies reynolds reports. the magic kingdom will not be seeing any visitors for now as the disney corporation has delayed the reopening of its amusement park in anaheim california pending new guidelines from the state government the pullback comes as sharply increased numbers of corona virus cases were reported in arizona california texas florida and more than a dozen other states the company still plans to reopen disney world in florida on july 11th but many floridians think that's too soon about 10000 people have signed a petition demanding disney delayed till the coronavirus numbers come down this is me isn't the only one now slamming on the brakes apple announced it would close 7 apple stores in houston after recently shutting 11 of its stores in arizona texas governor greg abbott who had previo

amount of time so detecting the presence of antibodies in someone's blood that are linked to sars cove 2 is at least in theory proof that they had covert 19 even if they did notice it but tests for antibodies ceasars co 2 are of course not perfect and ones that are sensitive enough but not always quite specific enough can also give a positive result if they detect antibodies for example to coronaviruses like those that cause colds which are which are closely related to source code so so while most antibody tests usually work as advertised they do they don't always. is it true that groups of people who are taking hydrox a clear record for other reasons are not getting covert 19. this is another of those rumors not based on unscientific studies and we've learned a couple of things about hydroxy chloroquine so far one is that it doesn't have an effect on mortality if you're already seriously ill a 2nd thing is that any benefits also appear negligible in what's called post-exposure so in people who took the drug after being exposed to cope at 19 but but people who didn't yet show symptoms

there's no evidence you can get cove at 19 from drinking treated water and the risk of transmission through water in general even untreated wastewater appears to be very low even when the virus is genetic material can be detected in untreated water in most cases it's probably not viable that's because sars cove too is what's called an envelop virus which means it has a pretty fragile membrane that doesn't really protect it for very long outside the body so this is standard treatment methods used in motorists municipal drinking water systems like like filtration and disinfection should inactivated just like they do other pathogens if you don't have access to safe treated water then then the standard precautions. that you tape like like boiling your drinking water should also kill any source code to. why does cambodia have no deaths from coated 19. as of this morning at least there have still been only around 140 cases of covert 19 reported in cambodia and not a single official death no with a record like that there's of course a lot of speculation the country is under reporting none of it co

the country enjoying the summer weather but the lock down and good to slow is a reminder that the cove in 1900 is far from over with a bumpy ride still ahead. here of course. has been speaking to people affected by the new lockout. when the state premier here in north rhine-westphalia announced a new lockdown residents were angry not angry at the state premier but at clements tenuous he's the chief executive of the meat corporation the way they see it this new lockdown didn't come because they had broken social distancing measures to party or to visit their grandparents but because turn yes in its quest for cheap meat forced several 1000 migrant workers to work and live in cramped and unhygenic conditions i spoke to many people in good to low and it's clear that tony is reputation has taken a hit now the german government has known about the risks of an outbreak in slaughterhouses across germany for many weeks this is not the 1st nor is it the latest outbreak in a german slaughterhouse the government has taken some action they've passed a law that says slaughterhouses can no longer use

the country enjoying the summer weather but the lock down and grew to slow is a reminder that the cove in 1900 is far from over with a bumpy ride still ahead. and the correspondent joins us now from that's near the city of good will which is now under lockdown as all bordering parts of the district off voted off i mean so what does the new lockdown exactly mean for people who are affected. that means that pools bars nightclubs and rest theaters and movie theaters are all going to be closed as of today we did speak to somebody in a fitness studio those are also going to be closed they said they're open the rest of the day they were warned by authorities that they had to close but they saw on the news that they're going to have to assume it seems like police will probably be going around later today and tomorrow to check to make sure people are in compliance there's no travel restriction at the moment we were able to leave due to slow without a problem the road blocks or anything like that and i'm in law should the state premier of north run westphalia said that he didn't want to put tra

during the cove at 910 demick major professional sports leagues in europe have already resumed like the minutes they get here in germany england's premier league as well as spain's lega however in the united states a return to business as usual for pro leagues suffered a blow as athletes from golf to hockey tested positive for the novel coronavirus. the blueness legal was the 1st major sports league to restart during kovac 19 on tuesday byron munich were crowned champions with 2 games to spare of course no fans were present complying with social distancing rules in similar fashion spain and england have recently returned to the pitch as well across the atlantic ocean in the u.s. things are quite different a recent cove in 1000 outbreak has put the plan to return for many major sports in jeopardy. the p.g.a. tour which only started last week confirmed its 1st positive test after a 3 month hiatus subsequently nick what was removed from the r.b.c. heritage tournaments over a 24 hour period sports pondering return to play scenarios major league soccer the national football league the nation

when used against sars cove to. this is still only limited evidence of the usefulness of e.v.c. against sauce cost to you specifically it certainly can be used to deactivate or inactivate other similar viruses from the same current virus family but there are also risks associated with the v.c. treatment it's particularly talk sick to humans it cools cataracts it can cool skin cancer so there are there are costs and benefits associated with using u.v. c. for virus in activation right so what we saw in this report is that g.c. is mostly used like in bosses at night when they don't drown when there's no people in it but how big a chance do you say there is for you the sea killing off the virus let's say in school classrooms as kids returning to schools offices shopping malls to all those enclosed places rooms that that actually were part of our daily lives before the pandemic hit e.t.c. is certainly one option that deactivating viruses on surfaces and ix in clay spaces one of the problems is that you require specialist equipment in this case specialist bolts to make the e.v.c. like

tests differentiate between sars cove 2 and the corona viruses that cause colds. this is a little complicated so stick with me when it comes to testing you have to distinguish between sensitivity and specificity now sensitivity describes how likely a test is to to properly detect an infection with the virus so so it affects what are called false negative results specificity on the other hand describes how likely or unlikely a test is to confuse the virus it's supposed to detect with another one and report that someone is carrying the virus when they actually aren't and that's called a false positive result now. although the polymerase chain reaction or p.c.r. tests that are being widely used in the pandemic are highly specific their sensitivity can vary depending on for example how the sample was collected so what that means in clear terms is that if you take a test and it turns out positive you're very likely to have the disease if it comes out negative however that's not an ironclad guarantee you don't have the disease test sensitivity is improving all the time

did with ethnicity and swords ethnic minorities have double and triple the rates of death from cove at 19 and then internationally we see that now covert 19 is ramping up to become a great disease of the global south it's impossible to practice our means of defense in the industrial north social distancing and washing your hands if you live in. in the shores of mumbai these tournaments that are densely packed with 10 people living in a room a social distancing is meaningless and hygiene is impossible in an environment in which soaked and and water are actually have to be purchased on a daily basis and are not freely accessible when you've been studying all these epidemics from time immemorial does it surprise you that elites don't seem to comprehend that they are only as strong as the most vulnerable time and time and time again i mean why is it that the mistakes are made repeatedly throughout the book by elites this is one of the distressing aspects of our past isn't that it seems people very quickly for one thing have amnesia after there is a sudden flurry of thinking about these eve

we are living through a tale of two crisis of cove it and racial justice and president trump has been a failure to handle both. last night and while peaceful law-abiding and then to protest in a public park across the white house, but then to trudge a few blocks from the white house to stand in front of the church not to go inside for a relentless need to make a weak man feel strong, to order federal law enforcement officers to gas peacefully assemble the americans so he can go to a church photo op. and at led him to gas to go to the church for the photo op. so and not even a bible or even his bible. it was appalling. it was an abuse of presidential power it may well have been ill legal and blatantly unconstitutional the president of the united states peaceful american citizens exercising their constitutional rights by tear gassing them in a public park while military helicopters flew overhead. the president must immediately cease its behavior secretaryet esper and not to come within a mile of these stunts. i will say that again. the president must cease and then not to come within a

proportionately the greatest number of deaths of any country to deal with future pandemics in this cove we need international cooperation so what do we do which was a big mistake get out of the world health organization beat up on china ok china is partly responsible because they had a lot of information but we should be working together with the european union with the best scientists and researchers in the world and larry we're not doing that we're trashing everybody we're going it alone that doesn't work america should lead but with international cooperation is there a trouble spot that concerns you. yes the big trouble spot in my judgment is still north korea because. we haven't had negotiations with him i worry he's building more nuclear weapons i think with iran. there's tension they're starting to build the a nuclear stockpile again. what i'd this like the most larry is that we don't seem to have too many friends anymore we've shunned the united nations the world health organization our european allies the french the germans these are countries that have normally always been on o

in fact when we talk about the deaths that have taken place especially in the initial period from cove it 19 we are talking about gross negligence on the part of the state and when we look at the fire in grunfeld we see that comes along a line which has largely been invisible lies by what's happened in the inquiry we have seen the way the regulation never used whereas the legislation that was passed in 1981 by michael heseltine that was opposed by many say this bill will kill he put it this way it would have allowed great self-regulation for corporations and less pesky government interference what happened was $300.00 or so pages were taken from building regulations and left with. $25.00 or so also along the way you had to be approved document be added which has within it creative ambiguity which allowed the space for interpretation on the part of companies to install things that are either of limited combustibility or seemingly of worse than limited combustibility in fact the kind of evidence that we have access to such as cell attacks that fit the r.s. $5000.00 on the ground fell whi

bills and stay in their homes during the crisis and it also helps rental property ownerscontinue to cove those provisions and more are in the heroes act passed by the house of representatives.the smg is to act now so important issut is when we call upon the senate republicanleagues. >> he'd put it on the democrats? >> we haven't even seen the bill yet sot president trump he was going to have a very strong executive order into is a very weak though. it doesn't have the in we need on the things they said mif the choke holds, it doesn't.nt. let's wait and see what the bill is. >> we haven't made any decisions. we are waiting to see the bill.t there is negotia the next care package senator van hollen brought uphe problem? >> i ablem aistration have that belief but we democrats need to stand firm and pass the deal with the economic and racial injustice whether it >> do you want to say something? >> i agree you've got to be blind not to see this or you are not walking on the same for most amy is our candidate and a strong candidate. she's giving mcconnell a run for his money. mcconnell a run f

despite the many difficulties faced by those who contracted cove it at nineteen recovery in itself is of f coure always a cause for celebration for the patients themselves i loved ones but also the medical staff who knows them back to health. in some cases especially heartwarming like that's all the french centenarian elaine false what could be the virus and is now fighting fit. expecting a simple goodbye ellen francois is in for a susurprise. she received a standing ovation from medical staff and she's discharged 06/26/20 06/26/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy:y: from new york, this is democracacy now! >> so effectively what they're is a very do is ban -- dangerous path for the united states. amy: in a major victory for the trump administration, the supreme court has ruled the u.s. government canan fast-track deportations of asylum seekers without them first appearing before a judge. we will speak to the aclu attorney who argued the case in the court. w

it does and here's why this is such an important potential breakthrough most people that die from cove in 1000 you may or may not know this what they actually succumb to is lung failure that's what really kills them this new drug would prevent that from happening and we're going to be all over this and that story is going to be coming up in just a little bit but we're going to begin with new video from fort pierce florida that shows a police officer beating a man in the face repeatedly the man was picked up by police earlier because he was found unconscious on the street and somebody reported it police did not arrest him instead they take him to a hospital and this scene which we warn some of you might find disturbing then ensues here it is. ok watch you could see the officer hitting the man while he sits in the chair. yeah with a flurry of fists to the face previously the officer is seen punching and slapping the man repeatedly as well that was one of the pieces of video that we want to show you ok here's what you need to know about this the officer has been removed from the departmen

the stream i am josh rushing sitting in perfectly ok from the comfort of my own home today because a cove in a team. we're talking about can trump get reelected we're going to look at the poll numbers we're joined by an excited panel of guests and what i'm really hoping you're going to do if you're watching this on you tube live if you're going to join us in that chat box over there and hopefully get some of your comments in during the show in real time. when the 1st things i want to do is go to a poll here this is from 538 which says a lot of polling combining a polling so it's called help popular is donald trump and if you can see on the screen ok you're looking so this is his disapproval ratings at this moment which is something like this 1245th day in office 55.3 percent disapprove 40.6 a for so about a 15 point difference between disapproval and approval and if you curious how that compares to other presidents after $1245.00 days we scroll down and it shows us and so obama on this day he was up about 15 points higher than that and net difference. bush was bush had a little higher tha

if you want to see how cove it's affecting the poorest in mexico they invite you to the 2 rooms this family they share then as it doesn't become as if the last we start at 10 am and come home at midnight just looking for food where we can get milk nappies enough for all of us. before the pandemic nicholas had a job as a security guard and once he sold sweets in a market it tween them they could feed the family were well that's all gone once he told us when we 1st met her at a soup kitchen that embezzling every year since the start of the pandemic from much we haven't had work and my 2 little ones my mom and my baby depend on me so i have to deal with it and. this donated food is the only reason they're not starving. they're not alone the country's development agency says the pandemic could tip more than $10000000.00 into extreme poverty and it's already happening we went to 16 soup kitchens across the capital all of them told us that lines of grown men he said they're serving 3 or 4 times more meals than before what we found coming to the soup kitchens is that there's a lot of people

gyms and water parks once again while the leaders of several states seeing major increases in the cove in 1000 virus are pushing people to wear masks and even pushing people to try to stay home amid the alarming resurgence of the virus nationwide now governor doug to see arizona after issuing the executive orders shutting down bars also nightclubs and even pushing the start of the school year back to late august told people to quote unquote arm yourself with a mask and then proceeded during this press or to see. ties his hands and then put a mask on himself well republican governors like to see along with other local and state officials and many of the red states have been seemingly reluctant as we have seen to push for coated protections and regulations like you know wearing masks facial coverings well that tone has clearly shifted as these states are now bearing the brunt of record virus increases arizona health officials reported in fact more than 2800 new cases sunday the most in a single day in the state so far and the 7th time in the past 10 days the daily cases there surpassed t

though we know stars cove 2 can remain on some surfaces for days clothing in general is viewed by most experts as pretty low risk the evidence suggests that the virus doesn't remain viable for very long on an woven material like textiles all the guidance i've seen says if you've been outside and kept proper social distance there's no reason to change your clothes when you return home however it's a good idea not to shake your laundry before washing it because even if the chances that you've picked it up outside are remote they can't be excluded completely and if you have then shaking out your dirty clothes could cause it to become airborne. oh and make sure to wash your hands after your walk that that's always a sensible precaution. how common is assigned to kind storm in someone who has covert 19 when the immune system responds to a pathogen it begins releasing compounds called called cytokines which cause inflammation and attack infected tissue in some patients with couvade 19 this curative measure doesn't shut off after the virus is beaten but instead begins turning on the loans or

it does and here's why this is such an important potential breakthrough most people that die from cove in 1000 you may or may not know this what they actually succumb to is lung failure that's what really kills them.

that are best able to slip unrecognized past an immune system that's that's been armed to stop sars cove too but but so far the indications are that the virus doesn't mutate very fast much slower than flu viruses for example so the hope is that we'll be able to stay ahead of the curve. how is the rise of social media and the internet changing the speed of scientific percentage. the internet has changed science in fundamental ways and modern research is all about collaboration and the internet has enabled that like like no other tool in human history you you see its effects for example and and how many peer reviewed covert 19 studies have been spawned by the pandemic so far the exact number is hard to pin down because it rises by the day but there are currently nearly 5. 1000 in the w.h.o. database and and finals and more that haven't been added yet many of those studies are written by teams of collaborating scientists that are spread across the globe social media platforms also play a big role in speeding up research because they offer a much less formal stage for the instant exchange of

meanwhile a global pandemic continues to assail the country and economy the cove and 18 pandemic did not disappear while the nation turn to racial justice and in fact just as the country was preparing for the early stages of reopening the cases began to spike in the number of statescy arizona activated emergency plans to florida reported the single highest cases 22 states reporting increases in the number of confirmed casesr t b after decline. is not simply because there's more testing but there is more coronavirus and many of the states a headline in time magazine sums it up america is done with covid but it's not done with america. it is our responsibilityve the trends are extremely concerning asking the task force including doctor fauci to give senate democrats are leaving on the recent spikes and i have yet to hear back. the white house continues to muzzle the most knowledgeable peoplele president trump, haven't you learned when you don't face the truth it hurts the country and hurts you? that coronavirus was real and a hoax and going away in a few days. and president trump is do

basic drugs and today and tomorrow or cure for cove it are an important topic that we need to be several. 5 g. . the organization that we talked about by the way together in order to be able to produce in our countries and provide our citizens with the vaccine as soon as it is found. if we don't want to close ourselves but we need to strengthen of values our interests and our essential goods our companies our factories and i want to become an action with germany and other partners for a vaccine against proven. in order. to sanction and countries that are operating in companies that are operating in our countries and that are subsidized by their country of origin i think we cannot afford to be naive. we are going to speak about international topics relations with china but also our common presence in some zones of conflict or tension. to conclude we need to protect and promote this model i don't want to say that we are suffering and cannot fail but that we have a european identity and that supposes that we have european sovereignty and the crisis has shown that european countries have dif

cancer or asthma most cruelly of all donald trump if he has his way those who have complications from cove in 18 is the new pre-existing condition like long scars or heart damage and if donald trump prevails in court and to strip away coverage jack up premium simply because they survived fighting coronavirus those having struggled winning the fight of their lives would have their piece of mine stole and at the moment they needed it the most they would live their lives, and advice between donald trump's legacy and failure to prevent on - - protect american people from the coronavirus and this crusade to take healthcare protections away from american families. i have called on donald trump many times to withdraw his lawsuit in today i am renewing that call. dropped the lawsuit. stopped trying to get rid of the affordable care act. stop taking away people's healthcare and peace of mind. now more than ever stop trying to steal their piece of mind i cannot comprehend the cruelty to inflict those people he is supposed to serve. one of the families of the affordable care act who live not far from

have found is that this trade war it's been sued by a much larger problem we've seen countered with cove of course both with both there's a lot of collateral damage but just staying with the traits war for for another moment how has this dispute changed the standing of the world's most powerful economies well i they're both very powerful still and because they're so big they their actions have ramifications really across the globe we have seen in some cases countries are actually gained because trade been diverted whether it's vietnam or whether it's mexico or even the e.u. countries in southeast asia have again as well but i think when you when you enter into a conflict of this sort it really is in many ways greatest damage that you cause of course to yourself and of on top of all that you mention it already there is the pandemic as well it started in china and it certainly caused to havoc in the united states neither side can really afford a protracted trade war can they. you know as i said trade is collapsed and we're looking at trade contract in these here anywhere between 13 and 32