they both work at lake berryessa markly cove. kathy grave cleans house boats and her husband is a maintenance worker. luckily they had access to the keys to a boat or they might not be around. >> we're leaving. we're leaving. >> reporter: this is the scene kathy gray faced when the lnu complex fire erupted along the shores of lake berryessa. >> it sounds like a monster and it wasn't going to stop for nothing. >> reporter: her husband is a maintenance worker at markly cove and was scrambling to secure boats and equipment. while his wife waited on the dock. >> i'm like let's just go. >> reporter: with fires suddenly everywhere, they realized the lake was the only escape. they grabbed their three dogs and took to the water. >> all i could imagine is the flames getting us. that is how fast it was moving. it was really scary.

and the shanty works in the cove in 1900 designed especially for the victims of the virus. the money being full part is witnessing the farewell which is different from many other people want to say goodbye to their loved ones but we can't allow them to get near. brazil's cova death toll keeps growing in part because the government is encouraging brazilians not to stay home while failing to take measures to stop the virus from reaching even remote parts of the amazon despite evidence to the contrary president. continues questioning the seriousness of the pandemic and scorns w.h.o. guidelines such as the need for widespread testing and using face masks. as a result many here are skeptical about the official number of deaths like leader dylon who does your morning exercises in front of the emblematic football stadium now converted into a field hospital you know removing me and. i never saw anyone coming in or out of this hospital so i don't know if this story was made up or if politicians have been using this pandemic to steal money this is one of the 5 field hospitals of rio

and balloons are released in rio is the number of people killed by cove at 19 in brazil cost is 100000 baht the plaza still packed armley well into the sports news as you ventas waste no time in appointing a replacement for the sox manager margaret c.-o. sorry for the point it's the former player. who outside give a different ball of a club just a few days ago the full story coming up later this hour. have been hours of clashes in central beirut today where thousands of lebanese were out voicing their fury at the government and its role in tuesday's explosion police fired tear gas and live ammunition as some protesters threw stones and all of those stormed a number of government ministries one policeman died and dozens of people were injured beirut residents are angry that they've been left to pick up the pieces of

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 viruses genetic material can be detected in untreated water in most cases it's probably not viable that's because sars cove 2 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 most municipal drinking water systems like light 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 take like like boiling your drinking water should also kill any source code to. and before we let you go the stork has long been a symbol of love and you life and the german state of bavaria a pair of storks made their home in the chimney. brewery was forced to stop making beer until the pro tech to the birds could be moved a current of virus restrictions meant they had to wait now

program balloons are released on copacabana beach as the number of people killed by cove at 19 in brazil passes 100000 the bars in rio still packed. protesters are back out in west jerusalem calling for israel's prime minister to step down. clashes a broken out in central beirut where tens of thousands of lebanese have been out voicing their fear at the government for its role in tuesday's explosion police fired tear gas and live ammunition as some protesters threw stones and others stormed government ministries the offices of the association of lebanese banks were also trashed one policeman was killed during the arrest and the right cross said dozens of people were injured. by a root residents are angry that they've been left to pick up the pieces of their shattered homes and neighborhoods using shovels and human chains no help from the

to created by evil scientists and a lab but sars cove too wasn't bio engineered expert community widely agrees on that because for a number of science based reasons the evidence that it wasn't bio engineered is compelling so regardless of what you might think bill gates is capable of and though i don't understand it i know there are a lot of people who think for some reason he's a super delegate he can't be behind this mess because he couldn't have done what he's accused of and if he had done it we'd be able to tell. and that's all for this edition of coffee 100 special before we let you go however we want to end this week with a look at the latest global development and we collected today to from 201 country . and territories worldwide shows that last week more than half of the countries are reporting more covert $1000.00 cases or just about a 3rd able to claim their infection rates were falling 17 at no infections at all. taking a look at the numbers we can by week we can see the number of countries free from the corona virus shown here in blue has grown minimally. and now you are up

of those now are being revisited as the country deals with this sort of growing resurgence in the cove it $900.00 pandemic here and now an order for the charge which find that some of the center of this controversy has accused the government of quote unprecedented the views of authority what is behind that statement. june 1 whom the lead pastor of the serin jail church in northern soul has been a vocal critic of the south korean leadership in and president moon j n he's been previously implicated in some tax fraud and illegal electioneering prior to the previous elections he labels the mungy in government to a communist regime that he would like to see overturned any he often demonstrates against the president with thousands of people in downtown seoul calling for the ouster of mungy and this was the case just this past saturday august 15th when thousands of. hoons church members his congregation came out to demonstrate in the south korean capital he 'd has been asked to provide a list of all those that have attended he's been accused of withholding the names of people and providing in

by the way effectively masking all the other goodies that you described that have zero to do with coved individual? idea in certain states, red states, the jobs have not come back yet and the party is saying well, that's okay, you will get less money and you can just suck it up until these jobs come back? that is the narrative starting to may have out. is the party concerned about this? >> charles, you're right about the issue but on the pr front the reality is that very

data aviation and turns them stocks also one of those losses is the cove in $1000.00 cases remain on the rise the french cac and the dax also followed similar suit the dax fell by nearly 3 percent and a half or going to half percent rather on thursday alone but both indices saw some gains on the final day of trading for the month at least on those big tech well moving across the atlantic over to brazil the evil best buy in the green this week the index touched its highest point in early 4 and a half months well it's still trading about 13 percent off prepared on the numbers the index gained roughly 2.5 percent this is despite having the 2nd highest number of covert 1000 cases worldwide in mexico the b.m.v. is down for the week actually mexico's g.d.p. fell by 17.3 percent for the 2nd quarter compared to the prior 3 months that is felt by 18.9 percent year over year that and the g.d.p. drop in the u.s. really weighed on investor sentiment here in the united states stocks are mixed the dow ended the week in the red the s.n.p. and the nasdaq finished in the green of course that $32.00 g

has consistently play down the crisis despite catchin cove at 19 himself. the 100000 deaths most in represents what brazil is to the world in 2nd place can we give to this question here we have me have one percent of the number of deaths 100000 where will this take us. on a can acute joins us live now from rio de janeiro so that 2nd highest number of deaths in the world and brazil hasn't isn't thought to have reached its peak no not yet people are talking about brazil reaching 200000 deaths by october and 100000 is already a very large number of. the protest this morning was very very impacting it's every 100000 people there are there's a everyone has their families so that it's many people that have been feeling this . one time bus driver on the show on the depression was one of brazil's 12000000 unemployed that is until the soaring death toll caused by the coronavirus pandemic landed him a job as a grave digger at the simple salvo cemetery on the outskirts of rio de janeiro. we had to recruit 30 undertakers to cope with the growing amount of boroughs and

there goes mccovey cove dave. give me that baseball.nts down two, chadwick tromp, to the bleachers. two-run shot, tied at 5-5. rangers have a lot of big bats. joey gallo over the 415, that was a bomb. rangers win 9-5. now the giants hit the road for ten-game road trip. >> we've shown resilience, made adjustments. that's importat part of being a good baseball team. we have plenty to work on. long road trip coming up, some challenges ahead of us. one thing we all pride ourselves on is making quick adjustment and turn the page. we'll get ready for the rockies tomorrow. >>> scary hours for the mets, outfielder yoenis cespedes couldn't be found after he didn't show in atlanta. former oakland a just left without notice. after the game, manager said cespedes was okay, opting out for covid-related issued but didn't tell anyone his plans before abruptly leaving. >>> blues and avalanche. tied 1-1. hits the post and nazim is there for rebound. clock said zero. did he score in time? puck has to be fully across the line, it was with 0.1 seconds left

there is actually humans and a seal in the cove. here we are from mccovey cove. for this baseball game. there is a definite lack of energy there should be 40,000 plus fans in attendance tonight. instead it's about 10,000 cardboard cutouts. this is 2020. you remember the two teams met for two exhibition games in which the giants won both before the regular season began. that seems like a long time ago, at least for the giants. it is a tale of two years. the a's with the best record while the giant just wrapped up 3-7 road trip and sit in last place in the nl west. as we once again renew the bay area rivalry with a little less noise. >> guys, get up for this series. you know that everybody is watching. it's still the case. but you really don't feel like it. >> it is definitely more intense than i thought it was. and, i mean, especially with fans at the park. you see that a little bit more. >> i want to be able to beat the team and the a's are always the underdogs. we're probably the underdogs again to some of the mccovey chronicle guys. but we're coming in there an

oracle park may have been empty, but today it was kia cove incident mccovey cove, rangers up 3-0. this 37-year-old can still run. he would score on a sac fly to cut the lead to , a fit evan longoria leads off the inning with a home run to make it a 2 run game and then three batters later, first career home run. career blast to tie the game at 5. texas is ba in front. last year that would've been a triple but it's a home run today. the rangers win 9-5, we are now 1/6 through the season, the giants 5-5. the players hanging out with her cutout fans in seattle. 2 out r.b.i. single and they have a 1-0 lead. he went out replaced and the first batter he faced, a 3 run blast, the capital a's have the lead. kyle lewis with a solo shot, seattle without a run. liam hendrix on for the same in the ninth drawing a run at 2nd striking off, the a's went 3-2, the take the series and are back above 500 at 5-4. the mets was informed of their players decision during the game today after the former athletic reportedly left the team hotel without telling anybody, before the start of the season, he had

infection rates so all the relays acrcross the world in the global coved nineteen death toll is now overhousands inincluding far right groupings have protested againin onto corona hygiene rules like masks and social distancing. they believe that that freedom is under threat from government regulations meanwhile in germany and elsewhere fears of what will happen when holidaymakers return home and children return to school so onto the points we also coronavirus second wave. scammon during all real danger.

the 1st time reported 3 scientifically documented cases of people being really infected with sars cove 2 after having it once lots of anecdotal cases have been reported before but this time the scientific evidence that reinfection really does occur is strong because the researchers say they sequenced the strains that were isolated in the 1st and then the 2nd infections and showed that they were genetically distinct from one another now it's important to note by the way that that all of these claims are unpublished and still have to be confirmed by other scientists but but if they prove true what does it mean while an interesting take away for me is that one of the patients had classic coded symptoms the 1st time around but was asymptomatic when he tested positive the 2nd time around which which could indicate that his immune response was keeping it under control so that's encouraging but the fact that the tests were able to. detect measurable levels of the virus and him the 2nd time around also begs the question of whether people who get covert 19 again could infect others even if they

the things that have come out that not only is wearing masks giving stomach protecting you giving cove issues like the flu season coming up —— protecting you giving cove into others. it might be taken pursed of east asia, something permanently you see people wearing —— like in parts of east asia. i would say, though, that within that announcement, they are allowing indoor theatres, music and performance venues, as well as sports grounds, to reopen, or social distancing measures remain. that means fans at football games, that means fans at football games, that means no more candy noise... they are piloting that at the moment, i think with the snooker championship? yes, they are piloting that. slightly wobbly on that. it is all important and vital he will be masked. i am important and vital he will be masked. lam not important and vital he will be masked. i am not sure singing foot ball masked. i am not sure singing football chance with a mask on, maybe that will improve things, i don't know! faiza, you wanted to come in? the snooker, it is indoors, not a lot of scientific about outdoors

had with kids the way to kind of calm kids down and calm parents down during some of the heights of cove it in march and april in may when people had no idea what it was or what it meant or how viral. and how deadly it could be that was huge the other thing that's huge is that teaching is an art and a science you don't just get up one morning and say you can be a great teacher it takes practice it takes a lot of tools and parents as they were home schooling saw that over and over again i believe steve that if we can go the virus then there are things that we can do and frankly joe biden has a good plan about this tripling title one or basically you know tripling the federal resources that are needed for the kids who are most at risk and so if we actually can tackle the virus and start some in school learning so that we actually start engagement with kids again in person so we really decrease the social isolation and we create we create communities with them and then we wrap services around then over the course of those next few months to a year we can rapidly are a some of the learning l

me for being delhi or how does a vaccine actually work think give you it gives you a mini burst of cove it or how does a vaccine actually physically work in the case of covert. so there are a lot of strategies being tried around the world and basically what they do is expose your immune system to a bits of the virus or to dead virus or to cripple the virus and you're a new system generates a produce out of your decent t. cells which are reactive the more curious on the surface of the virus and therefore you know when you're exposed to the infection your immune system will recognize that viruses some of these for quickly generate immune response and stop you getting serious disease but then we've also been hearing haven't we along the way from the scientists that there are different strains of cove a different strain in china different strain in europe is that what what what what what rather cations is that of have on filing of one virus saw just a couple of viruses the are going to work here. well the fire of the constraints and. moving around the world is absolutely no surprise at all

na nt‘s who are angered at the covena nt‘s response to tuesday's massive explosion. —— cove na nt‘sexplosion. —— covena nt‘s response. don't forget you can get more on our website or you can download the bbc news app on your tablet or smartphone. to stay with bbc world news. hello there. this heatwave continued across southeastern parts of the uk on sunday. the highest temperature was recorded in herstmonceaux in east sussex, 34 degrees, closely followed by 33 in farnborough in hampshire. more comfortable temperatures, more comfortable humidity through bedford and prestwick. it is going to be southeastern areas that continue to see the extreme temperatures over the next few days. but even here, temperatures will drop a bit by the end of the week. together with the heat and humidity, there's an increasing risk of catching some torrential rain with some heavy and thundery downpours. although, pinning down the detail is going to be rather difficult. as we head into the morning, we start with a fair bit of cloud around. maybe some showers or rain developing, particularly across wales in

so now i'm hope with them until 8:00 at night. >> reporter: the cove extended its hours and hired sometaff back. >> bring in people. it's helping us and helping them. >> reporter: chris watts is happy to see bartenders back on the job. >> it's been very difficult for especially people in the service industry, and so i think this is a great way of being able to give them an outlet because i'm sure they're tired being at home as well. you know, but also being able to see their clients. >> reporter: smiling customers are filling seats as partnerships grow in the castro. here in chinatown, part of grant avenue is closed on the weekends to give restaurants some extra room. but it's not enough. the chinese chamber of commerce says nearly one-third of the restaurants here are in danger of closing for good in the next six months. >> and then even though when they open, there's no people. >> reporter: sam chen says he needs more foot traffic to keep the doors open at magical ice cream. community leaders are announcing an effort tomorrow to partner with restaurants to help them get the permits t

the 1st time reported 3 scientifically documented cases of people being really infected with sars cove 2 after having it once lots of anecdotal cases have been reported before but this time the scientific evidence that reinfection really does occur is strong because the researchers say they sequenced the strains that were isolated in the 1st and then the 2nd infections and showed that they were genetically distinct from one another now it's important to note by the way that that all of these claims are unpublished and still have to be confirmed by other scientists but but if they prove true what does it mean while an interesting take away for me is that one of the patients had classic covert symptoms the 1st time around but was asymptomatic when he tested positive the 2nd time around which which could indicate that his immune response was keeping it under control so that's encouraging but the fact that the tests were able to. detect measurable levels of the virus and him the 2nd time around also begs the question of whether people who get covert 9000 again could infect others even if t

so a quick county cove covid comparison. our case rate is low compared to similar jurisdictions across the country. death rate significantly lower than other communities and our testing rate is higher with the exception of the testing rate in baltimore and you can see where data are available and we are in excessive including new york city which has done a lot of work to stale of testing we're at 3.61 and they're at 2.59 per 1,000 residents. so this is our current hospitalization rate it's the far-right is our current hospitalization rate and this is our hospitalization rate through the pandemic that peak that we saw in april and may going down to a low of 26 hoppizations in late june and we see the city climb to 111. you can see that we've had some variation in august where we're currently most recent data shows a total of 84 hospitalizations and the dark blue lines are the number of people in the icu and the light blue lines are people in our medicine surge that is so we're watching it carefully and it is to note the peak

justifying that visit i think is that taiwan has done a pretty good job with respect to coping with cove it taiwan is not a player in the world health organization but it could be and an ascent should be based on its performance in dealing with cove it so there's an opportunity here for the health and human services secretary to make a point about. the same time as pushing perhaps for their admission into the w.h.o. i do believe however that has been very careful in referring to taiwan as being a jurisdiction rather than as a separate country well as continue to need to do so but we're going to continue to follow this these these tensions because they're probably not going anywhere dean john quality of the miami harvard business school and the west coast and of us get a journalist spence on thank you both for your time. that's all the time we have for today but we'll see you next time. in the early ninety's seventy's helmet a psychologist mixologist proposed to the west but senator social experiment wanted to let paedophiles and top down care for neglected boys experiment was a. good mod

not because of cove it. attacks black people but it it attacks the conditions in which we live and those conditions were set. generations ago and they're set every day and so racism is the preexisting condition that we need to get rid of not and not blame it on asthma or diabetes and all those other things that the structural racism that is making us vulnerable structural racism that it will destroy the resources needed to make our schools say the structural racism the puts black people in prison and at higher rates and and keeps them those conditions unsafe and so all this is doing is revealed playing the person issues policy that attacks black people every day in this country. and out had that it is not just you know it and i'm the president in the us we don't get it but it's not just white people this is displaying very well in in many ways what black you have known for 100 years is that the institution the empire of america western civilization is here is not here about its people we care is more about o

questions for our panelists today we'll get you in caged in the discussion now we're talking about cove it covered in 1000 we're looking at so far more than 13000000 cases worldwide and this is this is astounding more than 573000 deaths and how long it's been around maybe what 67 months yesterday we were looking at $200000.00 new cases in the world with a bow and the dipping when you see this so about 200000 new cases in the world today right now in about 3700 deaths a day 3700 s. today there is no cure for it and the best hope out is a vaccine now this is a i want to share with you a comment from a doctor who's in our community dr meir khan here check this out. patients are often asking me about when a vaccine is going to become available because they understand that it's the only way really to defeat this virus they do get mixed messages online about it when it might be coming out about who will be eligible for it and that don't make them anxious so we do have to deal with that for me as a primary care doctor having a vaccine would mean everything i wouldn't have to consult in people

russia claims to have developed the world's 1st vaccine against cove at 19 after less than 2 months ofhuman trials but results of the limited trials are yet to be made public and the world health organization is saying there are some wise and spikes in virus cases in countries that had initially controlled outbreaks like colombia and option tina. our european union is saying the presidential vote better or worse was not free and is threatening sanctions the opposition to this vote on a taken off skier has now taken shelter in lithuania after rejecting the results she urged protests as not to resist police after a 2nd night of anti-government violence saw thousands of arrested and at least one man killed there's growing anger and accusations of election fraud after the victory of president alexander lukashenko speaking from an unknown location taken off skier spoke about her decision to leave the country this night. you know i thought this whole campaign toughened me a lot and gave me so much strength that i can insure anything but perhaps i am still the weak woman i was in the beginnin

to maintain the life that we have when us job losses begin to accelerate dramatically early in the cove crisis congress took the unusual step of creating a 600 dollar weekly subsidy for the jobless in addition to state unemployment insurance that averages a little over $300.00 but that funding expired last week since the coronavirus shut down much of the united states in march the u.s. economy has shrunk by one 3rd the fastest drop in u.s. history according to a new study by the associated press and the university of chicago's national opinion research center about half of americans believe the jobs that have disappeared are gone forever as congress debates renewing jobless payments the virus is resurging spreading to tens of thousands more americans every day this thing is coming back around and it's traveling from other states and if we had gotten it under control earlier we might not be in this position right now as washington struggles to respond to the virus and the unemployment crisis americans face insolvency and hunger thousands of them hourly at this los angeles food bank alone

a lot of disagreements between medical experts there is one thing that they all agree on that the cove in 1000 vaccine is not expected to be ready before the end of the year brant argued correspondents are experimenter thanks for keeping us up to date and time now for a quick break but harry here because when we return safe haven assets are back in the spotlight as the global economy stands on shaky ground just on the other side we break it down with some crypto pros and as we go to break here are the numbers of what. i. told. how can you explain love i've been to 82 countries i did in 12 but i came here and in those 3 days i just. sick show. i made my decision to come here because 'd i felt i could build a new life here. you know companies. decided that this money is no good to be free. then. my one dream is that all my children find the same kind of happiness i do. i love my home i love cold weather i like the culture i like the history like everything about it. and i know that i am. a russian fine. more robust morals would be one in which we do business as usual but guess what. we p

tell us about that yeah so this is a really interesting phenomenon the criminal industry surrounding cove it has been exploding with complaints of scams nearly doubling in most states and this includes all scams and criminal activity surrounding covert from fake stimulus checks to shopping scams and fake cares and a study by the consumer protection group showed that. fornia florida new york texas and pennsylvania were 5 of the most targeted states combined they account for more than a 3rd of the more than 150000 instances of a covert fraud reported by the f.t.c. nationally so in total victims have now been swindled out of about $97500000.00 to date and this is a really unfortunate phenomenon that in desperation in the midst of a deadly pandemic that is turning people towards a criminal activity in order to make ends meet not that anyone is supporting this but price gouging and other criminal big activities and products can have also become widespread as well promising everything from immunity to cove a cure isn't everything to unsuspecting buyers only to then steal the victim's credit car

are going to chip in to as much as $100.00 about $400.00 as well and states are broke from fighting coves they are cash strapped already there are so many states florida being one of his favorites that has only paid out 2 percent of its unemployment benefits already i don't know how this is going to actually be helpful for states where does the money come it really is and at the end of the day we've got to get away from this executive order obsession because look the bush administration started the start of the obama ramped it up hugely in his administration and now trump's like clearly taken it even further down there we got to pull back from that because at the end of the day we're not we're not governed by a king or queen congress is there to do that we don't executive orders are being abused you know 3 presidents no then we have to start using congress for what it's used for yes. with covert 19 numbers starting in cities across america round about now many local leaders are faced with some tough decisions ship they reversed course on the openings of restaurants stores and nail salons

so a quick county cove covid comparison. our case rate is low compared to similar jurisdictions across the country. death rate significantly lower than other communities and our testing rate is higher with the exception of the testing rate in baltimore and you can see where data are available and we are in excessive including new york city which has done a lot of work to stale of testing we're at 3.61 and they're at 2.59 per 1,000 residents. so this is our current hospitalization rate it's the far-right is our current hospitalization rate and this is our hospitalization rate through the pandemic that peak that we saw in april and may going down to a low of 26 hoppizations in late june and we see the city climb to 111. you can see that we've had some variation in august where we're currently most recent data shows a total of 84 hospitalizations and the dark blue lines are the number of people in the icu and the light blue lines are people in our medicine surge that is so we're watching it carefully and it is to note the peak

a wide range of what we consider to be non infectious diseases like cancer or or dementia but sars cove too isn't the kind of virus that replicates by integrating into our genome it doesn't have to invade the cell nucleus where our d.n.a. is it can find everything that it needs to make more of itself and what's what's called the cytoplasm which is the the gel like substance that's inside the cell membrane but outside the cell nucleus. and before we go a coronavirus vaccine developed in russia has been registered for use russian president vladimir putin says the vaccine office lasting immunity and that medical workers teachers and often risk groups will be the 1st to be inoculated but many scientists. skeptical the vaccine did not undergo phase 3 trials which many last for months and involve thousands of people. well who knows as the world is desperately waiting for a vaccine will certainly give you an update on the latest developments in our 9000 show tomorrow until then from the the team thanks for watching. thanks. for the some. not nothing. well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up

here is the aerial view looking down cove.this is one of the retail spaces here on the ground floor. these residents have terraces. there is two units. so two units have terrace there. we have a rooftop terrace for all of the residents. and then there is another view of this. it's on the left side of the building. here's clipper cove. this is another -- the retail space. we have not gotten to a point that we're finding partners for the spaces yet, but obviously having conversations. and i found that the last presentation, i really appreciated it. talking about place making and thinking about reach out components how important that is for the current residents and the future residents. it will be interesting to see those recommendations. this is the breezeway. this is the public area that people can walk through. we're proposing seating area. people can hang out. we have glass walkways connecting the building. and then this is where the lobby would be here on the right-hand side. we have retail. and -- on the left. looking at -

have you with us and normally a virus infections like the flu thrive in the cold of winter but sars cove 2 is different this virus seems to actually enjoy the summer season is the 2nd wave perhaps closer than we think. every 2 meters sunbathing and social distancing the beaches in southern spain are given covered 19 in fiction earlier this slimmest of chances. catalonia is something else young spaniards party on the beach now they're faced with fines of up to 15000 euros. today they just are a party is not a party it's an act of in solidarity if you're not giving. those who get infected out partying will carry the virus home to their families it's common knowledge spain has been one of europe's hardest hit countries in the corona pandemic it took months for the country to bring the virus under control and now it's on the rise again out i mean money spent the most right now in spain we have a higher incidence than 3 or 4 weeks ago that's clear it cannot be hidden because all the data is given with all possible transparency. now many european countries are warning against taking holidays i

the met was supposed to be celebrating its 150th anniversary this year before cove in 1900 down it's set to reopen at the end of august but it's doubtful the usual crowd of 7400000 annual visitors will be coming back anytime soon. that is very true however as bad as it is for the museums it's even worse for live performances i'm just briefly returning to that problem in new york one of the leading dance companies that the alvin ailey american dance theater as being unable to stage shows like this since march so they've gone online of course this is a company of african-american dumps so they're very keen to express themselves concerning the black dr mattson movement which is very prevalent right now and there choreographer hope you can has created this online show that you see now with her dance was performing from hard. now it's time for 100 german must reads the best german literature available in the english language later on in his career the novelist zeke reed lentz started writing the book a minute's silence and sadly his wife of 56 years died grief stricken he was unable to co

could sars cove 2 also grow less deadly. yes and it could end there's hope that it will viruses evolve just like we do with them it can happen at a much faster rate because new generations are produced decades apart in the midst of a raging infection they come within days or even hours but within that for us massively accelerated time frame they're also subject to evolutionary pressure known as selection you've heard of survival of the fittest that started when one know why but but what actually makes one virus fitter than another scene from this perspective in our current situation it isn't really to grow more lethal because at least in theory growing more deadly would force us to take even more drastic measures to protect ourselves eventually denying the virus the opportunity to spread easily and and opportunistically to do the unwary in theory or at least it makes more sense for a virus to actually cause less deadly symptoms in its host over time but grow more contagious ensuring that it spread as widely as possible and i