every year we have to play catch up with flu bugs all the time fortunately due to the way that sars cove 2 makes copies of itself its genome remains relatively stable as far as we can tell a worldwide there isn't a lot of genetic variation yet among all the novel coronavirus is circulating in different parts of the planet and because those groups are so homogeneous theoretically a vaccine that can prevent one should be able to prevent them all what's interesting and kind. scary is that is that when we start to prevent infections with a vaccine will also start forcing sars cove to change in ways that will allow it to get around the vaccine but but that's a different question. and we will have more questions to our science correspondent barry williams next time around now let's have a look at how the world is doing in terms of coronavirus cases. a look at takes it from 209 countries and territories over the past 4 weeks tells us the number of new cases has doubled or worse in 35 countries they also increased though to a lesser degree in a further 77 countries 6 countries have seen case num

one-hop into the cove. big play here after the ball goes into the cove. hey, got a souvenir.lex dickerson, nobody out. that is an out. shallow fly. he is hung out to dry and o at second. giants fail to score in the frame and the d-backs win it 6-5. mad bum takes the mound saturday. lebron and the lakers against the rockets. russell westbrook, in the poster. javale mcgee, his reaction says it all. james harden had 25 in the first half. the signature crossover three, good luck with. that houston by eight at the break. the rockets go on a 16-3 run. there is finished with 24. rockets win 124-97. game two sunday night. giannis and the bucks trying to avoid a 3-0 series deficit. early on giannis pulled the ankle. giannis doing his best here. a one-man fast break. ns by 15.radut grimaces down the no nba team ever came back from a 3-0 deficit. you can adjust your comfortst on both sides... your sleepleep numnumber setting.ed can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and autom

olden around the world skipping school on fridays to demand didn't action on climate change and cove it happened well today tom burke and her followers around the world are back and they're socially distant but the message is still the same but how much difference has friday's future actually made him feel gail in palin and this is the day. we have right now. every day. and we're here to support the climate action because we really feel that the future is on the line. with if you didn't listen to diffusing the threat if the kids didn't save you could read the words again if you don't want to. come across that part it's important that the fun part. to do that right. also on the day of the race to create the 1st coronavirus vaccine but it's the search for a cure the only motivation. part of russia's strategic interests to always want to be 1st irrespective of whether it's a revolution or the 1st flight into space now it's about saying that we're the 1st to develop a vaccine. welcome to the day world of fridays for future climate protests back for the 1st time since the pandemic back in

every year we have to play catch up with flu bugs all the time fortunately due to the way that sars cove 2 makes copies of itself its genome remains relatively stable as far as we can tell a worldwide there isn't a lot of genetic variation yet among all the novel coronavirus is circulating in different parts of the planet and because those groups are so homogeneous theoretically a vaccine that can prevent one should be able to prevent them all what's interesting and kind. scary is that is that when we start to prevent infections with a vaccine will also start forcing sars cove to change in ways that will allow it to get around the vaccine but but that's a different question. and we will have more questions to our science correspondent barry williams next time around now let's have a look at how the world is doing in terms of coronavirus cases. look at data from 209 countries and territories over the past 4 weeks tells us the number of new cases has doubled or worse in 35 countries they also increased though to a lesser degree in a further 77 countries 6 countries have seen case numbers r

long time and tony you could terrace has now moved on to talk about development aid at the time of cove it has had other jobs before he was prime minister of their own country portugal he was the high commissioner for refugees he's encountered the emir over the years and remember if you look at the secretary general's long career it's nothing like the emir of kuwait because before he was in the air mere 40 years as his country's foreign minister and in fact if you go back to the history of the u.n. he was the foreign minister in 1963 when kuwait joined the united nations in fact there are pictures of him in new york there when the flag the flag was flown for the 1st time at the united nations and also when it comes closer to kuwait region the gulf region the gulf cooperation council which is certain to be tested in recent years that was founded in 1901 he was the he was the foreign minister at the time then so he is a real symbol i think you know a troubled region of stability and continuity james thank you very much james bays our diplomatic correspondent there at the united nations le

november and those numbers would continue to grow unless we act and as with all respect to viruses cove it is likely to spread faster as autumn becomes winter yesterday on the advice of the 4 chief medical offices the u.k.'s coded alert level was raised from 3 to 4 the 2nd most serious stage meaning that transmission is high all rise in exponentially so this is the moment when we must act. if we can curb the number of daily infections and reduce the reproduction rate to one then we can save lives protect the n.h.s. and the most vulnerable and shelter the economy from the far sterner and more costly measures that would inevitably become necessary later on so we're acting on the principle that a stitch in time saves 9 the government will introduce new restrictions in england kathy judged to achieve the maximum reduction in the our number with the minimum damage to lives and livelihoods i want to stress that this is by no means a return to the full lockdown of march where not issuing a general instruction to stay at home we will ensure that schools colleges and universities stay open becau

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

so a quick county cove covid comparison.ur 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 an

what was your feeling about the coven what was your feeling about the cove n coverage 7 what was youroven coverage? it'sjust these responses that people are having to the virus, which have been... not just from the bbc but cup, from a media outlet. that is a remarkable achievement, notjust from media outlet. that is a remarkable achievement, not just from the government, who put everything in place but the general public as well. the negative outputs from the bbc really just feed well. the negative outputs from the bbc reallyjust feed into these irrational fears. that has bbc reallyjust feed into these irrationalfears. that has made bbc reallyjust feed into these irrational fears. that has made the consequences. so irrational fears. that has made the consequences. so your concern is that now that the death toll has come right down, the bbc is being too negative and it's making people afraid? you mentioned economic impact. what are your concerns if you think the bbc in its news coverage is being negative? it's also one more... the transport system. i suppose many viewers say there's a

world bank's chief economist says it's going to take 5 years for the global economy to recover from cove it carmen reinhart says that the pandemic represents the largest economic shock the world has experienced in decades the world bank predicts world the gross domestic product will fall 5.2 percent this year they recommend governments focus on strengthening health services and providing financial support to the private sector and citizens. but that's harder to do in some places than others the coronavirus has thrown africa into its worst economic crisis in decades the streams of revenue like raw materials and tourism have dried up along with the foreign currency that would have been generated as a result many african economies that burdens are bulging. economies across sub-saharan africa struggling to cope with the fallout from the pandemic some like kenya and tanzania have been hit hard by the collapse of the tourism industry oil rich angola and nigeria meanwhile losing revenue as exports to indulge you to record low prices debt loads in some sub-saharan countries are expanding so rapi

astra zeneca has resumed cove in 19 vaccine trials in south africa that's coming a week after tests were paused due to syria and some serious side effects in a participant in britain some 2000 volunteers in south africa are taking part in the trial. apple apple has announced a brand new fitness service the app will allow users to work out to video sessions with real trainers it's designed to link up with the company's apple watch a new version of which was also announced today it's. now the experience of dining out if one can dine out has certainly changed mass to waiters digital menus spaced out tables you name it but social distancing will become even harder once the weather gets colder and diners have to sit indoors the thought is making restaurant owners a little queasy. to spend this music is the same but the look of being close topless bar has changed the tables once crowded together no have to allow for one and a half metres social distancing only half as many people can eat here and that's not . easy for the fun feeling that we used to have here people laughing patting each other

she went missing on monday lucian authorities claimed she and allies even chrestos in and on robben cove tried to flee the country they published this video saying they detained as she tried to cross the border to ukraine crossed off and running calls tell a different story they say the 3 were arrested by security forces in minsk on monday interrogated for hours and driven to the border with ukraine early on cheese date. there they say authorities ordered them to enter ukraine they wanted their departure to look involuntary. so. soon as she got into the car and saw her passport she immediately took it and tore it up into many small pieces. she threw the pieces of paper out the window at people surrounding the car. after that she left the car through the back window and headed towards that revolution border. a move that made it impossible for officials to expel her kolesnik of a has been in the custody of belorussian authorities had a since christ often running cough are in ukraine. kolesnikov a has been a leader of the month long protest against the russian president alexander lukashenko

figured out last minute hunting ground this missile hit a note on to the school but a bit into the lane cove paper in which he got to pin it on them and i don't see people. who have guns he's going to tell us when i took one of them i had put them in the pail. i think i'm going to hit. that because you know lisa good guy been up but i am by so the norm by so the week he plans to get up enough to let me know if. he came up and answer their religion they get it once i got it i want to go to the one i was in the most famous or yeah i got it no no no why did i ask their son we're going to your. house. it to we got yamas woman's you're a good the the in wonder woman the ability or that woman to be on the gossip. yes there is a loser in the us now on. the very day that you are the king and they seem to get that i get when the us has to let him play in the. government and maybe he doesn't use them even when i mean the 2nd reason for the regularly meet him up and what if. he's here as soon as it was a nice idea so you know there. was one. moment in time where i was told was it he see it in a moment

africa if we get the right money right now we can come in because we're actually the supply chain for cove at this point in time you know with the airline interest shutting down so we're moving in copa supplies moving in food doing what we can do to make certain that we don't have export bans shut down of distribution points because if you do you might not be in its seeds in or or fertilizers or food or whatever the case may be now what is critical is economic recovery and i know countries like germany which has done an amazing partner with us an economic stimulus package is also helping us direct monies on the ground in the strategic locations because if we don't come in with a strategic support you can have destabilization in migration people don't want to leave their home area but if they don't have food and they don't have the degree of peace they going to do it is take it takes to do to protect their family their children the little girl the little boys enough they had more mothers tell me said my husband didn't want to join isis or outside of the we had that our little girl in 2 week

every year we have to play catch up with flu bugs all the time fortunately due to the way that sars cove 2 makes copies of itself its genome remains relatively stable as far as we can tell a worldwide there isn't a lot of genetic variation yet among all the novel coronavirus is circulating in different parts of the planet and because those groups are so homogeneous theoretically a vaccine that can prevent one should be able to prevent them all what's interesting and kind. the scary is that is that when we start to prevent infections with a vaccine will also start forcing sars cove to change in ways that will allow it to get around the vaccine but but that's a different question. and we will have more questions to our science correspondent barry williams next time around now let's have a look at how the world is doing in terms of coronavirus cases. look at take it from 209 countries and territories over the past 4 weeks tells us the number of new cases has doubled or worse in 35 countries they also increased though to a lesser degree in a further 77 countries 6 countries have seen case nu

with biotech firms racing to develop cove in $1000.00 vaccines there's still little data available on their privilege or stability u.p.s. is in talks with vaccine makers and u.s. authorities about how the supply chain would work at any rate a major challenge for freight companies. the dollar has dropped toward multi-year lows against most major conses they bring back fall into $1.19 against the euro its lowest in over 2 years the federal reserve policy framework continues to fuel bets that u.s. rates will stay lower for longer officials now say a low rate of unemployment won't necessarily mean higher interest rates that encourage trade is to sell the dollar's. let's go over to our financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea delaney to talk about the effects that sinking dollar is having on european exports. so this is certainly a very important dynamic for your as well so if you think about the dollar you often think of the u.s. economy but the dollars is really it's the world's currency so any in any changes you see in the dollar it will ripple through to the global economy and here

of the highest excuse me official coronavirus death toll now only 42000 people there have died from cove and 19 and as new delhi infections 3rd prime minister boris johnson has called on the nation to observe stricter rules on masks and social gatherings at the new measures are flouted johnson said that he could not rule out introducing even tighter restrictions. britain's shouldn't expect a return to normality this year just weeks ago workers were being encouraged back to their offices but the government's stock changing tarn fall is a dramatic surge in coronavirus cases as a trade off to entering a 2nd lockdown prime minister bars johnson announced new restrictions aimed at keeping the climbing caseload at bay i'm deeply spiritual reluctant to make any of these impositions or infringe anyone's freedom. but unless we take action the risk is that we will have to go for tougher measures later when the deaths have already mounted and we have a huge caseload of infection such as we had in the spring. the u.k. recorded nearly 5000 new cases in shoestring the highest daily rise since early my

and is being held online due to continuing health health risks posed by cove in 1000. top police officials in the us city of rochester new york say they will retire following the suffocation death of a black man in police custody earlier this year the incident has triggered days of protests state prosecutors and. now investigating the death of the departing police chief has accused critics of trying to quote destroy his integrity. one month ago a massive explosion rocked the lebanese capital beirut killing more than $100.00 people and injuring many more the city is still reeling from the destruction the effects of particularly hard on children who can develop long term problems if their trauma is not treated soon enough. rosin solomon met the family of one girl who is still suffering from the aftershocks. yet it is just 4 years old but she's suffering from post-traumatic stress despite her apparent good mood she's easily triggered. today for example we wanted to go to hospital for her treatment but we couldn't because she was too scared when we drive she sees broken gl

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earlier in the week designed to curb the viruses spread and the number of people to have died from cove in mexico while that has passed the 75000 mark the country's seen more than 715000 infections. and rio de janeiro has delayed next year's world famous carnival celebrations the event which draws millions of visitors was to take place in february but has been postponed indefinitely due to the pandemic brazil is grappling with the world's 2nd deadliest outbreak. we have some sports news now and the way for super cup took place in budapest last night with champions league winners byron munich beating europa league winners of the a 21 lucas or gumbos open the scoring force of yes in the 13th minute but. hit the net for biron 20 minutes later javi martínez bagged the winner for biron during exercise. let's get your reminder now of our top stories this hour the fridays for future school climate strikes resumed today around the world organizers say the scaled down demonstrations will take place in line with restrictions on social justice. the pandemic meant the weekly cases have been rising

well how to celebrate the 250 year anniversary of ludwig van beethoven in the age of cove at 19 with a few improvisations festivities planned to celebrate germany's most famous composer went ahead the berlin state opera was a case in point. another step towards the return of musical life in berlin state opera. under the baton of daniel barenboim. it's great opens $250.00 of perth to this year so no surprise that beethoven is on the program pushed out is also celebrating a birthday its own $450.00 s. star soloist and sophie is delighted to be back on stage you have to feel. so much that i can't wait to share this great music again that records are all well and good streaming is quite nice because sitting in peru you can be part of berlin but the live experience being the lie. that. state opera for all is an annual high knights of the berlin summer a free concert. tickets are being stepped up but it looks poorly attended corona means attendance has been cut from the usual 40000 just 2000 socially distance concert goers but it starts. opening is in times of corona the only way to commun

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in months she says her husband chef was furloughed early on independent make and then got sick with cove it she and her somewhere also hit by the virus the summer was the worst since all of us catching. and now we're everything that could go over our. promise julie has a rare never logic condition called stiff person syndrome she can't work and receive social security and disability payments it pays the rent but that's it i have $53.00 left out of my social security disability after paying her rent and. you know crying trying to figure out which bills going to be paid are we going to have enough food left over am i going to have to go to the food bank. julie is afraid things could even get worse for her to have family she has a message for washington and the 3 branches of government need to come together and make a legitimate plan for the people this is serious and they need to be able to come together on a good plan and right now. right now can't come soon enough here in the shadows of arizona skeptical building in downtown phoenix this tent city for the homeless is growing every day. i

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the death toll from cove at 19 has passed at the grim milestone of more than 200000 people according to johns hopkins university it's the highest number for any country so far accounting for more than one in 5 coronavirus deaths worldwide the u.s. house of representatives held a moment of silence for the victims led by speaker nancy pelosi rise for a moment of silence and remember it's of those more than 200000 americans who have passed away from the coburg 19 virus. palosi has a blames at the deaths on of the does information and negligence of the white house the president on all trump insists the united states is rounding the corner in the pandemic the high death toll is putting his handling of the coronavirus outbreak in the spotlight as he campaigns for a 2nd term in office. well on this a dark day for the u.s. let's speak now it to our correspondent stephanie simons in washington d.c. stefan we are only 6 weeks away from elections in the u.s. what have the presidential candidates promise to do to try to get the coronavirus under control. well the president didn't promise anythin

so that the mayor is saying that cove will be a battle as many of them reopen their doors for the first time in months. >> we have masks, shields and hand sanitizer and we're passing them out directly to small business to support our small business community in san francisco san francisco. >> reporter: the first hand out was in the latino population. >> the step that we seed to with this ppe and distribution through this partnership is allowing us to protect the essential work to keep the city running. >> before the shut down business was booming. but the shut down means that more an dedozen employees have been out of work here for months. safety has always been their top priority and opening outdoors won't work for her. >> we needs to have or we should have been given the parameters ahead of time so we were ready to go before they lifted the shetter in place. >> we'll make an announcement about that tomorrow even show outdoor hail and nail stuff could happen and will have a better clarity as to the fewer and whether we will be able to use indoors and what that would mean sooner. we'll

it happened near gray whale cove south of devil's slide. sheriff's office rescue team rappeled down the which and redrived her. she was transported to san francisco general hospital where she was pronounced dead. >>> fire crews are getting the upper hand on the three major wildfires chasing the area. scu is 60% contained. the lnu wildfire is nearly as large, and is 63% contained. and to the south, in the santa cruz mountains, the czu fire is 39% contained. >>> you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. >> oregon state police plan to begin patrol of portland's nightly protest with help now from officers from neighbors communities. that's part of a new plan announced late yesterday by governor kate brown. the hope is to control the clashes following the deadly shooting of a right wing trump supporter saturday night. president trump has portrayed portland and its democratic leaders as a centerpiece of the law and order re-election campaign theme. the president is expected to travel to west nile, wisconsin, tomorrow. the unrest follows the death

children around the world skipping school on fridays to demand didn't action on climate change and cove it happened well today tom burke and her followers around the world are back and they're socially distant but the message is still the same but how much difference has friday's future actually made until gail in berlin and this is the day. we have. a look at everything. and we're here to support the climate action because we really feel that teachers on the life. of me the future generations will be facing the right if the oldest be there slave you have good reason why he's against it if you don't want it. done quite right. that the congress at one time. also on the day of the race to create the 1st corona virus vaccine but it's the search for a cure the only motivation. is part of russia's strategic interests to always want to be 1st irrespective of whether it's a revolution or the 1st flight into space now it's about saying that we're the 1st to develop a vaccine. welcome to the day world fridays for future climate protests back for the 1st time since the pandemic back in march the

from this i want to ask you this area on thursday united airlines said that it's going to provide cove $1000.00 tests on flights to hawaii now this is the 1st u.s. airline to do this the program is expected to launch on october 15th do you see other airlines following sue and what this help do you think consumer trust. well in fact why airlines has already also come out saying they're going to be doing the same thing and the reason they're focused on why is because of the of the wise requirement of a 14 day quarantine for arriving passengers beginning october 15th will allow a negative code test too of we've got quarantine requirement so it's either going to bring back passengers to the hawaii flights they're not yet requiring all passengers to of taken that test so it's been 2 years the companies that everyone else around them assessed a negative rather it's a way of avoiding you know steak or m.p.'s now united has said they are going to expand the program possibly to other destinations from san francisco which is where the doing well and hopefully all their ports as well if they can

that's a big fish caught out there in mccovey cove, how do you like it? bottom of three, tyler anderson thought this was strike three and let the umpire know it a little too loud. he was ejected, left with the giants trailing 4-1. and then a huge 2 out 2 rbi triple. first since 2017. they beat the mariners 6-4. there second straight win at oracle park. with 11 games left they leave the phillies by one game or the top wild-card spot. san francisco begins a series with the a's at the coliseum on friday. golf, with the u.s. open being pushed back, it becomes part of the pgas calendar year 2020/2021 which technically means six majors in that calendar season. no fans allowed, but they had their fans watching from the trees. woods was even through 16 but with a bogey on 17 and it double on 18, he finished 3 over par. as for the guys at the top of the leaderboard, the former masters champ shot 4 under 66. he is one stroke behind justin thomas who earlier this week said this was the toughest course he's ever played. he made it look easy today was 6 birdies and ju

we'll take you to mccovey cove when we come back. we saw the cloud of smoke and my heart fell. i knew we'd lose our home... and we did. over 24,000 homes have been destroyed by wildfires in the past few years. wildfire victims need help so i'm voting 'yes' on 19. it limits property taxes on wildfire victims so families can move to a replacement home without a tax penalty. you never know what you'll be faced with. please, vote 'yes' on 19. >>> summer is not only fire season, with hot days and little wind spawn algae growth. visitors are warned not to eat fish or shellfish in some places because of algae blooms. some blooms have been blamed for poisoning dogs as they swim in local lakes. now a university is given a million dollars to try to control or prevent the algae growth. the school has been studying water runoff and found that fertilizer from farms or neighborhoods could be a significant factor. >>> the giants were supposed to be off today, instead, they played a makeup game for tuesday's game that was canceled because of bad air. they were at oracle. they have 11 games lef

one-hop into the cove. big play here after the ball goes into the cove.y, got a sou. alex dickerson, nobody out. that is an out. shallow fly. he is hung out to dry and out at second. giants fail to score in the frame and the d-backs win it 6-5. mad bum takes the mound br a the lakers against elwestb poster. javale mcgee, his reaction says it all. james harden had 25 in the first half. the signature crossover three, good luck with. that houston by eight at the break. the rockets go on a 16-3 run. finished with 24.estbrook. rockets win 124-97. game two sunday night. giannis and the bucks trying to avoid a 3-0 series deficit. early on giannis pulled the ankle. giannis doing his best here. a one-man fast break. 21 for him but grimaces down the floor. jimmy butler had 30. miami wins by 15. no nba team ever came back from a 3-0 defi >>> thanks for watching and try to stay cool this weekend. >> right now on "jimmy kimmel live." have a great night. >> "localish bay area" is sponsored by northern california honda dealers. hey, bay area. it's time to share some amazing stories

ask the local communities what do they need and how can we get there we have a great example before cove it of how we were able to reopen schools which have been closed for years we speak with the religious leaders we speak with all of the stakeholders in order to understand what do they need but now we are afraid schools have been closed due to cove it will these schools reopen and when they reopen will parents be able to send their girls in particular back to school when we get from the norwegian refugee council thank you very much that's the challenge for the new government i mean the new president was 70 years old he's supposed to represent the aspiration of a population 60 percent of them under the age of 25 they haven't been in schools hospitals are underfunded that's the concern for many millions and and to see this return of trust between the money and people and their leadership that is the challenge ahead for the leadership we're still waiting for the west african body ecowas there are sanctions in place against mali the borders remain closed and transaction financial transacti

apparently baseball is not the only thing you think at in kobe cove. they left early with calf tightness. they will undergo an mri tomorrow. bottom three, he thought this was strike three, he let them know about it, maybe a little too loud. ejected, he lived with his giants, four-one. the bullpen tossed seven shutout innings, and delivered the big to outhit in the seventh, he drove into was his first triple since thousand they beat metal 6-4, there is seventh straight win at oracle park, and move ahead for the seventh seed in the national league. the 23rd baseman hit his fifth home run of the year, but he cannot get over a call on him early in the at bat. as he finishes homerun, and was immediately ejected. by the way, chicago beat minnesota today, they go to the playoffs for the first time 2008, which, as you know, was when barack obama was elected president. >> i set the record, to obama ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ propit provides property tax mostfairnessble. for disabled homeowners like cynde, stuck living with a broken elevator. nineteen helps wildfire victims, like

a legendary indian singer has died from cove at 19 at the age of 74 as balasubrahmanyam recorded some 40000 songs in his 5 decade career his music was 1st popularized in tamil and tell you go cinema in southern india later again success in bollywood and sang in 16 languages as p.p. as he was widely known tested positive for the virus in early august and died of cardio respiratory arrest. demick has forced rio de janeiro to delay its wild famous carnival for the 1st time in 100 years elaborate floats and costumes usually attract tens of thousands of tourists to the city every february but organizers say they can ensure the safety of the crowds brazil has the 3rd highest number of infections in the wild well the family of brianna taylor has condemned a kentucky grand jury decision a charge on me one of the officers involved in a killing in march comes hours after protesters in louisville defied a curfew on thursday night to demand justice for the 26 year old hospital worker they want the arrest and prosecution of all 3 officers involved in taylor's shooting inside her home the grand jur

can't even get close enough to play a murder scene coming up on arts and culture theater in the age of cove it and also on the show capturing america's diversity and divisions to photographers take their studio on the road and later the small town work centuries of instrument making traditions live on from generation to generation. welcome to arts and culture anyone who has read or seen macbeth remembers the famous line out damn spot out i say as lady macbeth tries desperately to scrub her hands clean well since the coronavirus that we've all done plenty of hand washing theatres too are taking precautions as they reopen in places including here in germany. now i would. first up the powderpuff so this is it the return of theatre to a kind of new normality make me there for prices own make up. this almost alone on the stage of dressed and darts shall spiel murders at a distance his desperation the rush of blood to the head his lust for power are all solitary moments backed by the band woods of actor director christian fredo has bought a slimmed down version of his plan to macbeth to the stage

look at some of the other developments in the corona virus pandemic now and the death toll from the cove in 19 in the united states is approaching 200000 the u.s. is the country hardest hit by the pandemic with nearly 7000000 confirmed cases britain is passing new regulations to stop them as in cases people breaking quarantine could now face fines of up to 11000 euros the world health organization says that more than 60 percent of the world's richest nations have signed up to its program to give poor countries access to coronavirus vaccines the united states and china are not among the participants. world leaders unlocking the 75th anniversary of the united nations in new york it comes as the coronavirus pandemic poses immense challenges secretary-general antonio good kailash cold for more international cooperation and multilateralism to 19 and face environmental challenges because of the pandemic the event is taking place online with many ladies delivering speeches by video. and in her address german chancellor angela merkel called for more unity and decisiveness from member states to f

can't even get close enough to play a murder scene coming up on arts and culture theater in the age of cove it and also on the show capturing america's diversity and divisions to photographers take their studio on the road and later the small town where centuries of instrument making traditions live on from generation to generation. welcome to arts and culture anyone who has read or seen macbeth remembers the famous line out damn spot out i say as lady macbeth tries desperately to scrub her hands clean well since the coronavirus that we've all done plenty of hand washing theatres too are taking precautions as they reopen in places including here in germany. now i would. first stop the powderpuff so this is it the return of theatre to a kind of new normality make me see macbeth applies his own make up. macbeth is almost alone on the stage of dressed and darts shall speak murders at a distance his desperation the rush of blood to the head his lust for power are solitary moments backed by the band woods of burnham actor director christian friedel has bought a slimmed down version of his planne

there's hunter pence out in the cove. the giants need a win. if they win because the brewers helped them out, brandon crawford, you see pence signing autographs. there it goes. bottom eight, same score. he's going to hit this one to the opposite field. the 12th of the year. the giants down just one. now down to the final strike. austin slater at the mate. and he's out looking. the giants lose 5-4. if they had won, they would have been in. the marine great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. we saw the earthquake grace in bold was offering a grant program. i signed up and i was actually selected it leaves the house in tack. you now know that in the next earthquake your house will be standing and we also got a discount on our earthquake insurance. if there is an earthquake. our house has a better cha

there's hunter pence in the cove. giants down 5-1. runner on for brandon crawford.ut of the yard, still in the ballpark. it's a 5-3 game. bottom 8, same score. how about women mer flores, opposite field. you don't see this from right-handers. down to the final strike, austin slater looking. and he wasn't the only one unhappy with the call. if they would have won, they would have been in the playoffs. the season was played by late-inning letdowns they'll think about all season long. >> laureano had to close the outfield wall. it was just weird before the game. and then he hops over so he can play some baseball. no one out there to help him. but he's got good athleticism. bottom of the seventh, 2-2. jack lamb hits a home run. oakland will play the white sox in the first round of the coliseum your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. well, dr. farrell, it feels really good... that's good. and... i'm sorry. baby, don't touch that... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... (still singing) up above the wor

any october to concord and just getting word of an overturned crash in valais o 7.80 west or glen cove, you're right lane blocked crews on the way it stacking up quickly they're approaching that overturned james all right. thank you very much. >>robin 6.19 president trump appears to be encouraging voters to vote twice in north carolina during an interview the president said the voters who mail in ballots should also go to the polls and vote in person. >>they'll go out of their vote and they're going to go check to vote by going to the ball and voting that way if it if tabulate said they won't be able to do that. so let him send it in and let it go vote. and if this isn't as good as they say it is then obviously they want them to vote if it isn't happy elated to be able to vote so that's the way it is. >>president trump made the remarks after he was asked about his confidence in north carolina's ability to. count absentee ballots, voting twice is in fact illegal in every state. president trump again made those remarks as he was a moving his way through his campaign stops. we have the pr

reseven bodies were coved from this community alone after the flames were fought back.100 major fires are now burning across the northwestern united states. they are doing what they can, but erratic winds are hampering efforts, threatening many communities in three states. overnight, two othe biggest fires in oregon urged, and many more evacuation orders have been put in place, including right here, such that now, more than 500,000 people in this state har been told to leave thei homes. those who fled medford, oregon, told of having just minutet to grab whaey could bore their homes were completely engulfed aoy des. >> in the last 10 years, we see an avege of 500,000 acres burned in an entire year. we have seen that nearly double in the past three days. n haveer seen this amount of uncontained fire across our state. correspondent: the governor talked about this beg the acute impac of climate change. and warned that, as unprecedentethese fires have been coming to expect more of the same tpe of devastation in the suture. there ll such a long way to go in the fight against

can't even get close enough to play a murder scene coming up on arts and culture theater in the age of cove it and also on the show capturing america's diversity and division 2 photographers take their studio on the road and later the small town where centuries of instrument making traditions live on from generation to generation. welcome to arts and culture anyone who's read or seen macbeth remembers the famous line out damn spot out i say as lady macbeth tries desperately to scrub her hands clean well since the coronavirus that we've all done plenty of hand washing theatres too are taking precautions as they reopen in places including here in germany. yes now i would. first up the powderpuff so this is it the return of the earth to a kind of new normality macbeth macbeth applies his own make up. macbeth is almost alone on the stage of dressed and darts shall spiel murders at a distance his desperation the rush of blood to the head his lust for power are all solitary moments backed by the band woods of burnham actor director christian friedel has bought a slimmed down version of his planne

already been deployed in dubai international airport they can do it because like an other illnesses sars cove to influences your metabolism it in certain signature ways in other words covert 19 will cause someone to have a very specific scent and some canines at least can be trained to recognize it but you're right that it's a little tricky to keep the dogs from potentially catching the virus to i mean we know that they can catch it at least in certain circumstances although it doesn't seem to affect them as badly as it does us but to avoid any transmission risk in dubai the sniffer dogs are physically isolated from the passengers who who randomly submit arm pet swaps which hold the scent but not the virus it sounds like kind of a clumsy system but it's one that protects the animals and and their accuracy rate is reportedly over 90 percent but don't expect troops of. of canine covert 19 snuffers to become common in airports any time soon because training them is apparently a pretty expensive and time consuming process. there are programs their border is still closed in many parts of the world

medical care or actively stayed away from hospitals fearing confection is if i miss offering from cove at 19 i was just diagnosed in the parts hospital and they refused to treat me in. birth control and family planning. services have fallen down the list of health care priorities during the pandemic. unplanned pregnancies and life altering decisions for many women. the coveted 19 pandemic is creating unexpected side effects around the world and malawi a huge spike in teen pregnancies is being blamed on virus related school closures human rights organizations say the government isn't doing enough to protect the girls welfare. reports. a group of mothers of been making regular home visits providing guidance to young girls like 17 year old in easy. she lives alone in a village she feels for married man who promised smart phone and food which turned out to be empty promises now she's pregnant. you know when you when i was in school i used to have a lot of problems because my family is poor and i could not have so body lotion clothing or food which my mother failed to 10 for us children and

afternoon the us has the highest a number of confirmed cases in the world followed by india and brazil cove in 1000 has already killed more than 200000 people in the u.s. also the highest number in the world president donald trump meanwhile has faced harsh criticism for his response to the outbreak after he downplayed the dangers of the disease. these carlina chinmoy has more on the situation reporting for us from washington d.c. but this country has just topped more than 7000000 coronavirus cases and over 200000 there it's more than any other country according to the data collected by the johns hopkins university but these are facts that have been shadowed by ginsberg passing despite having less than 5 per cent of the blow up a place in the united states has halfords more than 20 percent of coverage 19 or wide and people know that they also suffer the economic consequences of the pandemic so this is definitely going to be a topic that will have an impact on the elections when indonesia now has the 2nd highest death toll from covert 1000 in all of asia and there's no sign of a slowdown anyt

it was the biggest night in television cove it is this year's emmy awards presented big huge technical challenge of bringing together nominees virtually from around the globe or take a look at the big winner. and we'll head to the countryside near berlin for germany's most be sure film festival. welcome to arts and culture one effect of covered 19 has been people staying home watching more series than ever before at this year's emmy awards host jimmy kimmel hiway added just how much people have really reliant on entertainment to get them through the pandemic and in the midst of the virus and several other crises in the united states he said that fun right now was exactly what people needed. oh hello and welcome to the pandemic. at 1st it looked like any awards ceremony but it soon became clear there was some technical trickery going on and no audience but more than 100 stars joining from home on live internet feeds it was a big challenge but everything went smoothly. did you ever think i could do it. but. the top job the h.b.o. series succession school would be quinn's across the drama

compared to say brazil or peru or other countries that are right in the middle of a serious explosion of cove it it doesn't make sense to give. 3 percent of the population of taiwan and give few brazil last doses of the vaccine because you've given it to taiwan that's just not a reasonable thing given the fact that when brazilians die it's really tragic and taiwan is a country that has done extremely well and that seems to be morally important and just quickly because we have running out of time who do you want to head this advice that you know giving well i think international organisations like the w.h.o. that selected the population model the kovacs facility but i think also world leaders who can influence this and want to do the right thing but just haven't known what the right thing is i will point out that justin trudeau of canada led 6 other prime ministers and writing out an op ed in the washington post in the united states saying we want to fair and equitable distribution well here prime minister judo and the other prime minister here's what that would mean now take it and try to get