yes of course pandemic is a concern and has been and of course humans energy is not immune to the cove in $1000.00 impacts we have felt the impacts but overall siemens energy for the year had a strong finish and actually grew in orders by one percent and for that we're quite pleased that 79000000000 of order backlog i mean approximately 3 years worth of revenue to be exact and of course yes you're right i mean revenue was down and of course there were headwinds coated and market headwinds your guidance for 2021 says no further adverse impact from the pandemic in the coming fiscal year does that mean that we can expect same as energy to be profitable in the near term. well of course the pandemic is in clued in our outlook we do have assumptions around that but of course we have not assumed for a full shutdown like we experienced last year we we do assume that we will be steady steadily increasing to what the new normal is and of course we're watching the cove a pandemic with a very watchful eye to see how that impacts going forward also big news coming out of the recent fiscal year resu

and that's assuming by the way, that sars cove 2 is contained by next fall.that seems, will be keyed to that containment and compared to the cost of treatment in an i.c.u. unit or, or expensive high tech therapies like monoclonal antibodies, they'll be a bargain. the oxford vaccine, which astra zeneca has promised to offer at cost for the duration of the pandemic. and beyond that, for low income countries. and the company says it will be charging only around $3.00 a dose or less for it. since you need 2 of them, that works out to about $6.00 per vaccinate. the other 2 vaccines for the ramping up are, are more expensive, but still come in at under $25.00 a dose. distribution costs will of course, add a lot to the overall total, but effective vaccines are still orders of magnitude cheaper. that hospitalizing possibly millions more people and continued lockdowns that's a science correspondent derek williams. actually got a question for in any of us a you tube, and you can submit, submit one through the t, w news you tube channel, and that's all from us as a day.

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and these are exactly the conditions that make the suffering from cove it more severe. so it's, it's more the preconditioning actually that, that where the air pollution plays a role. so we can't just be tapping the cold or pandemic. we need to be tackling absolution. definitely we really are. and it's just another example of air pollution causing a disease is and of course it's already a factor. we knew that causes life expectancy to be shorter. but now we also see that there's a direct relationship with covert 19, which is not entirely surprising because the disease actually, you know, through the lungs through the cardiovascular system is very similar as the effect of air pollution. and that again is very similar as the effects of smoking, which is also a precondition that makes the outcome of covert $1000.00 more severe. i understand why it took the world so long to understand the dangers of tobacco, considering the huge corporations behind the advertising campaigns. but what about apple, or should, i mean, was it taken a so long to catch on to the fact that it's ba

well, there were 162 cases of cove. it 3 people have been killed in protests in uganda after a presidential opposition candidate was arrested. the pop star turned politician known as bobby wine says he was violently dragged out of his car by police. officials say his campaigning has broken coronavirus restrictions. the rest is centered mainly on kampala. both sides are claiming the upper hand as the conflict in ethiopia's take. religion continues. from minister, ahmed says his troops are marching on the regional capital ahead of a swift victory. rival to great people's liberation front, says it's holding up the offensive and has made the region hell for government troops. boeing's 737 max alanah has been given permission to fly again by u.s. regulators. 2 years after 2 deadly crashes. the jets will need software, upgrades and pilots will need training before any passengers are carried to crashes in indonesia and ethiopia, kill nearly 350 people up next is 4 times to stay with us. one day i might be covering politics or

the last thing you want to do if you catch cove at 19 is give it to your friends or family. unfortunately, that can prove challenging if you live in the same household. on the positive side, the evidence we have so far indicates that after your symptoms appear with every day that passes, you'll likely grow less infectious though it's still grinding its way through studies at least. currently, we think that maximum infectiousness hits around the 1st day that you show symptoms if not before. so if you tested positive after you developed symptoms and are now convalescing at home and the people around you have tested negative, then the likelihood you'll infect them should as a rule drop by the day. here's what authorities recommend you do 1st, no visitors of course, and both you and caregivers should wear masks and any interactions, even if it's hard. stay as isolated as you possibly can, preferably in your own room with a window that can remain open. if temperatures permitted, door closed, try to only eat there as well. a dedicated set of silverware and plates is a good idea. i

the cove it took it down as was said to 14.7 percent it's now only if i can use that wood and 7.9 percent but that represents a significant improvement since the lower level in in march april but it's still well short of the 4.8 percent or so that it was at the time the president came into office so the president agenda for reelection has been completely de railed by covalent and what he's counting on the point is to bet that enough people will think that he has the better chance of restoring the economy and the they won't punish him at the polls for having delayed his response to the covert crisis and now dean quotes i want to move as a professor wolf spoke quite a bit about china the trump administration has been very vocal in blaming china for the mishandling of the pandemic and the current situation but tension between the 2 world world's 2 largest economies remains pretty high and the only positive right now is that some of the phase one of that trade deal so far remains to be in effect but new data shows china is not on pace to meet terms of phase one of the phase one trade deal sho

andrea cortez is among 15 in her family who contract it cove it. so it was a domino effect. my grandfather, my grandmother, my grandmother got my mom and my r. . and then my mom, my father or her grandfather did not survive. now he's among the more than $700.00 people in el paso who've died of cove it joined by more souls each day. how did you, castro, al-jazeera houston? germany has dampened hopes that a 4 week locke's own will and plans will, than 20000. infections were recorded on friday, the highest daily surge since the outbreak began. the chancellor will meet with state leaders on monday to review the current local time, which was choose to be lifted. at the end of the month. any of germany's renowned christmas markets have already been cancelled. and within $300.00, drones have lit up the sky in south korea's capital in an effort to boost morale. during the pandemic, the drones forand images of people in masks as part of the display, which was designed to provide comforts and hope to people in seoul. south korea has recorded several clusters of infections with more th

aerosols of sars cove to both studies are reputable, and published by qualified professionals. they just come up with different conclusions and that's the problem. when it comes to any research on covert, you can find a study that will prove all disprove almost anything. how long is a piece of string? here's what the u.s. center for disease control has to say earlier, a system surfaces and the objects nature alludes to within hours to do is slightly ambiguous, but not a disaster. until you read a study by a stray as national science agency, which gives coded lifespan of 28 days in some cases. so i guess there's no right answer. well, what about the incubation period? here's a little clue. the in commission period, you're referring to is anything can be anything between $1.14 days. commonsense 14 days is usually the maximum period. most countries around the world have quarantined new arrivals. all those potentially infected. so we all know this one. right, seems i got that one wrong as well. researches at trinity college dublin say the danger period could last up to 34 days. but

because although cove it has killed more than 4000 people in switzerland, officials here do not want it to kill the economy too. and they say they have protection measures in place. we're trying to make it possible to do to skiing vacations, are a skiing day in semites. and we're trying hard at the moment to improve every possibility that it's been offered. so with the distance socialistic masks, whatever, because we believe we have to live with corbett, 19, but across the border in france, the view is different. more than 50000. people have died with cove, it 19, and ministers here fear a repeat of the kinds of super spread a ski events that occurred in austria and elsewhere at the start of the pandemic in europe may be an on thong. of course it will be possible for everyone to go to ski resorts to enjoy the pure mountain air and the shops will be open except bars and restaurants. simply put, all the ski lifts on public facilities will be closed to the public. in bernal into there is a determination to try to prevent mass participation events, whether in ski resorts or not right acr

the company is one of many working to fight the spread of cove 19. and as alex mohill of its reports, it is one of a few front runners that may help on the pandemic. the bottles are full and ready to go. once given the green light, pfizer says that it could start shipping out its coronavirus vaccine within a couple of hours. if the value i, we have already produced more than 20000000 doses in our warehouses and to continue as a state producing more and more the company promises to have 50000000 doses ready for distribution by the end of this year. and estimates that it will produce 1300000000 doses of the vaccine by the end of 2021. however, there is one major hurdle standing in the way that government approval in the us. that means getting the thumbs up from the food and drug administration and considering the fact that the vaccine is relatively new and has not had the time to pass the usual scrutiny. pfizer and its german partner beyond tech are asking for emergency approval to get it out there fast. emergency use authorization or new way, isn't mu

spike protein, which is the target of the immune response to sars coronavirus 2, which causes the cove in 1000 disease. and that's introduced into the cell by lipitor capsule. and it's our own cells that make the proteins, the spike proteins that become the target of on to bodies and t. cells. the astra zeneca vaccine is a viral vectored vaccine, which means that we're using the ad in our virus as a trojan horse to deliver the material inside the cell. and again, it's the host cell that makes the protein, the spike protein that becomes the target of antibodies, intisar, s. . so all of these things are, you know, have a very high efficacy so far, and i'm very excited about the let me just go to abdullah. abdi and adeline, the new chief says, whose duty is it to conduct random, independent tests of the components of the vaccines? because he's really concerned about transparency. who is that? so in that use it already is like, i want to check the data and make sure it's ok. whose responsibility is it to do that? well, i guess it's part of the whole process of peer review research normally

andrea cortez is among 15 in her family who contract at cove it. so it was a domino effect. mogahed my grandfather, my grandmother, my grandmother got my mom and my r. . and then my mom, my father, her grandfather did not survive. now he's among the more than 700 people in el paso who've died of cove, it joined by more souls each day. how did you, castro, al-jazeera houston? now azerbaijan is enforced a curfew in areas that it's captured in a garden, a car, a bag that comes ahead of armenia's, handover of land to azerbaijan. scores of ethnic armenians have started fleeing the areas that will be handed over. some have set fire to their former homes, the handover as part of the deal between armenia and azerbaijan, that ended 6 weeks of fighting over the disputed region. several people have been killed including soldiers during shelling between indian and pakistani troops on both sides of the line of control in disputed kashmir. india and pakistan are accusing each other of violating a longstanding ceasefire. victoria gate and the reports artillery shells have just dropped on a

andrea cortez is among 15 in her family who contract it cove it. so it was a domino effect. mogahed my grandfather, my grandfather, my grandmother, my grandmother got my mom and my r. . and then my mom got my father and her grandfather did not survive. now he's among the more than 700 people in el paso who've died of cove it joined by more souls each day. how did you, castro al-jazeera houston? germany has dampened hopes that a 4 week down will end as planned. more than 23000, new infections were recorded on friday, the highest daily search since the outbreak began. the chancellor will meet with state leaders on monday to review the current lockdown, which was due to be lifted at the end of the month. many of germany's renowned christmas markets have already been cancelled. meanwhile, northern ireland has been under lockdown for 4 weeks and faces another 2. meanwhile, there are signs that the measures have been effective. as the economic costs are great, especially in an area which will soon feel the full effects of bricks, it jonah how visited londonderry and strand close t

at the end of the tunnel we'll find out the album by intact and pfizer are planning for life after cove it. also coming up palestinians morningside erekat he was an architect of the 2 state solution with israel who then watched his dream of statehood crumble and also by.

january researchers there will be going to liberally infecting young healthy volunteers with stars cove to initially to find out how much of the pathogen it takes to make them infected once the scientists have determined that they can begin giving other volunteers vaccines then subsequently challenging their immune system with that preset those of corona virus to see how effective the vaccines are doing things this way can provide precise data quickly so it can really speed up the development process that's because instead of just giving a late stage vaccine candidate to thousands of volunteers and a placebo to thousands of others and then basically waiting to see what happens researchers have a lot more control over the entire process but they don't have control in one key area because we still don't have of sure fire therapies to treat someone if an induced covert 19 infection turned severe the possibility that a human challenge trial could cause of volunteer long term damage or even kill the . that can't be ruled out despite those risks britain is apparently not the only country to c

character located some 150 kilometers from qantas to recently made international news after a major cove in $1000.00 outbreak of her ural concert authorities say, the event is partly to blame for the region's infection spike. in mid october, the local hospital issued a stark warning after the tenseness pizza seeing the biggest surgeon kuvin 1000 infections in all of europe. the number of new infections, this dramatic pleas where mosques and do not test parties use quickly spread around the country, including to the village of conduct. things have not been the same sense among us on how when you yodel, at a special occasion, people are shocked. how can they get together and saying it's a mix of respect and fear. thank you, niner friends have cancelled all your concerts. for now, all they can do is reminisce about the day. and who knows, you may soon have a vaccine and then we can surely go back to your thing and that's all we have time for on today's show. fire for now and take it. come come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come into the conflict zone, mi

the cove in 1000 pandemic has been an unprecedented shock that affected the entire world within a short period of time, causing global economic and social issues. our people in economies are still suffering from the shock. however, we will do our best to overcome this crisis through international cooperation. the united nations says a full scale humanitarian crisis continues to unfold in northern ethiopia. the un has called on warring sides to halt fighting. so more aid can be delivered and refugee safe zones can be set up the government on the 2 great people's liberation front, both accuse each other of killing civilians in airstrikes and indiscriminate attacks during the 2 week long offensive. the italian government has issued a final warning to egypt to cooperate in the investigation into the murder of the italian research or italian newspaper. last republican says, prime minister just happy condi told present of the fact that sisi, that the egyptian agents involved in the crime must cooperate with the italian judicial system. it comes nearly 5 years after giuliana genies body was fo

so if you want to see the future of the fight against cove it, you may just need to keep an eye on the skies. and finally, james bond's gun. yes, it is going up for auction next month in los angeles. the walter p.-p. pistol was used by the late sean connery in the 1st ever bond movie. 962 years dr. no, it is expected to walk for about $200000.00 as told by a british secret service to trade in his old misfiring beretta gun. for the walter and just $25.00 bond films later, versions of the walter remain sevenths signature was that's a show. thanks for watching. i'm ever saw we're all in this together. it was the slogan on social media. back when the come on a pandemic started around the world. and since then come clean, the floors are suffering economic inequality to reinforce checks. on top of that, i don't need to keep a job for over a match and home the 4th time from the bottom of the valley that the last dragon was one of those called the harm to the books on the eve. welcome to global 3000. this week we focus on one of our world's biggest problems, inequality societies, where the gap

predicts that cove in $1000.00 will lead to the worst economic decline in generations the understand china was a bright spot of growth this year but while the asian region would rebound in 2021 full recovery from the virus could still be years away meanwhile china's president xi jinping says plans to become a self-reliant technology power will not stop the country from opening up further to the world australia would beg to differ over that as its trade dispute with china worse since the australian government is looking for answers amid reports that china is preparing to suspend certain exports from the country to the tune of $6000000000.00 starting friday barley wine. from lobsters just 3 australian exports now believed to be facing depression over chinese purchase farm. outside media 1st reported the existence of a purchased bomb list 2 days ago. beijing mouthpiece global times appear to confirm its existence on wednesday. the purchase band would mark the most serious step in china's one sided trade war against australia beijing has been eyeing goodbye cameras close relationship to

well, there were 162 cases of cove. it 3 people have been killed in protests in uganda after a presidential opposition candidate was arrested. a pop star turned politician known as bobby wine says he was violently dragged out of his car by police. officials say his campaigning has broken coronavirus restrictions. rest is said to mainly on kampala and its sides are claiming the upper hand. as the conflict in ethiopia is t. . grey region continues from mr. meant, says his troops, a marching on the regional capital ahead of us wished victory. the rival people's liberation front says it's holding up the offensive and has made the region hell for government troops. hundreds of people have been killed and fears of a humanitarian crisis grow. boeing's 737 max airliner has been given permission to fly again by u.s. regulators. 2 years after 2 deadly crashes, jets will need software, upgrades and pilots will need training before any passengers are carried. the crashes in indonesia and ethiopia killed nearly 350 people before com

vivica mercy to cochair the cove at covid task force. this is what mercy did to throw cold water on the idea. >> i think it's very dangerous at this point to get specific dates. you have to be really clear with people about what the distribution plan is for the vaccine. it will take months to get the vaccine out even after optimal circumstances. which is why the facts mean vace campaign has to be executed well. >> laura: i guess he forgot to buy a vowel. unfortunately for the rest of us, that was wrong and trump was right. pfizer promising positive results. that's good news, right? while not if you are the governor of new york. >> it's good news and bad news, george. the bad news is that it's about two months before, as joe biden takes over, the trump administration is rolling out the vaccination plan and i believe it's flawed. how can we shape the vaccine plan to fix it or stop it before it does damage. >> laura: okay, this is truly a sick man with a tyrant complex. but then again, preventing covid deaths around the most vulnerable has

the last thing you want to do if you catch cove at 19 is give it to your friends or family. unfortunately, that can prove challenging if you live in the same household. on the positive side, the evidence we have so far indicates that after your symptoms appear with every day that passes, you'll likely grow less infectious though it's still grinding its way through studies at least. currently, we think that maximum infectiousness hits around the 1st day that you show symptoms if not before. so if you tested positive after you develop symptoms and are now convalescing at home and the people around you have tested negative, then the likelihood you'll infect them should as a rule drop by the day. here's what authorities recommend you do 1st, no visitors of course, and both you and caregivers should wear masks and any interactions, even if it's hard. stay as isolated as you possibly can, preferably in your own room with a window that can remain open. if temperatures permitted, door closed, try to only eat there as well. a dedicated set of silverware and plates is a good idea. if

well, there's been another promising breakthrough in the race for a vaccine against cove in 19, the u.s. pharmaceutical firm says its experimental vaccine is 94.5 percent effective. similar to results of another vaccine being developed by pfizer and biotech expects to have enough safety data for us regulators to approve and rollout the vaccine this year. back scenes could be game changers in cobol efforts to curb the pandemic. it's nearly a year since china raised the alarm about the novel coronavirus with the 1st cluster centered around one, a whoop on what markets over 50000000 cases and more than 1000000 deaths. later the world is seeing its 2nd vial of hope in the form of this 1000 vaccine. this woman is one of 30000 volunteers taking part in the back scene trials. but her new says it has almost 95 percent effectiveness against illness. the treatment involves 2 injections and does not have to be kept in ultra cold conditions, making it easier to store and ship. but there's a lot of work ahead. knowing the vaccine is going to be a factor. it is great news, but we still need to regula

mosques, good hygiene and social distancing do actually help in preventing the spread of diseases like cove. it is just one thing i'd like to ask my workmates, friends, family and everyone else out there. let's make this work. this is a once in a lifetime chance to change our working world for the better. lots of us probably never thought we could do our jobs from home. what a great opportunity to free up more time instead of commuting, be more creative and productive. it can take a lot of discipline, though not to get into lazy habits. this is a totally new way of working and is also a lot more that could change besides ever returned to normal cities teeming with traffic. people moving freely with no fear of covert 19. how will this pandemic shape the future of our cities? since the corona virus outbreak up to 40 percent of people have been working remotely, it's an opportunity for us to rethink, you know, how we live our lives. what does that mean for our current commute? what does that mean for the nature of the office space? because if people are going back to the office part of the tim

joe biden spoke at the white house about efforts to develop a vaccine against cove. in 19, though he did not concede in a reference to the presidential vote, trump said that quote, time will tell which administration will be in the white house in january. it was the closest trump has come to admitting defeat, since media outlets called the election for biden last week. also on friday, the media outlets projected the biden had won the state of georgia and that our carolina had gone to trumps. and that would give biden 360 votes in the electoral college and 232 records. a washington correspondent oliver salant was following trends press conference, and we asked him what we should make of trump's 1st public statements in days. it was the 1st speech in fact, since election night. so a very highly anticipated event where he again refused to concede. he said, i guess time will tell who will take office in january. so still trying to create that impression that he might be there for another 4 years. he took no questions then, but what he took is all the praise for this new

pandemic with hundreds of flights going to china every week making its success in the fight against cove it all the more remarkable. massive. joyful faces this year taiwan's private rate was more than a showcase for the island's liberties but also its achievement in containing coronavirus it seems to relate to many others around well as do severing from the outbreak but here has never been any kind of lock down people have gone through more than 200 days without a low coach's mission record. jason long a public health expert from stanford university has been studying the taiwan model since the early stage of the pandemic travel twice from the us to taiwan this year one of the things that i noticed immediately is how serious. they take the corn team procedures and so they track you by sort of you say you are signals you'll fall the location where we will under going quarantine they will barely any signals . so we've got visited by the police and the public health department. speedy and strengthen border control is the most important key to success except residents travel has special visas

zeneca and oxford university have announced their vaccine is up to 90 percent effective in preventing cove at 19. the next saying was most effective when patients were given a half dose followed by a full dose one month later. crucially, this new vaccine does not require extreme cold storage and is relatively cheap and easy to mass produce. these files hold a promising formula for entering the covert. 19 pandemic globally. a cheap, effective, easy to distribute that scene. we have to get a lot of people. we're not thinking about solutions working in terms of one person at a time. we have to think about vaccinating communities, populations, reducing transmission within those populations, so that we really get on top of this pandemic. and that's what it now looks like. we're going to have the ability to contribute here in a really big way. the vaccine was developed at the ukase university of oxford using the a don't know virus platform. researchers took a common cold virus that infects chimpanzees, genetically engineering it to trick the human body into thinking it has been infected with the

january researchers there will be going to liberate lee infecting young healthy volunteers with sars cove to initially to find out how much of the pathogen it takes to make them sick once the scientists have determined that they can begin giving other volunteers vaccines then subsequently challenging their immune system with that preset dose of corona virus to see how effective the vaccines are doing things this way can provide precise data quickly so it can really speed up the development process that's because instead of just giving a late stage vaccine candidate to thousands of volunteers and the placebo to thousands of others and then basically waiting to see what happens researchers have a lot more control over the entire process but they don't have control in one key area because we still don't have sure fire therapies to treat someone if an induced covert 19 infection turns severe the possibility that a human challenge trial could cause a volunteer long term damage or even kill them that can't be ruled out despite those risks britain is apparently not the only cunts. great to consi

infections were recorded within the past 24 hours according to data released on friday 116 people died from cove it 19 in the past day pushing the death toll in germany beyond 11000 while infections are increasing the reproduction rate of the virus is declining that means the virus is spread is slowing down a trend authorities hope will continue now that the country has reintroduced walked out measures. many countries are seeing code cases outstripping the number of cases their experience that they did experience when the pandemic arrived early this year is some populations except for the return of restrictions on public life but elsewhere there's growing pushback to the walk measures that have been reintroduced. milan's lot down begins on friday and it's just one of the areas in the red zone which brings with it the strictest rules residents will only be allowed to leave their homes for work to exercise or to shop for essential over a quarter of italy's population mostly in the north are affected. the government believes rapidly rising virus numbers have left them no will turn itself . we under

but it didn't seem to be an f in this point in time and there would much rather that, let's place is covehe couple was to go i was reading on how the conservatives one of the contrast between the lives lost. —— i was just reading a couple lucille. the lies versus the livelihoods, the long carbonated implications, civil liberties as well. —— the lines verses the treasury will have presumably done something like this, or am ijust being a bit naive? a couple of weeks ago the treasury didn‘t provide the numbers. there must be some research somewhere. there will be research and of course there is an additional research and antidotal evidence as well. and people feelings but one of the problem is covid—19 is very easy to put in black—and—white, the number of deaths today and affections today and hospitalisation everybody can understand that and you can see whether it is going up or down steps we have sat through so many of those press conferences, the trouble with the other implications asa trouble with the other implications as a result of these decisions as you mention, suicide, mental health

i said at the start of the cove in 1000 crisis, that will make mistakes. and we've made a mistake. i apologize for that. but that still doesn't change our strategy. ultimately, this is about public health. so it has, as the world's largest mink for producer, continues looking for a solution to the health risks. it also needs to work out how to compensate its farmers, who could face losses of over a 1000000000 euros. and just before we lay some sports news in argentina football legend, diego marriage donna has left hospital and want to series. after the 6 year old had surgery to remove a blood clot on his brain, not a 96 world cup win is to spend some time recovering with the help of his family, and have to completely abstain from drinking alcohol. the past problems with the substance supporters turned out it was, a speedy recovery. watching day w., remember him get all the lead's news and information around the clock on our website at any time that's dot com. doc film is up here next, a chance for that for now on anything. how it is for me and the time means here in berlin. thanks

. >>> cove it strikes again, another bummer for stanford football fans this weekend. >>> 2 big tahoe ski resorts are open for business, what will be different for people hitting the slopes?>>> a beautiful sunset this evening, quite a way to finish off the work week, dipping below the horizon in the last 12 minutes, plenty >>> shaping up to be a nice evening, a city on the coast getting a new fire station after 25 years, the fire station is officially open, ready to respond, new state-of- the-art facility, don ford gives us a look.>> reporter: the dilapidated building for decades. coming to an end. and today they say goodbye. and and serving the folks near half moon bay. >> getting used to it. the amount of space we have any functionality of it. no longer having to back up in the tiny garages. and safely driving through the equipment bays, special tempered glass. and one shower for everyone. something from the 80s, this beauty, feeding many more firefighters, the fire protection district paid nearly $13 million for the station. >> how did you pay for this? >> they paid cash basically

that cove in 1000 vaccine shows it's highly effective. they say it can be stored at frigid temperatures, making it easier and cheaper to distribute. leaders in ethiopia, region are denying government claims that the military is surrounding the reasonal capital. mackay late prime minister abu ahmed has given that he great people's liberation front until wednesday to surrender or face an assault on the city. now the t p l f a. so far, refused to stand aside. china has launched a probe to the moon to bring back the lunar rocks the 1st, such attempt by any nation in more than 40 years. now, beijing hopes to mourn a manned mission to the mission, to the moon before 2030. those the headlines, the news continues here on out as they are off to witness on countering the cost. sambir becomes the 1st african nation to default on its debts of the pandemic era. but a stance pileups central banks think the unthinkable. negative interest rates plus brazil was dumped out of the rankings of the world's top 10, economies. countering the cost on al-jazeera.

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andrea cortez is among 15 in her family who contract it cove it. so it was a domino effect. mogahed my grandfather, my grandfather, my grandmother, my grandmother got my mom and my r. . and then my mom, my father and her grandfather did not survive. now he's among the more than 700 people in el paso who've died of cove it joined by more souls each day. how did you, castro, al-jazeera houston and their warnings? europe will face a difficult winter because of a resurgence of corona virus infections. austria has announced a new 3 week long down from tuesday, after a nighttime curfew failed to prevent infections from spreading neighboring italy has reported its highest ever number of new cases, almost 41000 in a single day. regional leaders warn the health system is at breaking point. cases in germany have surged as well, almost 23000 in a day. officials are set to meet on monday to discuss if new restrictions have slowed the spread, france says a 2nd, national, won't be east for at least another 2 weeks. but it appears to be working with the country, seeing a drop in infections

era cap was taken to this hospital in jerusalem several weeks ago after contracting cove with 19. his widow where arriving soon after his death was announced. was overjoyed to hear what. the 3 days of mourning have been declared across the palestinian territories. as many remember a man known for his humanity as much as his politics. so. that's death impact of peace talks between israel and the palestinians i put that question to the palestinian ambassador to germany dr divests. yes it is very sad saw him but it is. much more sad for us today that he is leaving us and a very critical time he is leaving us with many challenges we have been hissing over the last. years 2 years especially where there you know where the beginning of the trump administration so i i think he even if you truly believe that he will live. there 3 palestinian state with it with as its capital he left us without realizing his dreams and this makes us very sad but we believe that we learned a lot from him this resilience his strength is their tireless dedication and i think today we are more of us than ever b

january researchers, there will be going to liberate lee infecting young healthy volunteers with stars cove. to initially to find out how much of the pathogen it takes to make them infected. once the scientists have determined that they can begin giving other volunteers vaccines then subsequently challenging their immune system with that preset those of corona virus to see how effective the vaccines are doing things this way can provide precise data quickly. so it can really speed up the development process. that's because instead of just giving a late stage vaccine candidate to thousands of volunteers and the placebo to thousands of others. and then basically waiting to see what happens, researchers have a lot more control over the entire process, but they don't have control in one key area. because we still don't have sure fire therapies to treat someone if an induced covert. 19 infection turned severe. the possibility that a human challenge trial could cause a volunteer long term damage or even kill the that can't be ruled out. despite those risks, britain is apparently not the only coun

a brand new study shows that in finland, the cove in 1000 lock down earlier this year, led to a number of people having similar nightmares. of 800 people, questioned over half of them reported having nightmares. related to the pandemic. dreaming, for example, that they became infected with the virus. but there are also reports of shared or mutual dreams that seem completely random. one woman dreamt that she was at a fashion party and went into an elevator with 2 gay friends. and we got into the elevator and they were dancing, being very cabin funny. and the elevator swooshed out really quickly. another woman who slept in the same room had an almost identical tree. so in her dream, she was in inlay at a fashion party for a fashion designer. it was a very popular hotel and she was going to gain friends of hers. and as it is a, went into the elevator, it shot out really fast, like it was a rocket. so this is an example of a mutual shared jury, a coincidence, or were the women just subtly in tune with each other? so far, there's no widely accepted explanation for it, but some psychologists

what happens is that we put into any population, human virus, and that's our cove, eat 19 birds. and of course just virus. this human virus has not lived up to the me and environment and therefore traumatization. when jumping from one meaning to the next indeed speak many forms, it mutates and try to adapt to the new and vitamins. and that's what we are seeing . we have the virus, you know me and allowed to space from one week to the make over a period of time. ok. but the question is, could these mutations which occur in the spike proteins which are used to enter a host cell and are also targeted by most of the promising vaccines that are in development, undermine the progress that we've made on a vaccine. that's very difficult to say because these mutations are difficult to predict and we have seen so far and the traumatic, we've seen one famous cluster finding variants in denmark. and he says that these will tend to indicate that it so would be to listen sibyl sensitive to potentially seeing bit early days when he had much more studies to to get better understanding of that. b

and of course, the cove in 1000 global pandemic. so these are incredibly challenging times for all who are involved. but the bottom line is, is we are, we know there are civilians that are caught in the crossfire of this conflict. they need access to safety. they need access to humanitarian aid, and we're doing everything we can with the government of sudan to do that. but it's an increasingly challenging situation inside the region for all that's for money for the u.n. high commissioner for refugees in new york. thank you so much. thank you. ok, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. thousands of protesters have rallied in the 1000000 capital yet a front for a 4th day demanding prime minister, nico pushing young resign a controversy. peace agreement with azerbaijan. the deal between the heavy troops and money on many and forces follows 6 weeks of fighting of the disputed on klav of the most stock markets in the u.s. and europe have ended the trading week on a high in new york. but the

lives on the south side of the city's predominantly black communities that have been most impacted by cove it. meanwhile, the fewest cases have been in the predominately white and wealthy neighborhoods near downtown. this health disparity seen included isn't new though. before the pandemic, the life expectancy gap between these neighborhoods was as wide as 17 years. we've created a society in us, nothing new that has put hop, brown and black on the bottom, the rich on top and the poor on the bottom. and we overlap those categories and the, services that we provide, whether b., school, housing, health care have all been, or layered in the exact same way that cows of facts in the body. first world had 3rd world conditions and in the subsidy for have traced ups. this the west gulf feel poor. well as garfield park has one of the lowest life, especially the cities in the city, west is one of the lowest per capita income. it's one of the younger communities as well. if you're a 16 year old teenager, young man who lives in garfield are likely african-american has a little more than a 5050 chance

he is the latest from family member to contract cove and 19. the president and 1st lady recovered from their infections in october. and a large scale study at oakford university shows that people infected with the virus are unlikely to catch it again for at least 6 months. u.n. secretary general, antonio good terrorists has warned of dangers faced by developing countries as the world struggles to combat the pandemic. his message came ahead of this weekend's meeting of the leaders of the group of 20 rich nations and big emerging powers across the boards. i mean, for the needs of the velo, being countries since they won. i've pushed for a massive rescue package equivalent to at least 10 percent of the global economy. developed countries can afford to provide enormous relief for their own societies and they are doing so. but the developing world is on the precipice of financial ruin for 50 and suffering, and turning good tears their world, the host of the g. 20 summit. saudi arabia has been repeatedly the target of international criticism over hum

there were about 3600 patients with cove it in intensive care. nonetheless, germany is very well equipped with intensive care beds, so we don't yet face a critical shortage. and the other thing to bear in mind is that we do have a lot more people being tested now than we did back last spring. so that daily rate, that i quoted of $6000.00 back then, undoubtedly there were many cases that were not reported at that time. and if we compare mortality rates at the moment, the current mortality rate is not higher than the one during the 1st wave, if anything it is somewhat lower. so it's a serious picture, but it's also a mixed picture at the moment. a mixed picture at the moment. please. linda, stand by. i'm going to come back to you in just a moment because of course, behind all these numbers are real people. we asked the residents of berlin, what they think about the coronavirus measures so far. take a less than impala the measures a good. they don't seem to be working properly because the numbers aren't really going down. but i think the measure of

january researchers there will be going to liberate lea infecting young healthy volunteers with sars cove to initially to find out how much of the pathogen it takes to make them infected once the scientists have determined that they can begin giving other volunteers vaccines then subsequently challenging their immune system with that preset those of corona virus to see how effective the vaccines are doing things this way can provide precise data quickly so it can really speed up the development process that's because instead of just giving a late stage vaccine candidate to thousands of volunteers and the placebo to thousands of others and then basically waiting to see what happens researchers have a lot more control over the entire process but they don't have control in one key area because we still don't have sure fire therapies to treat someone if an induced covert 19 infection turns severe the possibility that a human challenge trial could cause of volunteer long term damage or even kill them . that can't be ruled out despite those risks britain is apparently not the only country to co