is as many as the number of people who've had symptoms of covidien and in most populations that does not seem to exceed 10 percent price that i will answer to the question that that that also means that the number off in unity could be higher than what we know already but at the same time you mention it already we don't know how long this immunity last in a study from the university of amsterdam says that they think in unity to reinfection from coronavirus may only last 6 months that means an unity is at best only temporary. i think so i wish that there was more precision in the answers to this kind of question because it's absolutely essential when governments are making policy about whether or not they are going to have things like passports that show whether or not people are immune so right now we do not know how long immunity last if there is immunity and secondly we don't know whether everybody gets it so we have to continue behaving as though even if you had kovi us still at risk of getting it again and where does this leave countries like sweden or at some point also britain

another week so of course what we're seeing at these schools are houses is certainly a reminder that covidien 19 is still very much among those and that's something that anglo-american german chancellor has repeated time and time again that until there is a vaccine the virus the corona virus will be something that germany has to live with so that reiterate radio underlines exactly what she was saying earlier this week in which she encouraged germans and she encouraged people here in germany to be cautious as they attempt at least in the coming days to go back to some sense of normalcy now that these restrictions that we've seen over the past few weeks are going to start being eased our correspondent kate brady them thank you very much. and that's it from me and the news team here in berlin i'm cowbell 1st off there are so breakout d.w. business with money cudjoe so don't go away. in the eye of climate change. africa's mix of. what's in store. for the future of the. comic strip in major cities the multimedia insight. into. europe and the end of world war 2. 1940.

another week so of course what we're seeing at these slaughterhouses is certainly a reminder that covidien 19 is still very much among those and that's something that anglo american the german chancellor has repeated time and time again that until there is a vaccine the virus the corona virus will be something that germany has to live with so that reiterate radio underlines exactly what she was saying earlier this week in which she encouraged germans in which she encouraged people here in germany to be cautious as they attempt at least in the coming days to go back to some sense of normalcy now that these restrictions that we've seen over the past few weeks are going to start being eased our correspondent kate brady them thank you very much. the epicenter of the u.s. outbreak has been in new york where more than 26000 have died of covert 19 the virus overwhelmed the city's medical facilities from the start as a result large numbers of health care specialist have been brought in from the outside. jacobs getting ready for his not shift he grabs a quick coffee then the ventilation specialist

concentration of people so what we have done working with university of nebraska medical center the covidien team play book which is best practices focusing on what they should do to keep workers healthy and safe from plexiglas barriers plastic in the lunchrooms to keep people from being close to each other the air handling units and how they put on ppe. and for all those food processors in the state and best practices. people that have english not as a front on - - first language we do press briefings in spanish as well as other languages to communicate the need for social distancing outside the workplace with those hygiene practices as well. >> that point as english as a first language how do you make sure minority communities and others in your state are getting the access to testing that they need? >> so the last seven days we have done 22200 test of versus 3200 and we worked with the qualified health clinics sometimes they don't trust government so for example the clinic in south omaha the largest paying community we work with them to do testing and then find ways to expand that and the

the covidien 1000 outbreak has forced many people into isolation while some are fighting boredom at homeothers like catherine. deneuve are discovering their creative side she and thousands of other russians have taken to facebook to show off their self created versions of popular works of art and to create them some of the artists use the toilet paper food and even pets. fly into a march to gulp painting from your bed. or sink into the tragedy of malays ophelia with ink radiance from your kitchen. from edvard to michelangelo social media users are giving our classics the quarantine make over the russian facebook group. or aren't isolation started as a challenge between friends in moscow just a few weeks later it has nearly half a 1000000 members from all over the world. where no one expected such a huge reaction that's for sure the group grew so quickly right away people are really taking time for this going through our books looking at the websites of international museums to find the right pictures for themselves and their families . the rules of the group are simple use a classic like

another week so of course what we're seeing at these slaughterhouses is certainly a reminder that covidien 19 is still very much a moment as and that's something that anglo american the german chancellor has repeated time and time again that until there is a vaccine the virus the corona virus will be something that germany has to live with so that reiterate radio underlines exactly what she was saying earlier this week in which she encouraged germans in which she encouraged people here in germany to be cautious as they attempt at least in the coming days to go back to some sense of normalcy now that these restrictions that we've seen over the past few weeks are going to start being eased our correspondent kate brady them thank you very much the race to find a vaccine against covert 19 is gaining pace in south africa hundreds of health workers are being given a century old tuberculosis vaccine to test whether it can protect against corona virus trials are also on the way elsewhere including the netherlands and australia effective the vaccine could be a vital weapon against the virus. it's j

reimpose some of the rules while the government is a very much focused on the here and now of tackling covidien one thing there's a growing concern about the future some businesses opening up is good news but this country is so we're lying on the tourism industry that's at a standstill like the empty streets here in all of bangkok there are many types of businesses connected with tourism so a downturn cuts deep into the population here we are an economy that depends a lot on globalization we depend a lot on the movement of people in terms of the pentagon's on tourism i think contributing to 20 percent of the g.d.p. we also depend heavily on export pet grooming shops have also opened their doors the owner of bark lounger used her personal savings to keep the business afloat for her it paid off. a lot of my customers are starting to come back i think because my shop was closed for a long time during the temporary shutdown my clients had no choice since the government lifted some of the restrictions my customers are fighting to be the 1st in line. thailand southern neighbor malaysia also began loo

of 19 but for the lack of testing there's no way to confirm if indeed these people have also died covidien 19 and under now another number that i think tells us a lot about that is the fact that the government says that this year so far there have been 5 times the number of people who have been hospitalized for respect respect at tory issues but less than half of those have been tested to see if indeed they have corona virus so that's the situation in brazil and we also understand that a number of laboratories are sitting idle that there is a big backlog in the testing for lack of materials but they are to the role of war so now of the president giving the fact that this is not his priority has meant that it's been difficult for brazil or more difficult to get those material and try to speed up the testing which would help to get a more clear picture iran and retaliating to the u.s. tries to stop it from delivering millions of dollars worth of fuel to venezuela 5 iranian tankers are approaching the caribbean where the u.s. has a large military presence the deliveries will ease fuel shortag

but i want to start because only after you turned and manuscript the world was confronted by the covidien pandemic and since that happened this crisis has highlighted so many of the themes and concepts that you tackle in the book. i just want to ask you out right what does the pandemic tell us about the world right now? >> thank you for doing this also thank you to everyone on this call we hope everybody is well and safe as we get through this one day at a time it's like groundhog day. with the pandemic tells us first and foremost is that the world matters and that is obvious were member of the council on foreign relations the world matters and what happens around the world doesn't stay there now it's a small city in china where the virus broke out spread through china and then to the united states and elsewhere around the world, 9/11 it was terrorists trained in afghanistan. we've seen climate change and financial contagion. what this should tell us the's to the ocean atlantic and pacific are not votes there are no drawbridge sovereignty is not the same as security. we are affected by wh

the forearm fire gutted already hurting from restrictions from covidien 19 had a season cut short and now fire. they announced a cone for me to raise $1 million. they need crab traps, hydraulics and other items. even if the money comes in getting ready is a huge process. >> a crop part is $250 for the stuff in five hours of work to put it together. if you had 300 and 400 crab traps you can imagine what these guys lost. >> it's a huge setback for me. it took me over 10 years to accumulate that gear and not only diet but says it up with lines and buoys and get it ready to fish. even if i had the money to replace all of it there is no way i could do all the work before next crab season. >> alissa harrington, "ktvu", fox two news. >> a man in pacifica has a warning for his neighbors after he spotted a mountain lion right there in his backyard. patrick monahan has the big cat on his home security camera midnight right near clear creek park and the mountain lion was hanging out in the backyard or 4 minutes before taking off. he and his wife say they are concerned the lion could still be in

the cocompany was bought up by a a largeger one, covidien, which makekes fancy,y, expensive ventilatorors. and theyey shelved the projeje. presumably, they d didn't want compepetition with theirir own costly ones. shortly after that, they t turned toto the governmt and saidid they wanted the e contract ended.. the e reason wasas it was nonot profitable enough, so therefore no veventilators. we have the same thing in hospitals. hospitalals, under the neoliberal programs, are e supposeded to be efficie, memeaning no spapare capacity, just enough beds to get by. and in fact, plenty of people, me included, can testify that even the best hospitals caused great pain and suffering to patients even before this broke out, because of this just-on-time efficiency concept that was guiding our privatized, for-profit healthcare system. when anything hits out of the normal, it's just tough luck. and this runs across the system. so we have a combination of capitalist logigic, which is lethal but could be controlled, but it canan't be e controlled under the neoliberalal program, which also say the governm

reimpose some of the rules while the government is a very much focused on the here and now of tackling covidien one thing there's a growing concern about the future some businesses opening up is good news but this country is so we're lying on the tourism industry that's add a standstill like the empty streets here in old bangkok there are many types of businesses connected with tourism so a downturn cuts deep into the population here we are an economy that depends a lot on globalization we depend a lot on the movement of people in tens of the pentagon's on tourism i think contributing to 20 percent of the g.d.p. we also depend heavily on exploiting pet grooming shops have also opened their doors the owner of bark lounge used her personal savings to keep the business afloat for her it paid off. a lot of my customers are starting to come back i think because my shop was closed for a long time during the temporary shutdown my clients had no choice since the government lifted some of the restrictions my customers are fighting to be the 1st in line thailand southern neighbor malaysia also began loos

but especially given the state of the world now and how we are struggling with covidien team that disturbing virus and then to build on principles because maybe we are physically distant but that doesn't mean to be socially distant and with that social reception for the choice to go in the opposite direction and then to step back and reaffirm of connections in our life and resubmit to prioritize and then to act on it. and in small business and more focusing care and those who might be struggling. and then telework at the same time. through the small opportunities cannot only economically deep in the connection but set ourselves up to be more connected and less alone than we were pre- pandemic. >> what a beautiful sentiment. you say social recession but what you urge to counter that is get takeout or support a local business to make those investments in your relationships and friendships so the social economy doesn't go into recession like the economic economy. >> yes it is an opportunity for social revival. that doesn't mean we have more parties or large groups but the introvert or extrovert