will the global economy ever recover of the millions of lost their jobs since the start of the 1st covidien used lockdown could coronavirus mean the end of capitalism and globalization as we know it politicians really fit for purpose joining me now from new york city is the author of the ages of globalization geography technology and institutions and director of the sustainable development solution network professor jeffrey sachs of the center of a sustainable development at columbia university thank you so much jeffrey for coming on before i even get to the book in the past few days there's been a story that will commented on i'll give lee 13000 refugees on the island of lesbos in greece all there are makeshift homes were burnt down somehow an emblematic vision of globalization and 2020 there are a lot of people being displaced and there are a lot of people suffering to right now actually not only do we have a pandemic but we have disasters of emergencies political crises all over the world and in these intercut.

with groups of people meeting and drinking are now a mere memory that's after the number of new covidien 1000 cases reached a critical level. you can't go to public places my family's more careful people want to enjoy the last days of summer but they also have to stick to certain rules. at munich city hall no one surprised by the rising number of infections. many were predicting that infection rates would rise after the holiday season and that's what's happened. so far authorities could not stop the virus from spreading the ban on public drinking and social distancing rules haven't been enough. sports and steam coronavirus hotspots developed for people to spend time and party in close proximity. just one infected person can spread the disease to a lot of other people. which took. with the infamous october 1st beer festival cancelled people in munich hope that no further restrictions on daily life will be needed for now. the coronavirus pandemic keeps casting a shadow over germany's bundesliga friday season opener a new unit played out in front of empty stands so celebrations were muted e

will the global economy ever recover all the millions of lost their jobs since the start of the 1st covidien. could coronavirus mean the end of capitalism and globalization as we know it polar titian's really fit for purpose john.

in france statistics from the government's own agency reveal that the disproportionate impact of covidien early on in the pandemic that's shot up by a 134 percent amongst north african immigrants it was up 219 percent for those who were born elsewhere in africa and it's not just saying europe that there are problems across the globe it's estimated the pandemic will have far reaching consequences with inequalities whitening an estimated $71000000.00 additional people will be living in extreme poverty due to covet 19 sudden asia in sub-saharan africa are expected to see the largest increases in extreme poverty would an additional $32000000.00 and twenty's. 6000000 people respectively leaving the la danger national poverty line as a result of the pandemic the european commission has pledged to aid to poor countries with a vaccine when one is approved to use commission president this interval delaying has said this was about ensuring its commitment to equitable access to the world's poorest and most vulnerable people but many people living in europe particularly those who insist on being clos

trump saying that bind couldn't have done what he did on covidien as did by saying what he would have done differently on the coronavirus. well that's a problem there were many kind of topics where he really could have very he would have had the chance to present a plan but he missed these opportunities and this is something at least here in milwaukee. from watch party which people were really aware of that there is was no substance really offered and one has to be fair with joe biden president trump always interrupted him and that obviously he didn't on this have the energy to really fight that so he might have had some ideas but he wasn't really able to present them tonight at this 1st debate trump certainly was very combative in the debate that's for sure now the debate also touched on racial tensions and violence in the u.s. another really important topic here's a little bit of that exchange which they almost everything i see is from the left wing not from the right you know what do you want to you i want you sign up willing to do anything i want to. do it. you want to call him wh

in the year of covidien out with the old and in with the new when it comes to presidential debates there will be no handshake between the 2 candidates there will be no live audience there will just be 2 presidential contenders going head to head in front of t.v. cameras but aside from the staging everything looks to be pretty normal donald trump is revving up his old insult comedy routine accusing joe biden of having poor mental health and being doped up i would be strongly demanding a drug test of sleepy job i didn't pry it too often the debate on tuesday night naturally only agreed to take one also his debate performances have been record setting and even to put it mildly only drugs could of course this discrepancy now the biden camp is taking down a lot from quite literally and demanding a drug test meanwhile biden is certainly not short of a bargain or 2 he has just compared donald trump to hitler's chief propagandist you know he says sort of like goebbels you say it's a lie long enough keep repeating repeating repeating it becomes common knowledge when it comes to trading blows in t

where the global economy ever recover after millions of lost their jobs since the start of the 1st covidien used lockdown could coronavirus mean the end of capitalism and globalization as we know it and are our politicians really fit for purpose joining me now from new york city is the author of the ages of globalization geography technology and institutions and director of the sustainable development solution network professor jeffrey sachs of the center for sustainable development at columbia university thank you so much jeffrey for coming on before i even get to the book in the past few days there's been a story that will go and did on arguably 13000 refugees on the island of les was in greece all there are makeshift homes were burnt down somehow an emblematic vision of globalization in 2020. there are a lot of people being displaced and there are a lot of people suffering to right now actually not only do we have a pandemic but we have disasters of emergencies political crises all over the world and in these interconnected crises lots of people who are suffering are not even being recog

the country is turning a corner on this pandemic and he touted the distribution of some 150000000 covidien rapid tests there soon to be going out the door at these are tests that should be wielding results within 15 minutes and again we're hearing this language repeated over and over again from the trump administration yet again a game changer in the administration's words but many are saying that this is too little too late that had these tests been distributed earlier and as kamala's are reporting in a matter of weeks with these lockdown orders taking effect not early enough how many count how many lives may have been spared is the open question. and we're just a day away from the 1st presidential debate how much of an influence is this corona virus pandemic going to have a match. well we know that the polls are clear that president trump's number one weakness heading into this presidential election in less than 40 days is his handling of this pandemic a clear majority of americans say they feel has mishandled citing his delayed response and his refusal to take leadership over the states

you have people dismissive of the threats of covidien and you have those conspiracy theorists and you have a president who says or said initially shouldn't be worried isn't this politically explosive and divisive landscape a detriment to moving forward and containing the spread of covert 19. absolutely you know it's the it's the swaggering sort of you know me 1st person of freedom hoaxers you know conspiracy theorists that have cost us over 100000 excess lives i mean look a couple of examples this morning in new york times again you know it turns out that the white house tried to downplay the data among children who say it was safe to go back to school to press them back in the state of florida the governor there fired the person who does the dash board so he could say it's safe to open up and then last for 18000 people so yes terrible just information campaigns you know the centers for disease control has been deep for me or world wide agency in terms of epidemiology and tracing and testing and whatnot and it's really shamed itself you know by by allowing white house. interference an

i want to go back to the best point we made at the beginning of this segment about the spike in covidien cases in europe what are we seeing there so exactly like you're said in europe is seeing new cases right now and there are again what you said getting a whip. wakeup call so here are the top 5 european countries with most new cases reported in the last 24 hours there spain now there were already had the highest number of infections in europe so they reported over 11000 new cases and new lockdown plans are expected to be announced this friday now meanwhile of france the number of new daily cases reported on wednesday was actually the highest ever reported and ali that there i.c.u. unit being used for cover 1000 patients is also on the rise in the u.k. which has the 3rd highest number of cases in europe now they just announced earlier today that almost 2000000 people on the north east parts of england and that that that's the current hot spot they're going to be banned from meeting anyone outside of that area and only 6 months after italy's crisis became a warning to everyone not just t

years club it is a shame but we wanted to come here as we're fans of the toll across the country covidien factions are rising last week there were more than 10000 new cases in one day new restrictions have been imposed in some cities including with doctors say intensive care units on needy full staging a torrid across dring a pandemic is certainly controversial some say it is unnecessary and irresponsible but the french government says that traditional events like this one all the people and the life and problems must continue as normally as possible that will be the french president emanuel macro's message when he visits the race wednesday if all 22 teams reach the finish line in paris sunday without a last minute health scare the 2 will be widely regarded as a success even though the precariousness of this year's race has served to highlight the gravity of france's health crisis the trash about the al-jazeera bailout the lost dogs. and there's more support just ahead so on this news hour including going to hear from tiger woods and why he's missing the finance ahead of this week's u.s.

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anywhere above sort of 404400 deaths that remits there is no cure for covidien yet for now no one can afford to ignore the sciences due to sticks and to simmons' al-jazeera. one of the world approaches a 1000000 deaths from cover 19 the world health organization is calling for more collective action to prevent that from doubling it's certainly unimaginable but it's it's it's not impossible because if we look at losing a 1000000 people in 9 months and then we just look at the realities of getting vaccine out there in the next 9 months it's a big task for everyone involved through a very engines just like in the issues of listing there's the issue of scale up there's the issue of funding these vaccines there's the issue of distributing these vaccines and then the issues of acceptance beyond that. with the work we still have to do in controlling this disease and remember we have things we can do now to drive transmission dry and drive down the number of deaths. still ahead an al-jazeera very sorry for disappointing south korea by the north's leader has made a surprise apology. making his