now is the time when denmark a lot of denmark be flooded by 2030 is this a real decision now well we we cause a small country with a lot of house and we will also be affected by climate change no doubt but it's also clear that. other pos of the world especially to poor countries on this planet will be hit the hardest so. if we are as a show in his solidarity on this planet it must be that the richest countries and they want to have the possibility of a church state nice to reduce our emissions we need to show that it means transmission is it's necessary we. hope to be a front runner in the sense that other countries will look at us and hopefully follow our example and we also hope to do this in a way where it won't hurt us i mean what kind of an example would we be if we lost jobs in in the process if people got on employed if we had to lower our standard of living so this is actually also a growth strategy frost so to people that will lose that job in the oil and gas industry we want to employ them instead in the offshore wind industry well obviously environmental groups some of the

got transmitted to mink and in lots of meat farms in europe actually but the big scam is written denmark where there were over 50000000 mink cattle together for slaughter for. beth firs and these are really just big vats in which this virus can breed replicate jump between animals and mutate and when you've got that sort of situation then as happened in denmark a nasty version that's been brewed up that can jump back to humans and so this was one particular version 5 there was a really big scan of big lockdown in denmark because it's not going to go south it would have been very dangerous to us and could perhaps have been partly resistant to the vaccine so the animal kingdom teaches us a lot too about humans and it's one of the key issues related to the mass vaccination and the lockdown if you lift the lockdown to worry when you go to a very large number of people who could still get the marise you have another large pool in which that mutation can continue to happen and it might set up a mutation that makes a vaccine less effective so you really want sort of got rid of the numbers and v

now and i'm a kingdom and a virus as a practical example some in the scare on the many farms and denmark in particular but other european countries is that a case in point of the dangers of accelerated mutation as a result of the costless of the most humans spot on it absolutely years so if you put very very very very large numbers of animals of one species close to other species that will jump over but that cattle ng of huge numbers of animals together and i was very rapid transmission between those animals so you could think of poultry farms but in this case mink farms so we got it from some animal we don't know which yet possibly the bat this then got transmitted to mink in lots of big farms of europe actually but the big scam as written denmark where there were over 50000000 mink cattle together for slaughter for their furs and these are really just big vats in which this virus can breed replicate jump between animals and mutate and when you've got that sort of situation then as happened in denmark a nasty version that's been brewed up there can jump back to humans and so this was on

wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow rollout of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stumbling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders. couple of enough because the european commission should exploit the economic power of the e.u. to put pressure on the huge corporations. from ramping up vaccine production to closer coordination a lot is on the table a lot is on the table taken out to prosperity for alexander outfought nama who is following those talks good to see you alexander are in leaders in damage control mode because a lot of people lost their cool about the slow vaccination rollout. yes indeed and i think it's true that the leaders are under extreme pressure to present concrete progress in managing their pandemic that it's why many of them will be looking to the european co

for denmark and we've had enough they believe the coronavirus restrictions are you violation of their freedoms the group invited their supporters from all over denmark to the march which began in the early evening at city hall and went through the city center. and in brussels on sunday police said they had arrested over $200.00 people in an attempt to prevent to ban demonstrations against measures to curb the spread of the crown a virus that put out a statement on twitter beforehand reminding the public that the protests were not authorized and more than those who plan to attend that they were at risk of being. a belgian has registered one of the highest death rates in the world during the coronavirus pandemic numbers have gone down due to recent restrictions the country last week non-essential trips and of the country march. meanwhile as the blocks vaccine rollout struggles to get going the e.u. and u.k. have clashed over vaccine supplies germany has threatened astra zeneca with legal action over vaccine delays saying the company should face penalties if it gives britain preferential

wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter. but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow rollout of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stumbling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders coming up of enough because the european commission should exploit economic power of the e.u. to put pressure on mr hughes cooperation. from ramping up vaccine production to close recording nation a lot is on the table of champions league football briefly mentions the city beat bonus neither side mentioned 2 nil in the round of 16 but out of silva opened the scoring for city in the 29 minutes and. scored their seconds midway through the 2nd half also real madrid feeds the other landed back and no one will play the man down most of the match but it took real madrid until the final minutes to score the game's only goal a painting by artist vincent f

and that we're seeing how denmark is reacting in the same way that your money has reacted to some of its neighbors and how worrying are the these variants just briefly. well of course they're very worrying because at the end of it day what we have to do is focus on that making sure that people are still following the rules and also let's see if we see around book that in that the vaccinations taking place here in germany all right pablo foley thanks so much for that insight. near washington did a few news remember please you can always get more information on our website if you dot com and you can follow us on social media as well do you have your news on exports are actual. bassinets of guy you don't need to keep a day available for over a match at home the 4th time flew the whole of the most recent in that he claimed that was the bottom of the families at the nasa dragons in this one called the home . depot brooks on. children 2 continents. one giant trouble him and me nearly get in on the beach here you. mean by the needle features in a few economy. how will climate change affect

denmark have been crowned handball world champions after defeating underdog sweden $26.00 to $24.00 in cairo the scores were close for most of the final despite the mismatch as denmark's captain and goalkeeper nicholas london made a stunning 15 saves to demoralize the st and attack a 2 goal cushion was then enough for the danes to secure a 2nd consecutive title against their upstart rival. you're watching d.w. news coming up next we have a documentary film for you looking at the greek refugee camp of more riots and the e.u.'s refugee policy and coursing planets on the internet thanks for watching. on the oh and i'm game did you know that 700000000000 and animals are killed worldwide but it's not just the animals that are suffering it's the environment if you want to know how it went to the priest i'm huntress changed this listen to.

wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow rollout of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stumbling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders. couple of enough because the european commission should exploit economic power of the e.u. to put pressure on the huge corporations. from ramping up vaccine production to closer coordination a lot is on the table and we are now joined by a month he is the leader of the conservative european people's party grouping in the european parliament midst of this spate of the vaccine rollout in the us still painfully slow to months and other countries in the neighborhood notably the post-bag said u.k. and serbia are doing far better with the e.u. failed so badly. well we don't practice national at goodison because when you compare our procedures here ameri

west coast it comes a month after denmark decided to halt all plans to search for oil and gas in the north sea and to commit totally to renewable energy. was more right here al jazeera dot com for an in-depth look at the news you'll find al-jazeera investigations that comment analysis and of course you'll find us on life streaming plenty of video on demand to al-jazeera dot com. our main story this hour u.s. president joe biden has promised to restore u.s. global leadership and to mend fractured diplomatic relationships in his 1st major foreign policy address the president also pledged support for u.s. led peace efforts in yemen saying the war has to end where 5 years after the launch of the saudi led military offensive country is suffering from the world's worst humanitarian crisis america is back diplomacy is back.

something we have witnessed again in the past 2 weeks so who's on the naughty list belgium germany denmark hungry finland and sweden have all been given it 10 days to provide a good reason why they put these restrictions on freedom of movement in place or to relax the restrictions that have been put there the e.u. commission's unlikely to win easily on this one we've heard from the german side who've defended their move these measures obviously put a massive strain on border regions commuters and the transport of goods and the single market but the protection of our citizens aspire amount finland has also issued a statement saying that yes they recognise this is far from ideal but they deem it necessary the recalcitrant member states of all received letters this week saying that a means that they're trying to achieve can be reached through different means we believe that the objective justifiably pursued by germany the protection of public health during a pandemic could be attained by less restrictive measures here in germany any travel is coming from the czech republic from slovakia or fr

sea and commit totally to renewable energy well denmark's overall plan is to build 2 of these islands one in the north sea and one in the baltic by 2030 the islands are projected to generate 5 gigawatts of energy from offshore wind farms with the potential to increase capacity later on that's enough to power about 5000000 households almost double what's needed for denmark's 2700000 households copenhagen plans on exporting the excess will converting it to green fuels to power heavy transportation like planes ships and trucks. well mining giant valets reached a multi-billion dollar settlement with brazilian authorities for the collapse of the burma denio dam that killed $270.00 people 11 people are still missing 2 years on from that the rupture unleashed enough mining waste to bury the equivalent of $300.00 soccer pitches $7000000000.00 payment to ask your eye a state will be used to compensate the families of victims and fund projects throughout the affected region. watching the news hour live from london still ahead the club world cup is off and running in kowtow all the action from t

commuting to work it's still allowed but has become more difficult for people working in denmark it has partially closed its border and stepped up checks out of concerns about the new coronavirus variant doctors influence books say that new variant is much more can do just than previous forms of the virus its symptoms can be more severe even for younger patients hospital managers say the city's revenue growth in case numbers must be stopped. right now we really have to keep plans books sealed off from other places perhaps even a larger area because it's not just a city that is affected but also nearby towns and countryside. schools and friends who remain closed unlike most other cities and regions across germany where many children are set to return to classrooms on monday online for more i'm joined by data they don't believe political correspondent nina reno on the one hand we have a slight increase in corona virus cases recorded in germany in the last 7 days on the other hand schools and day care centers across the country will reopen on monday how does that fit together. yes it does

which are belgium, denmark, finland, germany, hungary, and sweden.ho were currently applying stricter measures than what is provided for and direct recommendation, including leaving or entering the country. reporter: while targeted restriction measures are necessary in the eyes of the eu commission, blank ba no the virus taught us that closing borders does not stop it, but we see the disruptions. reporter: with spring on its way, another fight is waiting to break out among european leaders. greece suggested an eu wide vaccination certificate. other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports, with the block as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter. but the biggest challenge of all is this -- is the slow rollout of the vaccination program. leading to growing in patients among leaders. >> new european commission should exploit the economic power of the eu to put pressure on these huge operations. reporter: from ramping up vaccine production to closer coordination, a lot is on the table. brent: we have t

denmark finland germany hungary and sweden who are currently applying stricter measures than what is provided for in the recommendation in particular bans on entering or leaving the country while targeted restrictive measures on non-essential travel are necessary in the eyes of the e.u. commission blanket bans like those applied here in belgium do not serve this purpose the virus taught us that closing the borders does not stop it but we see the disruptions with spring on its way another fight among european leaders is waiting to break out greece in an attempt to save its holiday season had suggested an e.u. wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow rollout of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stumbling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders. couple of not because the european co

commuting to work it's still allowed but has become more difficult for people working in denmark it has partially closed its border and stepped up checks out of concerns about the new coronavirus variant doctors in france books say that new variant is much more can do just than previous forms of the virus its symptoms can be more severe even for younger patients hospital managers say the city's revenue growth in case numbers must be stopped. right now we really have to keep plans books sealed off from other places perhaps even a larger area because it's not just a city that is affected but also nearby towns and countryside. schools and will remain closed unlike most other cities and regions across germany where many children are set to return to classrooms on monday. let's bring you up to date now on some of the developments in the pandemic russia has approved its 3rd vaccine against covert 19 however late stage trials of the new job called kovacs have yet to begin more than 2 dozen people working for the president of south sudan have tested positive and are now in quarantine president

denmark finland germany hungary and sweden who are currently applying stricter measures than what is provided for in the recommendation in particular bans on entering or leaving the country while targeted restrictive measures on non-essential travel are necessary in the eyes of the e.u. commission blanket bans like those applied here in belgium do not serve this purpose the virus taught us that closing borders does not stop it but we see that disruption with spring on its way another fight among european leaders is waiting to break out greece in an attempt to save its holiday season had suggested an e.u. wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter. but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow roll out of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stalling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders. pace couple of enough because the europe

i cannot bring it to denmark or a group known as men in black held a church rallied of a sunday night a chance of freedom for denmark we've had enough or heard the group invited people from all over the country to join the march in the city of our house. on the brussels on some our stuff locations across the city in a protest organized on social media say more than 400 people were at the table last week the belgian government bond all known the sensual cross border trouble is in addition to nightly curfew the closure of bars restaurants to belgium suffered one of the highest death rates in the world since the start of the pandemic. meanwhile the u.k. and the european union clashed over vaccine supplies germany house threatened astra zeneca with legal action over a vaccine delay saying the company should face pelosi if it gives britain preferential treatment. if it turns out that individual company is to not complying with the legations a decision must be made to both legal consequences well while we've heard of threats of legal action from peter out by just there the german economy mi

of freedom for denmark and we've had enough the group invited people from all over the country to join the march in the city of our house. and in brussels stop locations across the city in a protest organized on social media say more than 400 people were detained last week the belgian government found all non-essential course border trouble in addition to nightly curfews on the closure of bars and the rest. has suffered one of the highest death rates in the world since the start. meanwhile the european union and the u.k. have clashed over vaccine supplies germany has threatened astra zeneca with legal action over a faxing delay saying the company should face penalties if it gives britain preferential treatment. if it turns out that individual company is not complying with the legations a decision must be made to both legal consequences well while we've heard of threats of legal action from peter out by just there the german economy minister there are some signs of a reporter being attempted to be made but in this 3 way dispute between the european union the united kingdom and the pharm

another reason might be him of our stocks mayor he is originally from denmark and had just started his political career when the pandemic hit before that he was an entry printer helpful when leading a team. minded people looked very surprised when i said now we're going to shut everything down it took 15 minutes and then they started working all together as a strong team and immediately put my words in action and i can understand that when the new mayor suddenly says we're going to shut everything down they are going to see i was the. now he wants to do things differently again the mayor has suggested opening up business is before everyone else as an example for germany. we would be very happy to offer ourselves as a pilot city that way we can look at which concepts can be implemented that's a search reason for the low number of infections could be the north specs a nation strategy relative to its inhabitants they have vaccinated more people than any other region in germany. and there is something else a few family doctors are gaining nationwide attention because they started vaccinati

wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter. but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow rollout of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stumbling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders. i would replace couple of enough because the european commission should exploit the economic power of the e.u. to put pressure on much huge corporations. from ramping up vaccine production to closer coordination a lot is on the table well ahead of this virtual e.u. summit we have our correspondents across the continent lined up for you here in berlin delhi and rome seem a good time and in london big masses standing by bigger let's start with you the u.k. of course no longer e.u. member up but by far the most successful european country when it comes to vaccinations and many europeans are asking themselves has the u.k. success been helped by breck

the score was close for most of the final despite a mismatch outside denmark's captain and goalkeeper nicholas london it is stunning 15 saves to demoralize the swedish attack and 2 goal cautions enough for the danes to secure a 2nd consecutive title against their up stuck. start remind you of our top story at this hour myanmar's military leaders have seize control of the country and detained keep government officials including de facto leave our sons and cheat the generals accuse the severely government to failing to at times voter fraud in last november's election. he wus a science magazine tomorrow today it is next looking at 0 atoms on the back of the top of the out of the. blue. how is this dolphin doing and what is this polar bear feeling right now unfortunately we can't just ask them. all so how can you measure animal wellbeing. researchers are developing methods to find out when our animals doing well. toward to doing. next. w. . under a softie it's in my hands. where i come from raw jordan mintz an important new soft transmitting nuance and form ish and when i was young my con

in denmark a group known as men and black how they torched rally on sunday nights they were chanting for freedom for denmark and saying we've had enough the group invited people from all over the country to join the march in the city of our house. and finally in brussels hundreds of people amassed at locations across the city and they protest organizers on social media police say more than 400 people were detained last week the belgian government banned all non-essential cross border travel that's in addition to nightly curfews and the closure of bars and restaurants belgium has suffered one of the highest death rates in the world since the start of the pandemic of the case numbers have declined sharply this curbs were introduced. you know all the e.u. and u.k. have clashed over vaccine supplies germany has threatened astra zeneca with legal action over back seen delays saying the company should face penalties if it gets britain preferential treatment. if it turns out that individual company is to not complying with the legations a decision must be made to both legal consequences wel

denmark finland germany hungary and sweden who are currently applying stricter measures than what is provided for in the recommendation in particular bans on entering or leaving the country while targeted restrictive measures on non-essential travel are necessary in the eyes of the e.u. commission blanket bans like those applied here in belgium do not serve this purpose the virus taught us that closing borders does not stop it but we see that disruption with spring on its way another fight among european leaders is waiting to break out greece in an attempt to save its holiday season had suggested an e.u. wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow rollout of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stumbling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders. couple of enough because the european com

denmark finland germany hungary and sweden who are currently applying stricter measures than what is provided for in the recommendation in particular bans on entering or leaving the country while targeted restrictive measures on non-essential travel are necessary in the eyes of the e.u. commission blanket bans like those applied here in belgium do not serve this purpose the virus taught us that closing borders does not stop it but we see the disruptions with spring on its way another fight among european leaders is waiting to break out greece in an attempt to save its holiday season had suggested an e.u. wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter. but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow roll out of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stumbling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom and lead to growing impatience among its leaders. it appears couple of enough because the

the commission sent specific letters raising our concerns to 6 member states which are belgian denmark finland germany hungary and sweden who are currently applying stricter measures in what is provided for in the recommendation in particular bans on entering or leaving the country while targeted restrictive measures on non-essential travel are necessary in the eyes of the e.u. commission blanket bans like those applied here in belgium do not serve this purpose the virus taught us that closing borders does not stop it but we see the disruptions with spring on its way another fight among european leaders is waiting to break out greece in an attempt to save its holiday season had suggested an e.u. wide vaccination certificate other member states like denmark and sweden have already begun developing their own passports with a bloc as a whole risking fragmentation on the matter but the biggest challenge of all is the rather slow rollout of the e.u. wide vaccination program production shortfalls and other stumbling blocks have left the e.u. trailing behind countries like the united kingdom

a group known as men in black in denmark organize a torchlight march on sunday demonstrators chanted freedom for denmark and we've had enough they believe the current restrictions are a violation of their freedoms the group invited supporters from all over the country to join the march which began in the early evening at city hall and went through the city center. and in brussels hundreds of people turned up at several locations around the city after numerous calls to protest circulated on social media police say over $400.00 people were arrested last week the prime minister banned non-essential trips in and out of the country until march 1st and that's on top of an existing curfew and the closure of bars and restaurants belgium has registered one of the highest death rates in the world during the pandemic but recent restrictions have brought infection and hospital cases down. in while as the blocks of vaccine roll out struggles to get going in the e.u. and u.k. have clashed over vaccine supplies germany has threatened astra zeneca with legal action over vaccine delay is saying the c

the nearest is denmark— and a half percent. the nearest is denmark and 4% in slovakia.ay in which we are leading the world, and from genome tracing _ leading the world, and from genome tracing to _ leading the world, and from genome tracing to vaccination roll—out. and we should — tracing to vaccination roll—out. and we should be very proud of ourselves as a nation — we should be very proud of ourselves as a nation. these are young people who have _ as a nation. these are young people who have said i will be a guinea pig, _ who have said i will be a guinea pig, i_ who have said i will be a guinea pig, iwill— who have said i will be a guinea pig, i will actually be a human living — pig, i will actually be a human living test—bed to see that if you infect _ living test—bed to see that if you infect me — living test—bed to see that if you infect me deliberately with my blood tests all— infect me deliberately with my blood tests all the time, having a trial for how— tests all the time, having a trial for how it — tests all the time, having a trial for how it is that all is

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hundreds of people in denmark of protest against coronavirus restrictions around $600.00 demonstrators rallied in front of parliament to denounce what they call dictatorship and they say plans for a vaccination passport will infringe on their freedom denmark is reporting around 450 cases of coven 1000 a day which is well down from the peak of 4 and a half 1000 back in december. so great news for us here at al-jazeera as our journalist mahmud hussein has been released after more than 4 years in prison in egypt he was arrested in 262016 while simply visiting his residence in cairo and was never formally charged with a crime or put on trial barbara has our report. home at last and a joyful welcome for mahmoud hussain after 2 years in prison. multiple organizations campaigned for his release and say could open the door for other journalists wrongly held in egypt but news release can be a step forward. loosening up the repression in egypt there are dozens more journalists in egypt in jail there has been a mass crackdown closing of. sharon. i think it really didn't help but we hope it will b

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another reason might be him of our stocks mayor he is originally from denmark and had just started his political career when the pandemic hits before that he was an entry printer helpful when leading a team. people looked very surprised when i said now we're going to shut everything down it took 15 minutes and then they started working all together as a strong team and immediately put my words in action and i can understand that when the new mayor suddenly says we're going to shut everything down here it will be about it's. a search reason for the lower number of infections could be the north vaccination strategy relative to its inhabitants they have vaccinated more people than any other region in germany and there is something else a few family doctors are gaining nationwide attention because they started vaccinating people in their own practice unique in germany because so far people had to go to vaccination centers to get the jap administering it has been doable for doctors here contrary to popular belief the biotech pfizer vaccine can be stored. a normal fridge temperature for a co

in other reason might be him of our stocks mayor he is originally from denmark and had just started his political career when the pandemic hits before that he was an entry printer helpful when leading a team. minded people looked very surprised when i said now we're going to shut everything down it took 15 minutes and then they started working all together as a strong team and immediately put my words in action and i can understand that when the new mayor suddenly says we're going to shut everything down here it will be about it's i was dished now he wants to do things differently again the mayor has suggested opening up business is before everyone else as an example for germany. we would be very happy to offer ourselves as a pilot city that way we can look at which concepts can be implemented in the search reason for the low number of infections could be the north vaccination strategy relative to its inhabitants they have vaccinated more people than any other region in germany. and there is something else a few family doctors are gaining nationwide attention because they started vaccin

denmark have been crowned handball world champions champions after defeating underdogs sweden $2624.00 in cairo the scores were close for most of the final despite the mismatches denmark's captain and goalkeeper nicholas landon made a stunning 15 saves to demoralize the swedish tac to gold cushion was that enough for the danes to secure a 2nd consecutive title and are stopped by us. this is d.w. coming up next in news asia and more on the killing me and mark with a country in danger of sliding back into a military dictatorship. and china threatens to retaliate after britain extends residency rights for potentially millions of hong kong. those doors are indeed up in east asia in just a moment i'll be back at the top of the hour of the day. how is this dolphin doing and what is this polar bear feeling right now unfortunately we can't just ask i'm. bored so how can you measure animal wellbeing. researchers are developing methods to find out when our animals doing well. to the world teaching. in 60 minutes on g.w. . how the virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this and trying to

variant known as b 117 is 48% of the sequences in denmark right now. but look at where cases and deaths are in denmark today. 30 seconds of really high school level research and the scary variant thesis falls apart. it embarrassing. the biggest lie of all, it's all trump's fault. >> remember the cdc delayed issuing a mask suggestion and order. we had keeping restaurants and indoor dining open. not fully putting in place other safety measures. you compare the united states to other countries, we did much worse. >> laura: okay. old zeke needs to innoculate yourself against lying. we have done very well against other established countries. we did that in june. the pro lock down states boosted the highest covid death rates. so much for follow the science. do you notice that they never retract or apologize for their bad old predictions? like the histrionics of cnn reporters after the super bowl celebration in tampa. >> they're only supposed to take their masks off while eating or drinking but you can see quite a large crowd. certainly not all in one single