they consider china a developing nation and because china is a developing nation they take massive advantage of the united states why didn't other president stop this i've been talking about it from the day i got it and we're looking at that very very strongly world trade w so i have probably the world health and world trade both of them i'm not sure which is worse you want to know the truth but we'll figure it out ok. today the united states still plays the prime role at the heart of the un. but it has moved away from a great many international organizations that are very important to. the u.n. human rights council unesco the vienna agreement on the iranian nuclear program. and also the paris agreement. to preserve the integrity so here you have china acting inside the united nations not to create programs or new initiatives but to gain legitimacy and defend itself support basically to avoid anything that goes against its own particular interests that's not new but other countries do the same thing. but given the size of china and the sometimes contrary nature of the interests they protect

the secretary general of the united nations antonio terrace on a session of the general assembly uncovered 91 tragedy and the public house humanitarian and development emergency for the 1st time since 1045 entire world is confronted by a common threat regardless of nationality at the city of face but while coffee at 19 does not discriminate our efforts to prevent and can tell you need to do for that reason the put there because it the poorest and most vulnerable in our societies hardest it is having a devastating impact on all the people on women and girls on low income communities on the magine allies and isolated it is presenting new sets of the 20 such agenda and the sustainable development goals from the start arts the world us organization provided factual information and scientific guidance that should have been the basis for a quarter to 8 you global response unfortunately many of these recommendations were not followed and in some situations there was a rejection affects. and ignore those of the universe and when countries go in their own direction the virus goes in every direction. the social and economic impact of the pandemic is enormous

thunited states has one of the highest rates among developed nations.he virus has hit all three especially hard. ellen ehmke works in berlin for oxfam, an ngo that focuses on alleviating poverty worldwide. >> the pandemic has hit in a world that was already characterised by massive inequalities, driven by the climate crisis and poor working conditions. our analysis shows that the pandemic is merely making pre-existing inequalities even more extreme, and hits the poorest the hardest. >> what makes countries marked by extreme inequality so vulnerable? more vulnerable than even some of the least developed countries it seems? one contributory factor is the interaction between rich and poor. the first person to die of covid-19 in rio de janeiroas a 63-year-old domestic worker. a very wealthy woman who had she caught it from her employer, a very wealthy woman who had been infected with the virus in europe and passed it on. there are many such stories. domestic workers that contract e virus and introduce it to their families, and nehborhoods, where it can caus

they consider china a developing nation and because china is a developing nation they take massive advantage of the united states why didn't the president stop this i've been talking about a from the day i got it and we're looking at that very very strongly world trade w so i have probably the world health and world trade both of them i'm not sure which is worse you want to know the truth but we'll figure it out ok. today the united states still plays the prime role at the heart of the un. but it has moved away from a great many international organizations that are very important to. the un human rights council unesco the vienna agreement on the iranian nuclear program. and also. the paris agreement. was a very good so here you have china acting inside the united nations not to create programs or new initiatives but to gain legitimacy and defend itself basically to avoid anything that goes against its own particular interests that's not new but other countries do the same thing. but given the size of china and the sometimes contrary nature of the interests they protect that makes it more ser

but compared to developed nations there is insufficient support for people on the spectrum for employment and overall social integration. amidst the back drop, an innovative coffee shop opened in 2018. the love coffee cafe employs young people on the spectrum who can gain real life experiences here that contribute to surprising transformation. the work inspires great hope in their parents. >>> the cafe also conducts other unique activities, such as expanding the world of those with asd using the power of music. children with autism spectrum disorder encounter difficulty communicating with others and can often become isolated. it's for that reason that in china they are often called children of the stars. now children on the spectrum are getting support and slowly gaining the skills to live independently. this episode follows their challenges and progress. in this public facility, a group of volunteers offers free classes to students with asd. china, schools have yet to offer dedicated support for students on the autism spectrum. because of this many children cut short their compulsory edu

to keep doing good but what about developing nations other thing calls from ethiopia's prime minister for $100000000000.00 in economic stimulus from the g 20 and the g 20 has offered a debt holiday i mean that's that's not going to get them very far is it no you're right i mean i think you know this economic recovery program that we need to go through is going to be multi-faceted i think if you look at the other end of the continuum shift away from just the government you know i think banks and finances and credit institutions also need to look at what sort of you know either. you know facilities or more terms they can get especially to small businesses who often really are not part of the largely banked sector or those who can easily access credit and credit financing you know i think supplies need to look at what the what they can do in terms of allowing some sort of flexibility supply chains also need to be open and flexible so i think you know i agreed there is huge amounts of money that governments probably need to set aside if they're looking at stimulating economies as

makes that point in its latest report tad is it's also a night and says the least developed nations may have so far been spared the worst effects of the health emergency and the economic impact of the pandemic has been dramatic it warns that years of progress toward sustainable development may have been wiped out and lasting damage done or. we're joined now by trade need for at least developed countries at tad thanks a lot for joining us on the program and what tangible economic changes have we seen in the least developed countries as a result of the pandemic we have seen 1st of all a very serious recession and it's the worst economic performance 50 countries are having over the last 30 years this means their years of very painstakingly achieved social and economic progress will be reversed as a result of the recession and of the economic crisis particularly this can be c. in terms of poverty it's the 1st time in 20 years that the poverty rate in the least developed countries is increasing and at the end of the year more than one 3rd of the population of these countries will be livi

in terms of amputee football germany is still a developing nation turkey are the reigning european champions. 5. the german national teams next big goal is 02021 in poland. that's hammett's focused too he's part of the provisional squad. and for the english or minus you know myself i actually wanted to play for my national team but sadly we don't have his name but i also call this place home and i've lived here for 5 years and i want to stay. when you have a goal you give everything and it's my aim to play of the euros with the national team. and i hope i can make it. on the top of that. in december the competition is brought to hold you to the coronavirus pandemic team sports can only be played to a limited extent pam i didn't see man use their free time to stay fit. here then you're talking i know i'm really just a coronavirus pandemic who can still do something about what we were able to play to match days we learned a lot because it was the 1st time we played with multiple teams else the 20 year there aren't many teams just 3 but it was still our 1st tournament. i definitely learnt a lot

makes that point in its latest report tad as it's also known says the least developed nations may have so far been spared the worst effects of the health emergency and the economic impact of the pandemic has been dramatic it warns that years of progress toward sustainable development may have been wiped out and lasting damage done. we're joined now by trade lead for at least developed countries at todd thanks a lot for joining us on the program and what tangible economic changes have we seen in the least developed countries as a result of the pandemic. we have seen 1st of all a very serious recession and it's the worst economic performance that these countries are having over the last 30 years this means their years of very painstakingly achieved that social and economic progress will be reversed as a result of the recession and of the economic crisis particularly this can be c. in terms of poverty it's the 1st time in 20 years that the poverty rate in the least developed countries is increasing and at the end of the year more than one 3rd of the population of these countries

in terms of amputee football germany is still a developing nation. turkey are the reigning european champions. the german national teams next big goal is here a 2021 in poland. that's how meds focus to east part of the provisional squad. and. i actually want to play for my national team but sadly we don't have all but i also call this place home i've lived here for 5 years and i want to stay. when you have a goal you give everything and it's my aim to play of the euros with the national teams. you know i hope i can make it but you are. in december the competition is brought to hold the coronavirus pandemic team sports can only be played to a limited extent am i didn't see mine use their free time to stay fit. through years and years we are living in tough times coronavirus pandemic can still do something. we were able to play too much. we learned a lot because it was the 1st time we played with multiple teams. there are many teams just 3 if you are still our 1st tournament. i definitely learnt a lot for it or else we're not preparing for next year an

they consider china a developing nation and because china is a developing nation they take massive advantage of the united states why did no the president stop this i've been talking about it from there got it and we're looking at that very very strongly world trade w so i have probably the world health and world trade both of them i'm not sure which is worse you want to know the truth but we'll figure it out ok. today the united states still plays the prime role at the heart of the un. but it has moved away from a great many international organizations that are very important. the un human rights council unesco the vienna agreement on the iranian nuclear program. and also. the paris agreement. so here you have china acting inside the united nations not to create programs or new initiatives but to gain legitimacy and defend itself basically to avoid anything that goes against its own particular interests that's not new other countries do the same thing. but given the size of china and the sometimes contrary nature of the interests they protect that makes it more serious. and they are faced w

that the stringent delivery and storage requirements for some of them could prove a hurdle for developing nations in africa and beyond. its axioms have to be stored at existing no temperatures minus 70 degrees celsius and in a developing country such as south africa it proved to be a challenge. this challenge is affecting south africa's medical logistics sector it is scrambling to prepare for its role in what could become the not just distribution of medical supplies in global history. delivering 2 doses of the vaccine to every single south african. delivering under 3000000 doses of vaccines under 30 conditions that need to be delivered in and maintaining that the impeaches is going to be a huge challenge for transport companies like ourselves as well as for the facilities or deceiving these vaccines to be able to store it under those conditions i think is going to take a bit of planning and we need to really be a good of the game. and then there's the issue of safety truck drivers in south africa increasingly face dangers like sabotage and hijackings. truckers say they fear that this situation c

at the economic and environmental consequences of pollution, waste management assistance for developing nations, and ways to support ocean conservation. >> senator leahy, sorry'm late. so then. d has arrived that we talking about plastics in the ocean. why are we having this hearing? so that senator sullivan and senator whitehouse will leave me alone. [laughing] >> highly meritorious reason. >> if we ever clean up classics in the ocean it will be because of these two folks, and senator pat leahy and i would be willing

the regional strength our our efforts in the new and developing nations and the peace keeping. it must be kept man man. our instrument and our hope is the united nations. and i see lit merit in the impatience of those that would bond this imperfect instrument because they dislike our imperfect world. for the troubles of a organization, and if the organization is weakens these troubles can only increase. we may not always agree with every action with every voting majori majority, but as an institution it should have in the future as it has had in the past to since it's inception no stronger or more faithful more than those of the united states of america. >> if you like american history tv, keep up with us on quitter, facebook, and you tube. learn about what happened on this day in history. follow us at c-span history. >> while many holiday traditions will be different this year we can still spend time together. >> a christmas tree is, in addition to many other symbols, a symbol of our optimism for the future. around the world today there are monumental events taking place as hun

community, the regional strength hemisphere relations, the creative strength in our new and developing nationsrength of the united nations. are not enough to keep the peace. it must be kept by men. is instrument and our hope the united nations, and i see impatience of those who would abandon this imperfect orld instrument because they dislike our imperfect world. world troubles of a organization merely reflect the troubles of the world itself, and if the organization is weakened, these troubles can only increase. e may not always agree with every detail and action taken by every officer of the united with every voting majority, as an institution, it as it have in the future, has had in the past, since its more ion, no stronger or faithful member than the united states of america. heal,ause] ford's america. numbing changes were happening in washington, d.c. promised to transform their lives overnight. >>si

creative strength in new and developing nations in peacekeeping strength from the united nations. alone are not enough to keep the peace it must be kept by men. our instrument and our hope is the united nations. impatience of those who would abandon this imperfect world instrument because they dislike our imperfect world. the troubles of the world organization, merely reflect the troubles of the world itself. if the organization is weakened these troubles can only increase. we may not always agree with every detailed act but taken by every officer of the united nations or with every voting majority. at as an institution, it should have in the future as it has had in the past. no stronger or more faithful member than the united states of america. >>> this is american history tv. covering history c-span style with lectures, interviews and discussions, with authors, historians and teachers. 48 hours all weekend every weekend only on c-span 3. >>> sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. dwight d eisenhower residential museum director takes us on a virtual tour abilene kansas showcases the legacy

but not all of the potential vaccines are suitable for the developing world and wealthy nations standat the front of the queue. for more benefit seemed it was funded just part of operation was freed is unlikely to go outside the u.s. in the foreseeable future and that the conditions of the u.s. from a different seem to fry the vaccine which needs to be stored at accardo temperatures minus 70 degrees celsius unfortunate there needs to be unlikely for that scene to be deployed in its current formulation in a country such as south africa so what's left behind is really the s.s.a. nicotine which is it seems that your theory can cut it in south africa because being the preferred candidate for immediate deployment in the country even if south africa can secure enough doses for its population of nearly 60000000 community work and still need to convince a skeptical public. the firm them scared of their fate if it's in stuff i have to know much more because you know all of us we're not there we are seeking in different ways. we all need to know you'll need to tell us if maybe i have h o v how

for example, most people are likely to divide nations into two categories -- advanced and developing.s a graph showing the relationship between child mortality and the average number of children per women in different countries. developing countries tend to have higher birthrates and child mortalities. the figures are much less in advanced countries. the clear gap between advanced and developing nations reinforces the impression of a world divided into two categories. but the graph dates back to 1965. here is similar data for 2019. most countries fit in or close to the category of advanced nations. child mortality has dropped in most nations. we can see that many countries are in between these two categories. the authors of "factfulness" contend that, when we see a gap, more often than not, we fail to see that the majority lies somewhere between the two extremes. from this particular case, we learned that the gap is shrinking and that the global situation is therefore improving. now that the world faces the pandemic, the crisis triggers another factor, the fear instinct. the flood of

that is hugely helpful notjust for this country but for developing nations because obviously it's a muchuires a lot less complicated story and storage. it's a really good day and i think after months and months and months of bad news it as good a have something that we can look forward to and honestly there is a huge challenge mystically enrolling of accident across the country. we will see whether or not... i don't know if you heard tony altman a little earlier but as he would admit he's been a bit of a pessimist and a lot of the stories about timing and how quick and all the rest of it and he actually was in a very optimistic from of mine this evening saying he does believe really that this is the beginning of the end in terms of the pandemic and always talking about being shoulder to shoulder in the pub over easter. i don't know if he's buying or i am but anyway i'm prepared to buy in those circumstances definitely and i might buy one for everybody in the pub the lesser rash promise i might come to regret. to her residence having the covid—i9 chat delivered. more good news. brilliant.

yearstrategists think next developing nations stocks are poised for their breakthrough all-time highs set in 2007. it is not just stocks, it is investors favoring bonds, currencies as well. to add fuel to the fire, hungary and poland listing a veto for the landmark european stimulus package helped their currencies too. this is another area of that boon. joe: today was quieter across risk assets. em, which was very weak in the immediate wake of the crisis and a major underperformer precrisis for years has been on a tear. you see the msci emerging markets index like a rocket the past several weeks. i think it is all-time highs, relative to the s&p and others it is low, but it is coming back hard. romaine: don't get ahead of yourself. it came away 12 points from the 2018 high. i know you are enthusiastic. joe: let's do a different show. if they did not hit an all-time high, what is the point? [laughter] no, a lot of enthusiasm. today, joining us with more insight is a bluebird emerging markets reporter. -- bloomberg emerging markets reporter. what the bigger picture is people are getting

. >> they led the way on instituting, the developed nations, we were the first nationally determined contribution published around the time othe climate summit onhe twelfth of december. >> heading to scotland, drew hendrix? >> thank you. the ime minister mentioned universal credit, the chancellor's decision to increase universal credit during theandemic, the admission of what my constituents, universal edit isn't enough to live on. in january, capping the benefit of thousands of universa credit claimants, that will be 250 pounds per month mainly to famili, he already knows about that level so to scrap the cap and continue or is he going to throw these families to the wall like the 3 million excluded? >> i repeat the point i made earlier on about huge sums the government invested in, looking after families across the whole of the uk well morris of 200 billion pounds, he will support families across this country throughout the pandemic. the objectives, i hope he would agree to get the economy moving again and get people back into work in a way everybody would want. isn't it a fact that

and india are the only developed nations in the world to joinhe group of course, donald trump withdrewhe united states from that international climate adrift -- climate agreement. joe biden has vowed to rejoin as soon as he is put into office. it is an independent body, not specifically part of the presidential team, but it is a pretty symbolic move as we enter the final month of the trump administration. >> kate moody, as you can see, working from home. let's try to keep away from covid-19 as best we possibly can here at france 24. it is time for focus. dangerous pesticides banned in the eu are still being produced here and exported. a dangerous contradiction exposed by greenpeace and the swiss ngo public eye. places like brazil and the united states make up a lucrative market for these pesticides. more on the extent of this dubious trade, and there's a dubious twist -- these countries then export food products to europe. >> welcome to forward farm. the site, which presents itself as an ever on agriculture center, is run by a pesticide giant. it is ideally located for lobbying. >> alm

regional strength of our hemispheric relations, the creator strength of our efforts in the new and developing nationsof the united nations. arms alone are not enough to keep the peace. it must be kept by men. our instrument and our hope is the united nations, and i see little merit in the impatience of those who would abandon this imperfect world instrument because they dislike our imperfect world. for the troubles of a world organization merely reflect the troubles of the world itself, and if the organization is weakened, these troubles can only increase. we may not always agree with every detailed action taken by every officer of the united nations, but with every voting -- or with every voting majority, but as an institution, it should have in the future, as it has had in the past, since its inception, no stronger or more faithful member than the united states of america. [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪

but not all of the potential vaccines are suitable for the developing world and wealthy nations stand at the front of the queue. the more benefits you know about trying to get a part of operation was free to say i'm likely to go outside of the us in the foreseeable future and if the conditions of the us funding to fit seem to fry the vaccine which needs to be stored at all for low temperatures minus 70 degrees celsius unfortunate there needs to be unlikely for that scene to be deployed in its current information in a country such as south africa so what's left behind is really the aesthetic of it's here which is a good. your theory can cut it in south africa because being the preferred candidate for the media deployment in the country even if south africa can secure enough doses for its population of nearly 60000000 community work and still need to convince a skeptical public. the firm i'm scared of the side effects and stuff i have to know much more because you know all of us to be not where we are seeking in different ways. we don't need to tell us if maybe i have a choke me how wha

japan has ordered more vaccines than we have so far. >> you feel bad for those developing nations, too. thank you very much, scott. >>> 6:18. american airlines will offer at-home covid tests for passengers on domestic flights partnering with let's get checked. the tests will cost an extra $129. this is on top of the cost of travel. >>> an all-new trend involving elf on the shelf picking up steam. we know the original elf visits kids around christmastime and reports back to santa if they're good or bad. celebrities are creating their own elf memes. elizabeth banks posting this writing hanks on banks. and kerry "washington post"ing kerry on perry. >> pretty cool. drum roll, please. our "today in the bay" team getting in on the fun, too. harry on kari or dora on laura. our own mike inouye already put a twist on this trend. take a look at this. this was back in 2015, mike. that's when you were taking your own selfie on a shelf or on a desk or on another desk behind kari. >> kari is thrilled. >> we could watch this all morning. he has it on his facebook page. check it out. mike, you were ev

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also reviewing the pfizer bio and tech vaccine for emergency listing however it could take developing nations months to get access. we need to develop more vaccines we should stop we need more least 3 or 4 we need to increase production we need to pull the price down we need we love a woman those vaccines because they have all of the action so far 2 doses so the integration is not finished we need the research to continue we need everyone to support on the search in brazil health experts are warning of a 2nd wave of covert by emptiness authorities continue to struggle to deal with the 1st intensive care units in sao paulo and rio de janeiro running out of beds from rio monica yant to care for ports. as summer approaches in temperatures rise the beaches in rio de janeiro are increasingly packed. and so are the intensive care units both in public and private hospitals 90 percent of them are occupied many of them by younger patients but that's not stopping countless others who believe the couvade 1000 pandemic could soon i'm no longer afraid of the coronavirus nobody is just look around ignoring

in terms of amputee football germany is still a developing nation. the reigning european champions. the german national teams next big goal is 02021 in poland. that's how meds focus to he's part of the provisional squad. with english or may not actually wants to play for my national team but sadly we don't have it but i also call this place home i've lived here for 5 years and i want to stay. and when you have a goal you give everything and it's my aim to play of the euros with the national teams. you know i hope i can make it but you are. only. in december the competition is brought to a halt to the coronavirus pandemic team sports can only be played to a limited extent how many didn't seem and use their free time to stay fit. through years and years we're living in tough times a coronavirus pandemic who can still do something. we were able to play too much. we learned a lot because it was my 1st time we played with multiple teams or else the point here there aren't many teams just 3 if you are still our 1st tournament. i definitely learnt a lot for it or else we'll learn to parent

in terms of amputee football germany is still a developing nation. turkey are the reigning european champions. the german national team's next big goal is 02021 in poland. that's how many focus too he's part of the provisional squad. for the english minor i actually want to play for my a national team but sadly we don't have one but i also call this place home and i've lived here for 5 years and i want to stay. and when you have a goal you give everything and it's my aim to play of the euros with the national team. but not so not my hope i can make it but you are. in december the competition is brought to a hold you to the coronavirus pandemic team sports can only be played to a limited extent how many didn't seem and use their free time to stay fit. through years and years we are living in tough times a coronavirus pandemic who can still do something. we were able to play too much. we learned a lot because it was the 1st time we played with multiple teams. we knew there are many teams just 3 if you do still our 1st tournament. i definitely learnt a

for many especially in developing nations the pandemic has made things all the more challenging overstretched health care systems and lockdowns mean many of the services they rely on day to day have disappeared how has covert 1000 affected this diverse group of people and what can be done to make sure their needs aren't neglected. welcome to over 19 special i'm chris called. now doesn't come as a surprise that people in need of special care are facing extra difficulties during a time when health care systems around the world are stretched sometimes beyond the limits of the pandemic is taking its toll on people with disabilities on several fronts here's one example from india. samir khan was just 10 when he was 1st diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy. disorder that has a crippling effect on his whole body it means he needs help from others for all of his daily activities. but despite his condition confound it a garment factory and amount appear district it took him 3 years to set up the business and to establish trust with his clients even though. we the members have come to the they had so