now the results are promising, but it's not safe because european medical edge of say, the agency didn't really check it. we need to wait for this check, but it is possible that we have twice as many doses of vaccine as we need in europe . and then it's already clearly planned that we give a lot of these vaccines to poorer countries on top of kovacs. the european union will contribute, so that our neighbors and not so poor countries like africa, will have access to the vaccine. and that the missile is why is it important for the european union that there is equitable access to vaccines? is that they explain why that is in the interest of the european union. it is in our interest that people in all over the world have access as soon as possible. it is not equitable, we have to be honest. i'm fighting for the best possible medical condition also in poor countries. since 30 years i worked in guatemala, i'm. i was a member of the development committee and it's an important target for me, but we will not be able to supply everybody around the world. at the same day, we will start in europe, a

now the results are promising, but it's not safe because european medical agency agency didn't really check it. we need to wait for this check, but it is possible that we have twice as many doses of vaccine as we need in europe . and then it's already clearly planned that we give a lot of these vaccines to poorer countries on top of kovacs. the european union will contribute, so that our neighbors and not so poor countries like africa, will have access to the vaccine and that missoni. so why is it important for the european union that there is equitable access to vaccines? is it ok? explain why that is in the interest of the european union. it is in our interest that people in all over the world have access as soon as possible. it is not equitable, we have to be honest. i'm fighting for the best possible medical condition also in poor countries. since 30 years. i worked in guatemala, i'm. i was a member of the development committee and it's an important target for me, but we will not be able to supply everybody around the world. at the same day, we will start in europe, and united sta

of course, the european medical agency brit checks the data and, but i'm optimistic. my own take is a serious company, and i don't think there was any fraud,, so it will be checked. but i don't expect problems there. then maybe in c., you're reading long term side effects. but this isn't 0 in either back since we see that side effects. also normally after some months. and that's why i think it's responsible. it might see is that the data is correct, that it can be improved. because only yesterday in germany, $261.00 people died from over 1000. this is a huge number and. ready we were, we are, we're getting through a very hard time, other countries, even even worse time now. and that's why i think this, the theoretical side effects that the future cannot justify, that we don't get vaccine in the next months. or i paid speaking to us from brussels, thank you very much. thank you. well, they had to say, as we were just hearing, their finding of fact, same can be same in the race and surgeon, you covered cases, health care systems across europe have sounded the alarm with

also stressing that the vaccine or any other vaccine will be 1st, have to be accepted by the european medical agencies. so it's hard to talk about a timeline here, even if the commission said that it might be available to us earlier. at the end of this year, the pandemic has really shaken european union lawmakers heads the commission considering new ways to respond to crises in the future. talk to me a little bit about that the a commission asked for actually today again european how of union and the aim is to strengthen the corporation coordination. not only the covert 1000 crisis but also in other possible health emergency crisis crisis in the future. because when we look back at the spring, this ring was it from sam, it hits europe, the response was very uncoordinated. it was very caustic, and this has improved a little bit, but it still is the case. it's your country does not quit a very well. so they, it's right to change that and this new regulation it's would speak, for example, possible to declare a european health care emergency which is not possible at the moment. ok, rena strout so

maria: welcome back we have breaking news this morning shares of moderna soaring european medical agency evaluating first batch of data on koad covid-19 vaccine rolling interview until most evidence available to support forger marketing authorization for the vaccine stock is up four and two-thirds percent on this news this morning we're investigating potential fraud in the if 2020 election meanwhile attorneys if ongoing battle of voter misconduct and back doors. in the software of the dominion voting system. yesterday on sunday morning futures i intoak president trump personal attorney rudy giuliani he's a form or prosecutor about the evidence he's seen so far. >> one source says that key point to understand is that this smart maddock system has a back door allows votes to be mirrored monitoring allowing an intervening party real time understanding of how many votes will be needed to gain an elect rile advantage are you saying that states that use that software did that? >> i can prove that they did it in michigan. i can prove it with witnesses. and investigating the rest and every one o

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it's also warned the 2000000 people in urgent need of food, medical supplies, and fuel. the european union has pledged daily 5000000000 dollars in aid. the monday had my young man had a system ahead of it in the past, the war was for the sake of power. but this war is civil and tribal, the arm, how to tribe does not want us to live. they do not accept us, young or old is to gran's. they don't even want the children to live as i don't now what we came on foot. we were walking through days, we did not eat and we had little water no way arrived at the cap. now, 8 days after we arrived, we have food to eat and water to drink. spain is to send extra police to target human traffickers in senegal. this year, more than 18000, people have left some to go by boat to seek asylum in spain's canary islands. that's a 10 fold increase on last year. more than 500 people have died, making the journey around half of those arrivals and most of the deaths have been in the past 30 days. well, spain's foreign minister met with senegal's president in dhaka to discuss the migration from the beginning of cod

talking tough on trade with trump threatening tariffs on his european allies thereby the barriers on cars and lots of other things even medical equipment where it's very very difficult to sell into the european union and they're going to be coming on july 25th to negotiate with us we said if we don't negotiate something fair then we have tremendous retribution which we don't want to use but we have tremendous powers tariff tit for tat is what ended up happening with 25 percent price increases on the telly and cheeses scotch whiskey and french wine coming into the united states the e.u. responded in kind with tariffs on orange juice bourbon peanut butter and harley davidsons the trade bottle had its real roots in a 16 year aerospace slugfest over the subsidies paid by the. us which the w.t. you know later ruled gave it an unfair advantage over us competitor boeing another w t a ruling this autumn gave the green light for brussels to put in place more tariffs on 4000000000 dollars worth of u.s. imports for guess what the us government giving unfair subsidies to and boss but by summer of last year the beef had moved on to beef t

it's also warns 2000000 people in take a day are in urgent need of food, medical supplies, and fuel. the european union's pledged nearly $5000000.00 in aid. there are other groups calling for immediate action as well. refugee international's put our report . it wants a ceasefire urgently negotiated and warns that if the conflict isn't resolved, it could spread to other regions of ethiopia. the group also wants access to the region restored to be brought in without restrictions and over the border in sudan, refugee international says more camps are needed for the refugees along with a big boost in humanitarian assistance or the sudanese authorities have opened 2 camps to cope with the influx of refugees and some of already experience life in these camps as ever. morgan reports from gutter estate. a refugee camp in sudan's got out of state is need too many refugees. but not that has. her parents fled to the camp in 1085 to escape war and famine back in their home country. she's back to the same old camp. this time with her 10 day old child who she gave birth to while fleeing conflict in ethiopia de

it's also warned that 2000000 people in 2 graves are in urgent need of food, medical supplies, and fuel. the european union has pledged nearly $5000000.00 in aid. the monday had my yamaha had a system ahead of it in the past, the war was for the sake of power. but this war is civil and tribal. the um, how to tribe does not want us to live. they do not accept us, young or old is to gran's. they don't even want the children to live as i don't now what we came on foot. we were walking for 3 days. we did not eat and we had little water. we arrived at the camp now 8 days after we arrived. we have food to eat and water to drink. authorities in colombia say that an attack that killed at least 8 people on saturday is linked to drug trafficking. police say that a group of heavily armed men opened fire in a dormitory at a coffee plantation in the northwest antioquia region, a separate attack on sunday. in the southwestern region of caracas, left at least 5 people dead. colombia's seen a rise in attacks as rival gangs battle over control of the country's lucrative cocaine trade. and he racism protesters have ga

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the european lockdowns are leading to more suffering, delayed medical care, and financial devastation lockdowns, layoffs, misery, and getting rid of your second amendment. they want to hurt our police, but they want to take away your guns. very interesting, isn't it? if you want a vaccine to kill the virus, a job to support your family, and freedom to live your life, then go cast your ballot, cast your vote for me. we are going to do it. [cheers and applause] but you don't have to take my we are doing it. word for it because in certain states that i like a lot, we spend a lot of money for -- look at that over there. look at that. you are going to see something right now. you don't have to listen. please roll the video. roll it. ♪ >> my problem is i voted for nafta. i am supporting nafta because i think it is a positive thing to do, and i do not pretend to be an expert on international trade matters. >> trade agreements like nafta and permanent trade relations with china would force american workers to compete against people making pennies an hour as a result of a loss of 160,000 jobs.

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that's why the european travel information system being no 12023 is very important, not notes and medical insists the security measures are not about a confrontation between islam and christianity, but about society having to confront terrorism and contempt for democracy. let's look at some other news stories from around the world. the u.s. supreme court has heard arguments to repeal the country's affordable care act, person stablished under president obama. the act ensures health coverage for people with preexisting conditions and covers tens of millions of people. president likes joe biden says he plans to expand its scope long time palestinian negotiator, saya better count has died of covert 19 at the age of 65 for nearly 30 years at a cat champion palestinian statehood as a solution to the conflict with israel. a dream he never saw realized palestinian president mahmoud abbas has declared 3 days of mourning. a guatemalan village, destroyed by landslides during hurricane etta has been declared uninhabitable. authorities have suspended the search for victims and designated cave, an offi

had the smallest town and the largest on the economy by far but the european lockdowns are leading to more suffering, delayed medical. a vote for biden is a vote for a lot downs, layoffs, missouri and getting rid of your 2nd amendment. they want to hurt our police and they want to take away your guns. very interesting is in the? if you want a vaccine to kill the virus the job to support your family and freedom to live your life then go cast her ballot, cast your vote for me. [cheers and applause] we are going to do it. we are doing it. but you don't have to take my word for it because certain states states that i like a lot we spend a lot of money. look at that over there. look at that. you are going to say something right now. please roll the video. roll it. ♪ >> i am supporting nafta because i think it's a positive thing to do and i do not pretend to be an expert on international trade matters. >> trade agreements like nafta and trade relations with china which forced american workers to compete against people making pennies an hour has resulted in the loss of 160,000 jobs. >> the president is absolutely right whe

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and includes good medical insurance, because in 2021, if we travel to europe, the european health insuranceer be valid. so you are going to need that health insurance. finally, if you can, book with a credit card. what happens if somebody decides to bite the bullet, book a holiday for christmas, and then it turns out the lockdown is extended? a real risk and each of the different countries in the uk are applying different lockdown rules, different lengths of lockdown, so very possible that may happen. the best advice i could give you with lockdown and if it's extended is to make sure you are booking with a trusted accommodation provider, holiday provider, one that will give you a refund. the law is broadly on your side. if you book with a package holiday operator, a good one, you book with an accommodation provider, a good one, you should be able to get a refund if lockdown is extended. remember destination weddings? they've always been big business for places like the seychelles or the maldives. lovely, sun—kissed glamorous islands, suitable for the very best day of your life. or what abou

that's why the european travel information system being launched in 2023 is very important, not notes and medical insists. the security measures are not about a confrontation between islam and christianity. but about society having to confront terrorism and contempt for democracy or brussels correspondent barbara van zyl, sent us this assessment of the challenge. the u. faces in making any possible changes to the schengen agreement. for european leaders, a lot is at stake. they need to appear tough in protecting their citizens, bought some of their proposals, spring restrictions to internal border controls. for instance, within the schengen free travel zone, they can possibly impede their movement of radicalized individuals. on the other hand, they can also hinder the movement off workers and goods, or knocking at tough a controlled against in the content on the internet. critics fear, wrist trick, sions. for the freedom of expression. for european leaders, there are no easy victories in the fight against islamic terrorism in europe. they need to strike the delegate balance between citizens' righ

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that number is likely to increase and 2000000 people in tikrit urgently need food, medical supplies, and fuel. the european union has nearly 5000000 dollars in aid and aid groups are calling for immediate action in a new report, refugee international wants a ceasefire urgently negotiated. it warns that if the conflict isn't resolved, it could spread to other regions of ethiopia. the group also wants access to, to gray for aid to be brought in without restrictions across the border in sudan, refugee international says more camps are needed for refugees along with a big boost in humanitarian assistance. a sudanese authorities have opened 2 camps to cope with the influx of refugees and as he morgan reports from god, every state's some have experienced life like this before refugee camp in sudan's got a lot of state is need too many refugees, but not it has this fight her parents fled to the camp in 1085 to escape war and famine back in their home country. she's back to the same old camp this time with her 10 day old child who she gave birth to while fleeing conflict in ethiopia's degrade region. and then more

us, but the facilities that we have here don't exist in other european countries or the rest of the world. we can do high quality medically selland rehabilitation. the most important thing is to recognize the rehab needs of our patients. and to match them to the appropriate treatments. twenty's who buys at the moment, see greed is on a small dose of medication that appears to be working well for her. and thankfully her mental health is also improving. once again, as he does, she tells dr from hold that one of the major attractions of the clinic was that patients can meet to discuss how they're all progressing. after living with a long term effects of the disease. conversations like these are validating because patients can understand and empathize with one another and see great finds it extremely beneficial as it this was a trick aside. patients have gathered for another session to talk about their experiences. just go for it. it's intense after 2 and a half weeks. i feel like i can greens more deeply. it's not clear why mr. death has anyone ever explained why it is so difficult for us? lasik, people like us to do things

economically and will medically it makes sense for both the european union and the uk to do a deal.uld answer your question is by saying it seems to me he faces to the rather unpalatable choices. one is to go for a no deal praxis and all the government itself forecasts that would bring an tremendous economic shock. 0r would bring an tremendous economic shock. or go for a deal but then face the problem of having the pro brexit purists in his own party saying there is been too much compromise with the eu. so it's a difficult choice which ever way borisjohnsonjumps. difficult choice which ever way boris johnson jumps. and difficult choice which ever way boris johnsonjumps. and i guess that choice was always coming at some point because there is tension between the desire to continue trading closely with the european union and the desire to have more sovereignty. again, the nail on the head. that's always what this is been about. if you see it from the eu point of view, their take on it has always been the uk is essentially from the moment of the referendum wanted everything that it lik

from those countries, which we have visa, free travel with the european travel information system being no 12023 is very important. not medical insists the security measures are not about a confrontation between islam and christianity. but about society having to confront terrorism and contempt for democracy. let's have a look at some other news stories from around the world. the u.s. supreme court has heard arguments to repeal the country's affordable care act 1st established under president obama. the act ensures health care and health coverage for people with preexisting conditions and covers tens of millions of people. president elect joe biden said he plans to expand its scope with longtime palestinian negotiator. saya better cause has died of covert buying team at the age of 65. for nearly 30 years ever caught champion palestinian statehood as a solution to the conflict with israel. a dream he never saw realized, palestinian president mahmoud abbas has declared 3 days of mourning. russia has begun to disperse, to the ploy peacekeeping forces the disputed territory of no governor trying force a cease fire between azerbai