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says he was demoted for refusing to don faith threats posed by white nationalists and washington ference in elections the house intelligence committee is investigating the claims you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera we'll have more news for you after inside story do stay with us. is the coronavirus pandemic a chance to tackle climate change scientists say we shouldn't forget the dangers of the warming climate foothold for major economies small island nations so can a recovery from the global health crisis help heal our environment as well this isn't such a story. out of there on that clock welcome to the special edition of inside story in collaboration with the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies not world sadly well aware of the crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic but many experts are saying the world also urgently needs to refocus on a formal dangerous threat the reality of runaway climate change with attention focusing on cave in 19 the impacts of a warming world rage on them without climate changing faster than predicted right now

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fight this , i'mdable foe, covid-19 surprised we have come back as quickly as we have. 2008-2009,ference is we had a sick recovery -- a sick economy. here it was the best economy i can recall in 37 years of having my own business pre-covid. that is reflected in how it want s to spring back. there will be places of demand destruction that i do not know how you will get them back until you have heard immunity and a vaccine. airlines have been a question. how healthy are they. every scene was filled on the united flight i took back to d.c. yesterday. it hadights prior to some rumor capacity. that is another good barometer of how i think across the board refining the economy that may need specific targeted help, not the wish list the democrats are asking for. david: taking some of the money left over from the cares act, maybe redirecting and loosening restrictions and adding a little bit more, but in essence, you and some of your republicans are willing to say if that is what we do, that is enough. we'll take the risk of what happens to the economy between now and the election. sen. braun: t

presidential election in men's homes the 9th shanker in fact used to said there was threats of russian into ference in his country's affairs if people didn't vote for him polenta had claimed he won with 8 percent the full as now as we know tens of thousands of people out on the streets of men who reject that and many most western powers of also rejected that 80 percent result on the calling for every election putin has decided but who has decided it's about. previously there was no love lost between these 2 leaders but the payoff for putin may well be that way once had an irritating and not very compliant neighbor to the south well now look. it's viable to vote in the. thank you venice myth for that update on the wrist from bill yes. let's get a coronavirus update now we're starting in africa protests there over scandals related to the purchase of medical equipment 1st south africa with the orders to general found frightening findings that these words in the allocation of coded 900 funds in some cases the personal protective equipment was purchased 5 times more than the suggested price in kenya the