fost forward 7 months and the world seems to be going stir crazy frustrations at the ongoing restrictions economic uncertainty congress surging infection rates have driven some tempers to boiling point and the focus for this is off to those who don't wear mosques. the fall season which i don't think is ok. with her about. her. not. that i think. you got while government struggled to contain the virus new hardships have inflamed old tensions in this instance 2 passengers on the u.k. bus bubbly and physically abuse and apparently asian teenage girl for not covering her face. was. very different i have told her. the mosque has become a synonymous with the pandemic both as a symbol of protection and also a restriction science supports using the research shows they cut down the chances of transmitting and catching coronavirus and could reduce the severity of any infections but for some not wearing mosque means freedom from state intervention that seen few countries. get the virus under control with more than a 1000000 dead worldwide protesters across the globe saying what's the point and with

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economy and the government should have done more to prevent the health situation from deteriorating so fost in parliament france's prime minister defended the government's handling of the pandemic. we knew that a 2nd wave was possible even probable and we anticipated but the fact is no country look around us had to seen they would accelerate in such a sudden and brutal manner rising infection rates have for several european governments to tighten restrictions and defend their choices spain's catalonia region closed its borders while germany announced a new lockdown. and so should the dynamic rate of infections will overload our intensive care units in just a few weeks from now all of these shows us that at the start of the cold season we are in a dramatic situation it affects us all without exception mike ross says that the impact of france's lockdown won't be known for a few weeks it's due to end at the start of december but many people are resigned to a lasting much longer if the situation doesn't improve natasha butler al-jazeera paris mexico's president has criticized the lockdowns in e

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fost and leana wen and gloria borger.e's completed his second dose of remdesivir, what exactly does that mean? how does one take remdesivir? >> remdesivir is given through an invuvenotravenous line. and right now we're being told it will take a five day course. there were some studies -- >> sorry, your mic fell off, so i'm going to let you get that back on and i'll go to dr. wen. what do you make of this statement from dr. conley? >> there are some reassuring components of it. it's good he remains fever-free, although we still don't know whether he took tylenol or ibuprofen and that's why he doesn't have a temperature. he's not requiring oxygen which is good. >> they're saying the saturation level is between 96% and 98% all day. >> which is good. but i don't really understand what it means he's made substantial progress. progress indicates there was a change in his condition. >> i just got new information. the president's chief of staff mark meadows is doing an interview right now on another network and said about the pre

half 1000 new cases you say that's up 3000 on the day before so things really starting to accelerate fost in the u.k. very very concerning for the governments very very concerning for the country now deaths in a hospital still nowhere near what we were seeing in the dog days of april 77 deaths recorded over the last 24 hours compare that to the many hundreds see into the thousands being recorded back in the spring so obviously we're not there yet but the government is trying to work out what to do to make sure that we don't get to that stage again that they don't want to go back to a full national lockdown that's very clear it would be crippling for an economy that is already being severely battered by the measures that have had to be taken to control or try to control coverage 19 so what they're trying to do is bring in more localized measures more localized lockdowns and so there is an announcement next week bars and restaurants will be forced to close in the north of england and other measures probably coming down the line as well we will have to wait another few days perhaps that befo