that's because the virus looms large in this household glenda and how partner will have spent the year fighting the coronavirus here. when you start your shift and you don't know how your patients are doing there is always fear she says. as intensive care nurses they've been caring for the critically ill helping patients check in with their families and all too often to say goodbye some harder to forget than others. in the world on all around them were that day when fabio made the video call to his wife and children he touched his chest with his hand and said they need to ensure be me i'll see you soon see you soon never came true unfortunately because fabio didn't make it. at the beginning of the pandemic italian health care workers were among the busiest in the world it took its toll. i don't want to say we got used to seeing people die but we were going to work with a kind of resigned feeling we would go to work trying to give dignity to the last moments of these people's lives no instead we are fighting back. this is that for some couples spending their days visited by day 3 proved

for some couples spending their days visited by death would prefer to training to glenda see this year has made them grateful for what they have a maltese to come. ok let's take a look now at the latest developments in the pandemic john is planning to back tonight 50000000 high risk people before the start of its lunar new year at least 4 chinese made vaccines are being tested a study in singapore meanwhile suggests pregnant women with covenanting do not become more ill than the water population the study also found that babies born to infected mothers have antibodies and officials in australia have declared sydney's northern beaches a coronavirus hotspot 21 pages are being closed residents are being urged to stay at home ok let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. boss president mike pence has been given a covered 19 vaccination live on television the an occupation was broadcast from the white house where. to promote the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine. security officials in the u.s. have warned the government is at quote grave risk

for some couples spending their days visited by death would prove to draining the glenda to see this year has made them grateful for what they have a mortice to come. still to come all the day another sign of life returning to normal in the chinese city where the pandemic began hearty souls in will harm have even gone back to taking their cold plunges there's a difference between swimming and winter and swimming in summer after you try you may not be able to change the habit and will be addicted to. only the un you can find solutions to the covered pandemic reaches deep and global inequality that was a message from u.n. secretary general and turning to terrorists as he addressed the german bundestag in a special ceremony marking the un's 75th anniversary is to go tears was that welcomed by a chance for the president front of steinmeyer he said the can play a central role in backing efforts to stabilize the world order during the pandemic a germany currently holds one of a security council vote states is more often turning to terrorist be branded me at the facebook lenient the printer

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a 1000000 people are thought to have been displaced by fighting that began almost a month ago and glenda is the secretary general of the norwegian refugee council he says there are considerable safety concerns of humanitarian workers and citizens and he very. we're desperate because for a month now we haven't really had contact even with their own staff aid workers on the ground there's been no communications or networks have been cut conflicting reports about who's doing what to whom including what's happening to the $100000.00 every tree and refugees that fled or a trailer they thought that a safe haven into grey and now they were engulfed in the fighting so it's it is a golden principle of humanitarian work that we are always allowed to come to the vulnerable in their hour of greatest need and integrate we have been prevented from such access we need to have it now i would also appeal for the border to be kept open between at the opiah and sudan so that those who need to seek shelter here can still come here iran is a premier legislation that would allow the resumption of high levels

. >> reporter: volunteers like glenda rivera know the danger. >> our rates, our numbers are really sadwareness, we have to have awareness. >> reporter: she's going door to door armed with hand sanitizer, mask and some basic covid-19 information. and she doesn't even live in this neighborhood. rh i'm not one that normally tears up. but i don't have-- it's sad. >> reporter: it's emotional for you. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: since the start of the pandemic communities of color have been devastated by the virus. some possible reasons, latinos more likely to work essential jobs than at home, live in close quarters where social distancing nearly impossible and for the undocumented some fear taking a test could lead to deportation. the outreach effort came from the mayor's office, part of the city's racial equity rapid response team. >> we do think that what we are doing is making a difference. >> reporter: but the legwork comes from community groups like the northwest side housing center. james rudyk is the executive director. >> we are really trying to break through that distrust with trus

glenda glover announced she is bringing me on next semester as a distinguished lecturer.fore phil griffin leaves, he can get the show to say "politicsnation" with professor al sharpton. you think? that does it for me. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern. up next, my colleague alicia menendez picks up our news coverage. i have been suffering with migraine for years and years. and nothing has really worked for me. until now. with nurtec odt, i have felt such relief. i am able to go about my day as if nothing happened. nurtec is the only quick- dissolve treatment for migraine attacks that can get many people back to normal activities and last up to 48 hours with just one dose. don't take if allergic to nurtec. the most common side effect was nausea. for more information, go to nurtec.com ♪ irresistibly smooth chocolate. to put the world on pause. lindor. made to melt you. by the lindt master chocolatier. people are saving hundreds on the most reliable in a land not so far away, network with xfinity mobile. they can choose from the latest

essentially never heal eventually talked of the month ski concluded that the villages was suffering from glenda's a disease that attacks horses and which for decades had been all but eliminated. the japanese had dropped bombs laden with this pathogen they spread colorado they spread typhoid fever is produced in theory they spread glanders they spread anthrax and they spread plague. especially doing a biological scorched earth. perhaps even more horrific than the dropping of germ bombs where the experiments carried out by unit 731. in manchuria. japanese sent out their secret police and rounded up troublemakers and they would end up at unit $731.00 as human guinea pigs and they would inoculate them with diseases to see how long they would die and they would tie them to stakes and drop bombs out of airplanes to see how well the bombs spread the disease. there's always an aspect when you're dealing with biological weapons or chemical weapons some extent of extermination the way you would exterminate germany. after the end of the war japanese scientists who worked at unit 731 were granted amnesty by

. >> reporter: volunteers like glenda rivera, know the danger. >> the rates and numbers are sad.ess. you have to have awareness. >> reporter: she is going door to door, with hand sanitizer and masks and she doesn't even live in the neighborhood. >> i am one that tears up. it's sad. >> reporter: it's emotional for you? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: since the start of the pandemic, communities of color have been devastated by the virus, possible reason, latinos more likely to work essential jobs than at home. and live in close quarters where social distancing is impossible. and some fear that seeking a test could lead to deportation. the outreach effort came from the mayor's office. part of the city's racial equity rapid response team. >> we do think what we are doing is making a difrps. >> reporter: but the leg work comes from community groups like the northwest side housing center. >> we are trying break through the distrust with trusted mess eninjure -- trust eed mess demp ee eed >> chicago public health commissioner said that the pandemic continues to expose social inequities. >>

glenda bates has worked wi washington's public television station, weta and "newshour," and from t beginningical role getting this on thema air. a stagger, she has made sure i anduruests a in the right place at the right time. she has done it all with her signature grace and kindness. she begins her retirement today, and we all wish you the veryis best on ew adventure and want to congratulate you on a remarkable career and thank you for everything you have done. miss you. that is the "newshour" for tonight. i am judy woodruff. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe, and we will see you soon. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by -- >> architect,, bee keeper, mentor. a raymondjames a financial advisor helps you tailor your financial plan. >> consumer cellular. johnson & johnson. bnsf railway. the candide du -- fund. restoring leaders and ideas. ♪ >> the alfred p. sloanew foundation, driven by the g promise d ideas. >> supported by the john d. and tetherine t. macarthur foundation, comm to the old ding a more peaceful and just world. and with the

francisca: hay que felicitar a glenda que vive en houston, texas.está en el sabor. ¿esta crema? is not my mamá's crees muchísimo más liviana y deja mi piel feeling even smoother than hers. olay regenerist es mi secreto to keeping great looking skin en la familia. aúde última hora.r en regalos esta semana. ahorra en juguetes ciertos televisores electrodomésticos y más. hasta el 24 de diciembre. solo esta semana. ahorra en regalos de última hora. en target. y tienen presión arterial elevada. es posible que no puedan tomar cualquier medicamento para el dolor. por eso los doctores recomiendan tylenol®. no aumenta la presión arterial como puede ocurrir con advil® aleve® o motrin. para alivio seguro, confía en tylenol®. con advil® aleve® o motrin. una bebida con amigos puede convertirse en muchas. ¡detente! es fácil perder el hilo. terminar con un dui es más fácil de lo que crees. planifica, llama un taxi, comparte un viaje. si eliges beber, elige una manera sobria de ir. vaya con cuidado, california. una bebida con amigos puede convertirse en muchas. ¡de