and guinea everything has multiple uses. to put us all what i said judy on the bus comment from the community that i said that. someone here would like. to be moved. by nightfall they'd been driving for 10 hours. that it. might. the nurse at the dispensary collects the packages of meds and. he's been expecting them for 3 months on the books is a quite small. he hopes they'll be enough to replenish his stock. if. you will say it is you believe it or give it you don't belong to the on another sample of live. among the medicine benjamin has received of vaccines against measles diptheria tetanus and polio he'll start vaccinating children 1st thing in the morning as he has no means of conserving the precious vaccines. by the electricity. if. free will so far hasn't it. gotten into. the will of. this 2 year old is too weak to be vaccinated. designed to dili. you know i've yet to. have a the mad. man i want to. make. me. in guinea one in 10 children dies before reaching the age of falling. don't scarcely ever visit these remote vil

and yet guinea is a rich country rich in iran gold and diamonds. but most canadians never see the benefit. today pierre on his assistant bus transport medicines in record time from the capital conakry to kiss a dugu on the other side of the country so we're going to know. guinea is still plagued by serious diseases like polio defeat area and rabies. the pharmacy's primary concern is delivering the vaccines to where they're needed before the climate spoils them. with no refrigerated truck or ice balls packed his vaccines in a box with just enough ice for the trip. to. focus on the bus and. the next challenge is getting the vaccines to a porter at the bus step of a downpour has caused huge traffic jams. was so pleased to see. my little sister. guinea's capital conakry is at a standstill. the taxis stuck in traffic for hours as. vendors and beggars try to make the most of the situation. good. things are going to. your south your bus and here them cannot come to simply be with you to make sure that the money you can get goes. after 6 hours in traffic t

and was taken care guinea, i was infected and was ta ken care of guinea, i was infected and was taken survived. we have that architecture here but a lot of that has been torn apart in the us over the last couple of years with political decisions and funding cuts. my goal now is to let people what i'm seeing on the front line in emergency rooms, the bleak situation that the rest of the country can get prepared and start taking this seriously because right now, we are focusing again on this political ideology, not com pletely political ideology, not completely on preparedness. you mentioned earlier minority communities. which element of society will be hardest hit by this virus? we are seeing this virus hitting the already marginalised communities in the united states, people who don't have the ability to social distance, people who don't have a country home or someplace they can go to, people who can't day —— take days off work 01’ can't day —— take days off work or cooking or cleaning and doing other things that the rest of us required during this pandemic. it's hitting these communit

initiative china's trillion dollar investment in infrastructure across asia africa and europe the guinea and government is promising to help farmers adapt and find new sources of income critics say while the government is happy to talk up the benefits the dams electricity will bring it can and should do more to ensure the project doesn't harm the communities most affected by it. al-jazeera. and the head of world athletics sebastian cole says it's doing everything it can to catch drugs cheats despite coronavirus restorations any told us sports correspondent and even that postponing the tokyo olympics was the right choice it kind of solution would have been out of the question bespoke was really the only option we wished it hadn't been and i think everybody's instinct was to try. and hold on for as long as you possibly could to seem to leave the athletes because that place for them to suddenly lose an olympic or paralympic games were at least a summer of competition cancellation would not have been the right approach and apart from anything else it would have then left you know a massive.

percent west african are because guineas government is being accused of destroying the livelihoods and food security of thousands of people who've been forced to leave their homes by and you project and human rights watch report says the government's failed to provide adequate land compensation or support for those affected the so a pretty hydroelectric dam will have been displaced or has displace $16000.00 people when it's completed later in the year and is expected to double guinea's power supply it's been funded as part of china's belt and road initiatives. yes i mean that there is an africa research fellow at human rights watch and joins me now via skype from washington d.c. good to have you with us on the program the story of people being displaced and governments making feeble compensation payouts and inadequate relocation demands it is one we've heard of time and again why is this situation any different well i think the situation is and particularly different for guinea because importance of the damage jailable displacement 16000 people as needed are just slaves one of the larg

in sierra leone, new guinea, and liberia. a lot of the african countries neighboring, but also continent-wide prepared for

and it is about a non-binary guinea pig who wants to win the gold medal in rhythmic gymnastics so it's one of those books yeah, seen that one before, yeah, obviously. it's so great to talk to him and we'll find out their charities, which we have right here, actually this is demi lovato's charity. when he wrote this out, we'll maybe do a chiron for you. so you can see #cut50, it's a petition for you to sign basically, raising awareness for prisoners and people incarcerated that need help during this time as well a little criminal justice there. and then right here, this is alifornecenter.org and this is more of a new york, local charity that jonathan will talk about later in the show, but i appreciate it. guys, let's do a little monologue. we did, it yesterday from the lemonade stand so now we graduated -- and have a real, actual, working desk look how exciting this is. wow. so, it's a little rickety, but this is it right here. my camera operator is my wife, nancy, i love you so much. if you want, you can zoom in a little bit gary, i guess you want to come in, too. okay >> hey, gar. >>

the mayor of las vegas has offered to make people in the city guinea pigs and then experiment to open up despite the pandemic 3000000 people in southern nevada and we've had 150 deaths we have to open up we offered to be a control group. the city's economy is expected to be the worst hit in the u.s. as almost 40 percent of residents work and non-essential businesses that may have closed during the pandemic the state of nevada economy as a whole is also the most affected the number of those unemployed without insurance there has reached all time highs we asked people in las vegas whether they approve of the mayor offering to reopen the city. nobody's keeping peace the claim that she has which sets a good plan he's opened up a bit let us the people decide whether or not to go back to work so you know i keep my family safe and i think we all do the same thing we can all make a fortune to 6 or so i just happen to be a health care worker so i don't want to risk my life to be a guinea pig i'm already risking my life helping people that here that are already here that are testing positive i

decisions for so i just happen to be health care workers now i don't want to risk my life to be a guinea pig i'm already risking my life. helping people that here that are already here that are testing positive i think it's one out of every 10 people find employment or sell the hospitality business to sleep and it's pretty much if we don't come back to normal we're just not going to be normal that some kind of claim that we're never going to make it. over to mrs right i've been working the 14 years it's like you actually want to hand. over it's going to a small city town the policy on what happened time and what is happening here it's like wildfire. and this is not one of those because you're. a real blast from the past for us presidential candidate joe biden has a tape of a phone conversation from 1993 has led him in the middle of a sex scandal over what many see as a blatant double standard usually vocal me to activists and mainstream media take a very different tact this time saskia telecasts one. to biden's pretty famous face a hands on approach we've all seen the photos of him huggi

now the government of guinea is being accused of destroying the livelihood and food source of thousands of people they've been forced to leave their homes because of a new project to build a dam victoria be explains. guinea needs reliable energy desperately which is why the government is building the sewer pitie hydroelectric dam it will double the country's supply of electricity when it's completed later this year but the dam will displace 16000 people in more than $100.00 villages and destroying more than 250 square kilometers of farmland. i was born here it was my ancestors that founded this village we're going to leave a lot of things behind like our plantations we leave it for the development of guinea. communities are being resettled in new homes surrounding the dams reservoir that many people have lost the farmland and grazing fails they relied on for food and human rights watch says the victims have not received back compensation the 6000 people are mostly farmers who lie on the land so one of the things we highlight in the report is the failure of government to provide compensa

initiative china's trillion dollar investment in infrastructure across asia africa and europe the guinea and government is promising to help farmers adapt and find new sources of income. critics say while the government is happy to talk up the benefits the dams electricity will bring it can and should do more to ensure the project doesn't harm the communities most affected by it. al-jazeera. human rights watch is also sounding the alarm over a mass trial in saudi arabia nearly 70 palestinian and jordanian residents have been charged on vague allegations of terrorism they were targeted 2 years ago during a crackdown in those with perceived links to the gaza based group hamas h. r. w. is also documented accusations of torture and abuse the u.n. envoy for yemen says there may soon be a ceasefire the threat of coronaviruses pushed the warring sides closer to a deal diplomatic editor james bays reports the u.n. special envoy martin griffiths believes the threat of covert 19 may have started to focus minds in yemen i told members of the un security council in a video conference meeting it had

guinea. guinea. ginn . >> the nfl set record numbers for the nfl draft. weekend. steve young the hall of famer and 49ers legend joined us after the first round to break it down for jimmy g this coming season. >> in many ways the team is poised for the super bowl and he has to climb the hill an lead them and play some great football. he played great football last year. and where he needs to get better, jimmy's the kind of guy that they call a pass, if kyle calls a pass, jimmy has tremendous confidence in what kyle is doing, which i would, too, so when he calls a pass, i think in jimmy's mind, this ball is coming out and i think there is some sense of angst from kyle in, i don't necessarily want it to come out all the time, and think that that's where they've got to, they've got to mesh more this year, in that confidence, that you can pull it back, take the sack, or throw it away, or find the extra guy, so that we don't kind of put ourselves in a jam, especially end of games. so think about what jimmy needs to do to get better, end of game, making sure that

guinea's a ruling party has won a majority in last month's disputed election the vote to place on the same day as a constitutional referendum which critics say paves the way for president african day to stay in power for another 12 years both poles were boycott over the country's opposition leaders the political crisis has led to months of violent protests in the west african country. the us has criticised a ruling by a pakistani court to release the prime suspect in the killing of american journalist daniel pearl a court overturned the murder conviction of ahmed omar saeed shaykh but find him guilty of pearl's kidnapping daniel pearl was killed in 2002 when investigating a pakistani rebel group for the wall street journal has more from islamabad. marché watson tends to 18 near the goal by an antiterrorist court along with 3 days he was given the death and then were given and life imprisonment however then defiant and and ascend the high court that case had been going on for. the defense of course arguing that the prosecution was not able to prove its case that most of the witnesses w

risking it all guinea on al-jazeera. to new. this is how just sarah let's take a look at the top stories we're following britain's prime minister boris johnson is undergoing tests in hospital 10 days after being diagnosed with corona virus the u.k. foreign minister the foreign secretary says johnson is still leading the country italy's daily coronavirus death toll shot up i $636.00 on monday just a day after dropping to its lowest level in over 2 weeks country has the highest death rate from the virus in the world. has director general is concerned about the over use of medical masks he said this general public is using too many and it could be keeping them from those who need them the most people like doctors and nurses. ospital and one of india's worst affected cities has been locked down with no one allowed in or out walk or hospital in mumbai was declared a containment zone after 3 doctors and 26 nurses tested positive for the virus was the product has more from new delhi she says the measure will place added pressure on an

good because for most countries and let's not just look at nigeria let's look at it with korea or guinea let's look at the barn and look at a look at congo but africa is really taking a lot of heat because projects in mozambique would exit a more violent others the having not been counsel but being poured or suspended senate guard had great gas finds would be cosmo's and some of them give more than was bornand or delayed and this is in woodside and turned so. we really seen the bronx around here and we called it that disease is really going to change and when this happens the african street just go into a depression and you know get everybody africans start using jobs and it creates a lot of so shocking issues with the area around the continent so be given for any kind of expect a ship when it comes back to saudi arabia or russia or god did it go up the gulf states in the united states and one just back on something that alex said before do you think saudi arabia russia work caught out slightly by the scale of the drop in oil prices they weren't quite prepared for it their practice of po

risking you know guinea on al-jazeera. you. who. will come back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now china has recorded more than 100 new infections its highest in 6 weeks most came from people arriving from overseas but no new cases have been halted by province that where the outbreak was 1st detected. russia is reporting its largest daily increase yet of more than 2 and a half 1000 new cases the government says 148 russians have died the number of infections passing 18000. poil prices have risen after a major produces agreed their biggest ever output cut the global market is oversupply because of a price war between saudi arabia and russia as well as crushing demand. britain's prime minister says he owes his life to the doctors and nurses who treated him in intensive care for corona virus but health workers say their lives are being put at risk because boris johnson's government is failing to provide them with enough protective gear and i would reports. britain's prime minister boris johnson left hospital to

risking it all guinea on al-jazeera. 1.5000000 cases of koran a virus worldwide in the us toll is getting worse but the president is optimistic. soon will be over that curve will be over the top and will be headed in the right direction i feel strongly about the. term fully back to bo this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the worrying rise of infections in brooklyn a fossil among a population unaware of the virus and facing a threat from on groups process ceasefire in yemen's war the sound next coalition announces a 2 week break and hope of even longer. i cannot in good conscience continue about a good campaign that cannot win and us democratic hopes for bernie sanders and his bid for the white house. thank you for joining us the number of coronavirus cases around the world has now topped 1500000 friends and donald trump is again criticizing the world health organization which is leading the fight against a pandemic more than 1800 deaths were recorded in the u.s. on wednesday nearly half of those were in new york state officials warn the outbreak is yet to peak mike hanna has.

the next couple of days and then particularly heavy showers and thunderstorms around the gulf of guinea today. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our lives in taking these roads with cattle saving lives is a dangerous job it's a vaccine so it's on a good 24 hours there are patients waiting because medicines who must be in pain lives are threads of a week ago one of the gang stops some vehicles on the road at that can do good work for the risking it all guinea on al-jazeera. pool. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera 6600000 americans lost their jobs in the past week because of measures to stop a coronavirus pandemic since mid march nearly 17000000 people in the u.s. have lived for jobless benefits after a sudden surge in virus infections indonesia is tightening measures to curb the spread of coronavirus anyone breaking the rules can be fined up to $7000.00 and be jailed for up to 6 years the country has reported more than $280.00 deaths and opec and its allies have agreed to a historic cut in oil production to counter the slump in demand ca

into the gulf of guinea so was seasonal rains are rolling through here now the rains that we have across eastern parts of south africa things are in the process of pulling out of the way watcha south africa will be fine and dry as we go through the next couple of days but we have got some west of whether it's a southern past mozambique. but. when the news breaks over the night the dumping of garbage in the river by the government has wrecked our lives when people need to be high and the story needs to be tone to many coming to this place is the only chance they have to eat at least once a day with exclusive interviews and indent to points for obvious reasons as the world battles of potential new pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the globe al-jazeera has teams or grounds to remove brutally documentaries and life means. we move. forward. the end. you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories donald trump says the u.s. has turned a corner and the number of new coronavirus infections is beginning to still he says he'll unveil plans to reop

which stretch rural across the heart of africa see some very heavy showers just around the gulf of guinea southern parts of nigeria democratic republic of congo also seeing some rather wet weather as we go through the next couple of days and we have some rather wet weather just clipping the far south of south africa recently that's in the process of pulling away it brightens up nice day lots of fine and dry weather wise so weather will make its way into central parts of mozambique we could also see some heavy downpours for a time russia pushing its eastern past zimbabwe. crossing borders breaking boundaries recording injustice frenching inequality from africa and asia to. the use exile as if i were in line of a street every very grown up for me is one country al-jazeera world meets for refugees who've come to us touched people's lives and made a difference. a hard road from home put telegraphers and activists on al-jazeera. org. board. well you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. president has criticised the world health organization for

say overall there's some nervousness on the other side to georgia especially is seen as a kind of a guinea pig a lot of the other states just curious how things will actually work out which when you slowly a restart of the economy one of the questions clearly is which businesses will open because a lot of the bigger companies are actually saying they're are on a wait and see mode before they restart and then also the question is how many employees actually will show up for work so everybody is watching what is happening in georgia in the next couple of days. and we know we know already that some states do plan to follow suit in the coming days why is there such a rush to reopen in the u.s. when the disease is still spreading pretty rapidly. well to put it simply it's people are desperate we don't have the social systems that you might see in some parts of europe of people losing their jobs by the millions people do not have any big savings at least most of americans don't own so they're just desperate desperate to get back to work and make some money to actually get life going but there is

clear goal that we need and the goal for everyone here is europe there's no question about that as a guinea and man has little chance of being granted the right to stay in europe but that won't stop him. you know the europe wants to close the border. and we the young africans of the 21st century are fed up with europe. or now modern day lit up i'm going to report on even though i want to go to europe i hate europe that that's why because these days europe couldn't survive without africa if it weren't for good reason africa is rich in diamonds and uranium or new premier produce here is the biggest uranium producer where you live and yet we pity its children. my country good neighbor is one of the biggest producers of bauxite after australia and it's going to go. with that i would if i started geology and i know that. but who profits from it make me. it makes me angry it makes me sick at heart when i see there's a new phobia the masquerade you know for me what is europe doing to us. the anger and despair. but so is the hope for a better life. cycle called good to europe or america should. go

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but space minnow also guinea pigs mission control constantly monitors their health and watches closely to see if they exercise enough. we have a special treadmill 1st off we can find it's on the wall we have to work out physical exercise. to do 2 and a half hours a day because if you don't have good exercise your muscles and your bones just just go away and you come back as a 90 year old man and then you your wife like you anymore. that's the answer. to some crude. in this in this book in the city of new keeping them honest with the poor you have a need for you. in europe and mutual in this cheering and thank you both of you support you but at least now there was there were 3 meters to the movie detour you couldn't study because there was a boon to the produce the stupid doomsday machine i think. how may. when i don't think this is a no fly zone incident i don't know yet but one might have to guess i mean does. the love of the missing mom of this mean don't you think it's time a strong enough to. carry on. some emotion some are. very i'm certain. groups. welcomed the baby had i feel br

risking it all guinea on al-jazeera. please don't politicize this virus but please the politicians from the world health organization as it urges the u.s. and china to join forces to fight covert 90. i mean this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up british prime minister boris johnson remains in intensive care with coronavirus for the government says his condition is improving. i cannot in good conscience.

largest single day jump in cases with the total surging past the 5000 mark and the health ministry in guinea bissau house says prime minister gomes now b m has tested positive for coated 19 the west african country has so far recorded 205 cases and one death. as parts of the world debate whether and how to ease lockdown restrictions china is trying to transition to a new version of normal the capital beijing and surrounding region is lowering its emergency response level people can leave the city again and will no longer be required to quarantine for 2 weeks if they return from low risk parts of the country the solution was made after no new code in $1000.00 cases were reported in beijing for 13 straight day. or for the very latest i'm joined now by correspondent poppy on cuts in beijing from be on with beijing and other municipalities loosening restrictions is the credit virus outbreak in china largely defeat it. well i think it's too early to say that but i mean it's remarkable that actually beijing has east the rules and restrictions because it had one of the strictest karen team rules in

risking it all guinea on al-jazeera. britain's prime minister boris johnson has moved into intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsen. but from doha everyone i'm come on son to maria with the world news from al-jazeera there's a grim milestone for europe but the 50000 coronavirus deaths but there is some respond for the worst hit countries vote despite the pandemic the supreme court in the u.s. rules the wisconsin primary will go ahead.

single day jump in cases with the total surging past the $5000.00 mark and the health ministry in guinea-bissau says prime minister no gomez now has tested positive for covert 19 the west african country has so far recorded 205 cases and one death. as the debate here in germany intensifies over the speed at which the coronavirus lockdown measures are being relaxed there has been a stark warning from the health minister he said there would be no swift end to the coronavirus pandemic and germany is introducing new measures for dealing with the virus long term including more testing and stocking up on additional flu vaccines to prevent a wave of double infections in the fall the latest figures from the whole bad call institute provided the clearest picture yet as to how the epidemic has developed in germany the calculations show when and how many people became infected and when key steps were taken to slow the virus spread the ban on public gatherings took a while to make a noticeable difference the closing of schools brought infections down considerably . german health minister spawn says the num

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. >> why do you want to be a human guinea pig for this? >> i think it stems from the fact that like the whole world i've been watching news of the devastating effects of this virus is having worldwide, and we really need a vaccine as a tool to be able to reduce and hopefully prevent the transmission of this virus so that we can night fight it. so if my participation in this trial and other folks' participation in this trial ongoing around the world for the vaccine help reach that goal, i think it's definitely worth it, in my opinion, to be a human guinea pig. >> so what were your thoughts as you agreed do this? and what did the doctors and researchers tell you might happen to you? normally you would have to read all sorts of fine print and sign away that you know you're taking this risk. so what did they warn you about? >> yes, so every time there's an experimental treatment or vaccine that's being given, it's always a little unclear exactly what's going to happen. there are statistics for risk that are, you know, able to be found for simi

our husband and dan my guinea pig. >> i think it's easy at-home mask. i actually don't do do, i thougd have my news of the day and su it and our husbands can use them, too, so why not get them involved. very, very busy, all you need is a few samples of yogurt. tumeris, that gives that it great yellow color and a due drops of honey. i will take you through it, super easy, i would do two-to-three scoops. it's only one face unless you want to do yours as well so three scoops of yogurt. and what's great about the yogurt is it has lacking the acid, naturally eats away at skin cells. that's why it's so important for the skin. giving notice, back in egypt in the egyptian days, they used to have lactic acid, it's so good for the skin. that's a really fun fact. i love that and tumeric is great for inflammation. think acne, redness. this is really really great for it. you want to put a bunch of that in. you don't have to be perfect. what you do want to make sure is it gets that great yellow color. that will mean it's really active and the ingredient are working.

your drug user just like everyone else and she's looking for answers and thankfully with the help of guineaxpo few of the politicos talk to these people just ok thank you is not life as we know it. in this together our new website. this is g w news live from berlin and easter under lockdown churches around the world celebrate the holy day without their congregations in rome up pope francis calls for global solidarity in fighting the coronavirus pandemic and for cease fires in all conflicts st peter's square normally packed with tens of thousands of worshippers stands just started also coming.

>> a guinea pig. the reason for the mission was the maximum time to go to the moon and back was two weeks. so they were seeing if they could put up people into zero gravity for two weeks. so we stayed up there. the spacecraft had a lot of problems. the fuel cells were dying. frank does not like to even fly over water much less spend 70% of his time over water. he was anxious to come down. i told him do not worry, the navy can find us wherever we come down. >> there was some talk early on about landing gemini on the ground, was there not? >> as there was. but one of my jobs was the recovery aspect. we were looking at a kind of paraglider. we would come down and it would inflate. it would be a v-shaped. and then the guy inside the aircraft could guide it down. it would be on the last one. the test results were not too good. they thought it was prudent not to even put it on their. -- there. >> can you tell me how you spend 14 days with those cramped quarters and someone else without going mad? >> it is n

is, going back to houston, so it was a good example, what is the sort of clinical trial here for guinea pigs? the reality is as you know from the time of ex-poerneposure to e someone might get sick is up to 14 days incubation period and another week before they go to hospitalization before they start to get counted. we're talking three to four weeks from now we see the ramifications of what's happening today and this week. it looks okay in these states. they're not going to have on it uptick in cases yet. i'm not enjoying beating the drum. that is inciting fear but we know some true things about this virus. >> you took a test and tested negative. you have to test again in a week or two weeks, still going to the hospital, someone like you especially it's not just one and done. you have to do it and do it regularly. that's why the volume of tests need to go up so much. sanjay i want to talk about a couple of medical developments over the last few days. a doctor who wrote hypoxia, the covid pneumonia so many people are going with and the unique characteristics of it. can you explain what t

guinea's government is being accused of destroying the livelihoods and food security of sounds of people who've been forced to leave their homes because of a new project human rights watch says the government's failed to provide adequate compensation or support for those affected this would be to hydroelectric that will have displaced $16000.00 people by the time it's completed later this year and $16000.00 people as you noted are just slaves one of the largest displacement in guinea's history so it's going to have a huge impact on the country both in terms of the displacement numbers but also in what suited to promise for the country to electricity one of the biggest issues here is that the 60000 people are mostly farmers and herders who lie on the land so one of the things we highlight in the report is the failure of the government to provide compensation or that land international standards require that individuals and communities irrespective of whether they have title to that land be compensated either through the placement land or out through actual compensation that has not been d

for our guinea pigs max and i'm gonna that comes as something of a really. can hear voices with a real all synthetic. well it study shows that they do perceive sounds that enables the roots of the piece to locate a source of water and grow in the direction of the water sound. in other ways to plants on highly sensitive to signals in this surroundings. not only register and give off certain fragrances they can also sense whether the is dry or dumb. whether there's a gentle breeze or strong wind and which direction it's coming from. constantly measuring the air temperature they can differentiate between morning and evening light they're equipped with infrared an ultraviolet light senses and if they find themselves in the shade they can tell whether it's being caused by wrong or another plant. wants correct information every 2nd they need to respond to their environment so they can adopt the right behavior to supply if just like on a moles 10 years ago the idea of plant behavior wasn't taken seriously now that's changing. based on your reaction from i think we