the world health organization to register. for emergency use. one minute past 8 in the evening here in moscow this wednesday october the 28th welcome to arch international my names you know me. with a front intensifying in muslim countries over its recent defense of the right to party d. religion the satirical magazine sharlee abdo has also been targeted it's published a caricature of the turkish president who's been one of the fiercest critics of paris's stance on the issue. of the front cover discuss think small turkish prosecutors have launched a criminal probe. what did i learn i didn't look at the caricature because i find it humiliating to give credit to this kind of dishonorable double occasions even if it's just to see what they are doing what am i and there is no need for me to say anything about these disreputable people who insult my dear proffered the dearest of the years. for protests over the french stance on prophet muhammad cartoons are spreading in muslim countries egypt join the angry chorus with the president there are saying

black man is shot dead by police and in the hope of a far global russia applies to the world health organization to register its new code jab for emergency use it does come as infection saw in the country. even just on 7 o'clock in moscow you're watching r.t. international now is anger france intensifies in muslim countries over its recent defense of the right to mock religion the satirical magazine charlie hebdo as added fuel to the fire it's now published a caricature of the turkish president who has been one of the fiercest critics of paris's stance on the issue ankara branded the front cover disgusting while turkish prosecutors have launched a criminal probe. what did i learn i didn't look at the caricature because i find it humiliating to give credit to those kinds of dishonorable publications even if it's just to see what they are doing what am i and there is no need for me to say anything about these disreputable people who insult my dear brushwood the dearest of the years. of protests over the french tant on prophet mohammed cartoons of spreading in muslim countries to egypt join the ang

russia has applied to the world health organization for an emergency license for its job it is one of the 1st countries to do so and if approved sputnik they will become available globally more quickly or gas staff as more details. well this is the 1st application fall will do with the world health organization about a vaccine so a vaccine and the russians are pretty confident you know it's now up to the world health organization to run this vaccine sputnik we threw through the gauntlet tested for efficacy tested for quality for safety but as i say the russians are pretty confident this wasn't a vaccine that was built from from the ground up so it's a match trials are already underway prominent russian officials as well as medics journalists have already had their job thousands of people involved in these trials but as i say this this wasn't a vaccine that was developed from the ground up it was based on an existing vaccine platform that was merely adapted updated. so this is one of the reasons why they're confident that this is safe that this is going to work nevertheless obviously y

russia becomes one of the 1st countries to apply to the world health organization to register its. use in a bid to roll it out globally sooner that is infections in the country sort. of things for joining us this is r.t. international. americas streets have again erupted in rage days before the u.s. election as racial tensions exploded in philadelphia the city was hit by a 2nd night of violent unrest after police had killed a black man on monday the protests that followed soon descended into rioting and looting here aerial shots the shops being some even turned up in cars to drive away with their stolen goods on top of the looting they're being asked in attacks including a reported wave of a.t.m. bombings national guard has now been deployed clashes of left dozens of law enforcers injured with several arrests made. thank. you. god we're. going to bring you that we are outside the 18th precinct here this is the closest police station to where walter wallace was killed protesters literally moments ago just clash with police they are going up in their faces yelling no justice no peace

man is shot dead by police and russia becomes one of the 1st countries to apply to the world health organization to register its coby jab for emergency use in a bid to roll it out that is infections in the country saul. bellow they're just gone 4 o'clock in the afternoon here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now is anger at france intensifies in muslim countries over its recent defense of the right to mock religion the satirical magazine charlie hebdo has added fuel to the fire it's now published a caricature of the turkish president who has been one of the fiercest critics of paris's stance on the issue ankara branded the front cover a disgusting move while turkish prosecutors say that they have launched a criminal probe with more charlotte to ski. that charlie hebdo the satirical magazine has published this front page which is marking the turkish president he seen here in a caricature in his underwear holding what seems to be a can of beer and lifting up the skirt to show the bottom of a woman and it's got the comments to the profit well of course tookie is incensed by this caricat

the world health organization to register its new job for emergency use it comes as infections saw in the country. hello there good evening just gone 5 o'clock in moscow you with r.t. international now is anger at france intensifies in muslim countries over the recent defense of the right to mock religion the satirical magazine charlie hebdo has added fuel to the fire is now published a caricature of the turkish president who has been one of the fiercest critics of paris's stance on the issue and branded the front cover a disgusting move while turkish prosecutors said they've launched a criminal probe. what did i learn. i didn't look at the caricature because i find it humiliating to give credit to disguise of dishonorable bubbling even if it's just to see what they're doing what am i and there is no need for me to say anything about these disreputable people who insult my dear brothers dearest of dears protests over the french stance on prophet mohammed cartoons are spreading in muslim countries egypt to join the angry chorus but the president there saying freedom of expression must

and its failure to deal with it is that dr david nabarro of the world health organization. boy uncoated 19 he was interviewed by andrew neil on spectator t.v. now and you know everybody knows was you know at the b.b.c. we had some huge shows like did some really powerful interviews and he talked to this guy from the world health organization and basically dr david nabarro tells andrew neil we really do appeal to all world leaders stop using lockdown as your primary control method in his exact words or paraphrased i'll say is that we at the world health organization do not advocate lockdowns as a primary means of control of this virus he the reason why he says that is because they predict a doubling of the poverty rate in the next 12 months and a doubling of childhood malnutrition so there are costs to our ramshackle lockdowns and our failure to stop this pandemic right there is de population as the negative interest rates for forecasting you know in summer of 2019 but see what you're describing there what thought the came to my mind is that we in the united states and other

broadly still supports the world health organization the us has pulled out of the world health organization do the u.s. have a base of a point on this with regards to china that the world health organization has a china problem because it seems to be that world health organization officials seemed very reluctant to criticize china. we asked health organization to do a thorough and. impartial investigation into into the start of the bend into to measure a step that different countries and international organizations have taken and know god terror reasons to be critical of things that happened in this procedure but where i don't agree with us is dead stepping out of rules health organization decision making organization better and we need in a pandemic cooperation more than ever we need to inform each other about different for your facing about what works and what distant work so also told directly to my u.s. france. i understand a lot of your criticism but but leaving the team is never a solution for a team that doesn't play well we have to improve the team now the route between china and th

in russia where infections are also spiking the country has applied to the world health organization for an emergency covert vaccine license although advanced stage 3 trials of sputnik the are still underway if russia gets w.h.o. approval it would mean faster availability of the shot around the globe although there has been skepticism about the vaccine alongside western claims that coroners were cut to rushed into production moscow says it's confident in the drug our senior correspondent more i've got picks up the story. well this is the 1st application filed will do with the world health organization about a vaccine so a vaccine and the russians are pretty confident you know it's now up to the world health organization to run this vaccine sputnik through through the gauntlet tested for efficacy test it for quality for safety but as i say the russians are pretty confident this wasn't a vaccine that was built from from the ground up so it's a match trials are already underway prominent russian officials as well as medics journalists have already had their job thousands of people invol

richard: the leading international mechanism is the world health organization. always will be. the u.s. should be in it, trying to reform it. we probably need some type of an organization that is more independent, that can basically blow the whistle on countries. almost a global rating system. then we need somebody to blow the whistle, if and when an infection breaks out, to look at what countries are doing. we need more transparency and monitoring. if the world health organization will not do it, we need to set up something more independently. david: do you kind of agree with that?ent trump on he has been critical on china and the who for not blowing the whistle. you do say china did not measure up. richard: clearly, china did not meet its international obligations for the first six weeks or so. the world health organization deferred to china in ways it should not have. all of that is true. is a difference between an outbreak and they pandemic. there is a difference in a pandemic where 20 people die and 00 people die in 200,000. there is something wrong, and that is not on chi

to retaliate also to come russia becomes one of the 1st countries to apply to the world health organization to register its job for emergency use in a bid to road. that is infections in the country saw. racial tensions spike in the u.s. just days before the election philadelphia was shaken by a 2nd night of violent protests and looting after a black man is shot dead by police. oh good afternoon just gone through here in moscow you with r.t. international now is anger at france intensifies in muslim countries over its recent defense of the right to mock religion satirical magazine charlie hebdo has added fuel to the fire it's now published a caricature of the turkish president who has been one of the fiercest critics of paris's stance on the issue and career brands the front cover a disgusting move and values a legal and diplomatic response with more his charlotte a bit scary. that charlie hebdo the satirical magazine has published this front page which is mocking the turkish president he seen here in a caricature in his underwear holding what seems to be a can of beer and lifting up the ski

we asked health organization to do a thorough and. impartial investigation into into the start of the bend into to measure a step that different countries and international organizations have taken and know god terror reasons to be critical of things that happened in this procedure but where i don't agree with us the zeeshan is dead stepping out of rules health organization decision making organization better and we need in a pandemic cooperation more than ever we need to inform each other about different for your facing about what works and what distant work so also told directly to my u.s. france. i understand a lot of your criticism but but leaving the team is never a solution for a team that doesn't play well we have to improve the team now the route between china and the u.s. goes way beyond coded 19 how worried are you about it how damaging is it and could it be the beginning of a new cold war. i am worried about. rising tensions between the u.s. and china. because 'd we are not afraid to speak out openly about things that we don

we asked health organization to do a thorough and. impartial investigation into into the start of the bend into to measure a step that different countries and international organizations have taken and know god terror reasons to be critical of things that happened in this procedure but where i don't agree with us is dead stepping out of rules health organization decision making organization better and we need in a pandemic cooperation more than ever we need to inform each other about different for your facing about what works and what distant work so also told directly to my u.s. france. i understand a lot of your criticism but but leaving the team is never a solution for a team that doesn't play well we have to improve the team now the route between china and the u.s. goes way beyond coded 19 how worried are you about it how damaging is it and could it be the beginning of a new cold war. i am worried about. rising tensions between the u.s. and china. because 'd we are not afraid to speak out openly about things that we don't agree wit

broadly still supports the world health organization the us has pulled out of the world health organization do the us have a base of a point on this with regards to china that the world health organization has a china a problem because it seems to be that world health organization officials seem very reluctant to criticize china. we are asked to health organization to do a thorough and. impartial investigation into into the start of the bend into to measure a step that different countries and international organizations have taken and know god terror reasons to be critical of things that happened in this procedure. but where i don't agree with us these issues is debt stepping out of rules health organization dissent making organisation better and we need in a pandemic cooperation more than ever we need to inform each other about different for your facing about what works and what dissent work so also told directly to my us france. i understand a lot of your criticism bit but leaving the team is never a solution for a team that doesn't play well we have to improve the team now the row betwee

becomes one of the 1st countries to apply for the world health organization to register its job for emergency use in a bid to roll it out globally soon as infections in the country's. commercial tensions boil over in the united states days before the elections for the deleterious shaken by a 2nd night of violent protests and looting and after a black man was shot dead by police. for joining us this is r.t. international. fury of france intensifies muslim countries over its recent defense of the right to mock religion satirical magazine surely as i did feel to the fire by publishing a caricature of the turkish president. has been among the fiercest critics of paris's stance on the issue and chris branded the front cover a disgusting move and valid a legal and diplomatic response let's go to paris now our correspondent covering events show that anybody who has seen this cartoon knows anything about president will know that he was going to get an aggressive response and that's exactly what it's got. yes that's right this is the latest saga to unfold in this argument between france and muslim maj

health organization whether it was you know kind of too credulous information that could have a controversy or counted it would be controversial but it's often controversial the nobody's really serious obviously this is the most political of these nobel prize i don't know the big political one along the line would be you know when we talk about issues climate change and it created yeah it was already kind of hotly tipped last year. and i think she was picked by the ethiopian leader last year but this year she could potentially make it also with the movement that she's the sort of figurehead of and i think that would be an interesting choice because that would be a way for the nobel committee to say while the world is kind of rightly obsessing about coronavirus climate change what happens to that is an issue exactly i mean climate change as even graver existential threat to humanity. is remains as important as ever interestingly the probably the most controversy of those about to open but donald trump is up as well that's right surprising nominations in. so. donald trump is one of the nomine

deal with it so we're going to look at some interesting stuff coming out now that the world health organization and the u.n. are saying what was obvious to many people were allowed to say it because before you would get the platform for mentioning what was obvious and that's part of the problem of why we have no adults in the room i were not allowed to have any conversations in this era where hillary lost in such a humiliating resound in defeat in 2016 a lot of people aren't allowed to say anything publicly anymore about very big sick things so 1st before i get to what johns hopkins university says about the situation globally regarding covert in particular the us and its failure to deal with it is that dr david nabarro of the world health organization special envoy on covert $1000.00 he was interviewed by andrew neil on spectator t.v. now and you know everybody knows was you know at the b.b.c. we had some huge shows like did some really powerful interviews and he talked to this guy from the world health organization and basically dr david nabarro tells andrew neil we really do appeal to all wo

also supranational organizations like the world health organization you know they were talking about they expect lockdowns will double global poverty. they they came out against lockdowns they were initially have kind of a mixed message so again thailand as a sovereign country they kind of with their own way i don't think they listen to anybody except themselves and the world health organization doesn't seem to be particularly helpful steve now in the intro though because oceans become politicized like any of those international bodies ultimately and they're also constrained by the by their own financing good at the county out in arrogance to some extent initially they count out of the chinese as well when the chinese are downplaying the whole thing the tide is. lucky to have the experience of solitude beforehand sometime around 2000 and that meant they had a public health system designed to handle and damage and then experience the many pandemic with sol's which they managed to erotica but meant they were prepared if something like this now the west's at the same knowledge we know t

indeed this has been a herculean effort and what the world health organization our partners have put together is something that is an integrated international effort we call the act accelerators to try and accelerate the availability of vaccines as rapidly as possible the end of this year is going to be very very ambitious the leading candidates 10 leading vaccines are what we call phase 3 trials they're going to have to be completed we're going to have to generate the safety data analyze those data so it's going to be very very tight for the end of this year or more likely we're going to be looking at the 1st quarter of 2021 but it's going to depend a little bit on some factors that we don't control so it could be anywhere in that time period here's the thing though when you look at the private sector development and the production of vaccines most preferred that they're going to be doing this at cost except johnson and johnson for does that play a role in your choice of where the vaccine comes from well obviously it's going to be a balance between getting access to the best possibl

getting vaccines to the world's poorest doesn't have to cost the earth right now the world health organization has launched a program to raise $35000000000.00 to make sure vaccines reach low income and developing countries the w.h.o. wants to make sure it can deliver 2000000000 doses by the end of 2021 from geneva i'm joined by dr bruce aylward he's a senior advisor to the director general of the world health organization thanks very much for your time with us dr bruce counting the costs so in the history of vaccine development there hasn't been such a herculean effort to get a vaccine and to circulation from your perspective from the w. h. perspective where are we in this effort and can we expect the serious contenders here by the end of the year and indeed this has been a herculean effort and what the world health organization and our partners have put together is something it is an integrated international effort we call the act accelerators to try and accelerate the availability of vaccines as rapidly as possible the end of this year is going to be very very ambitious the leading candidate

well you know it's it's quite interesting i thought that statement from the world health organization there was as elegant as i have an eloquent as i've ever heard anybody on television in terms of of medicine health care you know with codes the world health organization was unfortunately funded by the by the u.s. and i think what we've just heard outlined why it's so critically important for the u.s. to stay in the game and that funny because of the intricate balance and dance that it takes to be able to train health care workers and get testing up get into you know places like brody that you know may have parts of the country that are still civil war i mean it's a very tough thing to do is all of this infrastructure in training the takes that initial work really puts into play now what is interesting is you know you see with the president just last night he was taking rendez of air which was developed for hepatitis c. and so he's the beneficiary of all this work and you see the tremendous speed you know that there are now something like 140 vaccine candidates there probably 7 or so

. -- adi terry warning warning from the world health organization. we are in a dangerous place. we are not going to control the virus. are we perfectly positioned for risk? i take you to the changing risk in the polls. and thethe bond market polls. a blue sweep from a 62% probability to 51% probability in a month. it is a curve. overextended to the upside. these are the markets this morning with the risk from the white house. we are not going to control the pandemic. there are lockdowns in spain. are you pricing equity market risk appropriately? markets are trading what they see, not on what they hope. goldman sachs say you will have to reach for risk. stocks could outperform the credit markets into 2021. i take you into the response mechanism on the australian dollar, a high beta trade. there, the rba could strike next week with lower rates. you just shredded the cost of hedging and shorting your aussie against the yen. the 10 year government bond yield, that is not exactly how we should pop that up. ,e never show a bond market let's rip that off the screen. crossed thewe've ru

because the world health organization is directed to just countries not to the so you heard em unity in the approach dangerous and. how do we get do we get the through a bit see. through and through pictures a lot of the information that's coming from governments around the world health organizations and agencies are really confusing for most people we don't really know. i will welcome to you watching r.t. international with me nicky aaron. now the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has given a live interview to russian media heads including artie's editor in chief margarita simonyan he fielded questions on a number of topics including the in a good i care about conflict turkey's involvement in that and russia's strange relations with the e.u. going so far as to question whether it was possible to do business with the bloc given what he called its condescending attitude towards russia artie's taylor brings us the highlights. we had a very lengthy and really comprehensive conversation between foreign minister sergei lavrov and editors in chief of a number of media organizations th

and the world health organization casts doubt on the effectiveness of a cover of 19 drug patients in hungary receive rendez if for the 1st time the w.h.o. says it doesn't increase survival rates. i'm welcome to the program prosecutors in france are treating the fatal stabbing of a man near paris as a terror attack offices of shot dead a suspect police were called to one of the french capital's western suburbs after responding to reports about suspicious activity near a school where decision aborted hearing the attackers shot. an arabic phrase meaning god is great that's. often used during acts of terror they shot the man after apparently spotted wielding a knife nearby french president emanuel macross a spoiled to the scene. of paris correspondent amulets about to move to told us more about the man who'd been attacked legal victim was a history teacher who show the. republic's recent eventually had no income asked and it's likely that this incensed some of the one of the few because we don't know whether the assailant was himself a pupil of just a friend but he was the d.p. the profe

the world health organization says lock downs are not the best way to fight covert 19 because they cause significant collateral damage particularly among poor populations. so using lockdown as your primary control method downs just one consequence that you must never ever belittle and that is making poor people or. a warm welcome to you you're watching r t international we communicate. a faltering ceasefire in a corner karabakh has entered its 4th day as armenia and azerbaijan again accuse each other of violating the truce amid a series of shelling attacks saturday those are the 2 nations which border asia and europe agree to lay down their weapons to exchange prisoners and those killed in the fighting or meanwhile nearly $700.00 and exploded munitions have been found in the disputed enclave and the armenian prime minister has warned of a potential humanitarian catastrophe. they are very government for its part reported several of its own regions had been shelled barker also accuses armenia of bombarding the 2nd largest city in the country killing at least 10 people and injuring dozens a

report does note that the $5 million annual budget at the world health organization is smaller than the budget of new york presbyterian tahospital and obviously there's a lot of discussion in the global development arena about the importance of domestic resource mobilization to make sure international assistance and external assistance does not crowd out national resource mobilization when it comes to pandemic responses. that should be on the table. >> our next question will come from gregory. >> thank you very much and thanks for a great conversation. i wanted to ask about early warning, it struck me there are lots of groups and people including me have said for generations now pandemics were one of two existential threats out there, the other being climate change. we had each one and one, we had sars we still didn't have good warning in this case. as i read the record the first warning sign was done by promed, and ngo at the end of december area that was probably two months after we should have noticed him thing happening in china so my question is do you all suggest major changes in