state in nigeria kabir adamu managing director of the bank of agriculture and lumped in wales patrick holden the c.e.o. of sustainable food trust welcome to you all jane if i may begin with you what is the connection between all the global lock downs we're having and the increasing risk of famine help us understand that connection. well what we're worried about at the world food program is that this house demick could turn into a hunger pandemic not so much because of the effects of the virus but because of the economic consequences because of people are in lockdown we know how difficult it is here in the in the in the in the western world but if you're in a country where you really need to work as a day laborer to get the money earn the food for that night's dinner you're going to be in a really difficult situation i mean people are really living hand to mouth wire whereas we're looking at our store comforts and thinking oh dear what ingredients i'm not going to use there are people out there who don't have school comforts and they don't have savings and that's why they're so long ramble an

the wild child holden ization says there's no evidence people who've recovered from gold had 19 developed immunity to the virus it's urging governments not to issue so-called immunity passports because of concerns they could increase it spreads saudi arabia is easing curfew rules for most parts of the kingdom but is keeping a 24 hour lockdown in mecca as well as towns that were isolated after the start of the outbreak some commercial activity is also set to resume from when seen those are the headlines on al-jazeera as always as much more news on our website al-jazeera dot com coming up next it's risking it all her will stay with us. as corona virus continues to devastate the united states the race to the white house goes on joe biden is in but secured his place is the democratic nobody can be still trying to join us for continuing coverage of the u.s. election 2020 on al-jazeera. a latin american country rich in precious minerals. and gold. it has seen steady economic development in the last decade. while the number who live under the poverty line has to 20 percent of the population many

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it was holden against mississippi university for women. this was about a man who wanted to become a nurse, and the best nursing school in his area was the mississippi university for women. holden challenged the exclusion under equal protection, and one of the justices, justice powell, looked on the reservation of the nursing school to women as a kind of an affirmative action for women, so it was okay. but sandra, if you read between the lines, what she's saying is if you want to improve the status of women in the nursing profession, the best way to do it is to get men to want to do the job, because the pay inevitably will go up. [ laughter ] so that was an insight that she had. she recognized that reserving that school to women was not a favor to women. >> so that decision struck down that exclusionary policy, as i recall. >> yes. >> and then i understand, i remember this pretty well, that you cited her language in that decision in your decision in united states versus virginia. >> yes, in which you also played a major role. >> that one i'

those from within the country most of the applicants as well have no experience of farming patrick holden from the sustainable foods trust says that the industry cannot function without foreign labor. the farmers definitely would like the remaining to come and indeed they'd be coming here for quite a few years now in the same way that all the eastern european countries also provided the workforce to harvest all vegetables in relation to what is being called essential work because there is a case for. people who have specific skills. travelling in order to undertake this essential work and i would argue that people harvesting vegetables and fruit and doing cultural work are highly skilled people i'm probably should be allowed to travel the best workers we ever had came from eastern europe and they had a fantastic work ethic and they were highly skilled and they had a really positive asked suit but there are many workers being brought to the you count charter flight the company arranging the transport haitian has said that the passengers will have their temperatures checked and observe soci

that they will observe social distancing but there are no plans to test them because the 19 patrick holden again says that it's unlikely the farm workers will pose an infix infection risk. oh the fear should be the other way around this war like he probably for a group like the group coverage the united kingdom contracting the virus the other way round the super safe once the provision for testing becomes more widely available one way of insuring against the risk of transmission between countries would be to have a positive release system where the workers were tested to cope it before they returned personally i would much as i said this cross at the risk of transmission especially if it were larry's. unemployment in the united states is at its worst level since the great depression some billionaires that were doing better than ever hoping that story after the break. one else just seems wrong. but all roles just don't call. me i'll get to see her out just to come out to. and in detroit because of the trail. when so many find themselves well supplied we just on the common ground. welcome ba

checked and that they'll observe social distancing but there are no plans to test them for over 19 and holden again says that it's unlikely the farm workers will pose an infection risk. the fear should be the other way around this more likely probably for a rope like that riposte cut which the united kingdom contracting the virus with the other way around the super safe once the provision for testing becomes more widely available one way of insuring against the risk of transmission between countries would be to have a positive release system where the workers were tested to cope it before they returned personally i would imagine as i said this cross at risk of transmission especially in rural areas. unemployment in the united states is at its worst level since the great depression however some billionaires are doing better than ever will bring you the full story after the break. join me every 1st week on the alex salmond sure i'll be speaking to get out of the world of politics or business i'm sure. i'll see you then. welcome back the u.s. has recorded 34000 fatalities from covered 19 and the

homes calgarians have also turned to social media to offer their help and share information sienna holden is one of the administrators of a group that's grown to more than 14000 members in just over a week that's what keeps you going through a time like this is being able to see to see goodness in the world to know that it's not all dark and scary and if we are moving into the unknown knowing that we've got each other after work sienna picks up groceries for and immunocompromised woman who's reached out on facebook while covert 19 has changed the way we live she and other volunteers prove that generosity and compassion are here to stay david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. let's turn our attention to other news now and human wise watch says it's concerned about a mass trial that's underway in saudi arabia nearly 70 palestinian enjoy dainian residents are accused of terrorism they were arrested 2 years ago during a crackdown on those with alleged links to the gaza base cool calm os human rights watch says it's documented accusations of torture and abuse. at least 11 soldiers have been ki

homes calgarians have also turned to social media to offer their help and share information sienna holden is one of the administrators of a group that's grown to more than 14000 members in just over a week that's what keeps you going through a time like this is being able to see to see goodness in the world to know that it's not all dark and scary and if we are going into the unknown no you know we've got each other after work sienna picks up groceries for and immunocompromised woman who's reached out on facebook while kopek 19 has changed the way we live she and other volunteers prove that generosity and compassion are here to stay david mercer al-jazeera of calgary canada. what you all just overheard me say hello robin a reminder of our top news story is china's economy has shrunk for the 1st time in decades its g.d.p. was down by nearly 7 percent in the 1st 3 months of this year and the government says 50 percent more people have previously reported dead in. the u.k. has also announced a new government led task force of millions of dollars worth of funding for corona virus vaccine the

the wild child holden ization says there's no evidence people who've recovered from gold had 19 developed immunity to the virus it's urging governments not to issue so-called immunity passports because of concerns they could increase it spreads saudi arabia is easing curfew walls for most parts of the kingdom but is keeping a 24 hour lockdown in mecca as well as towns that were isolated after the start of the outbreak some commercial activity is also set to resume from when seen those are the headlines on al-jazeera as always as much more news on our website al-jazeera dot com coming up next it's risking it all her will stay with us. as coronavirus continues to devastate the united states the race to the white house goes on joe biden was able to secure his place is the democratic nominee but can he be still trying to join us for continuing coverage of the u.s. election 2020 on al-jazeera.

holden is one of the administrators of a group that's grown to more than 14000 members in just over a week that's what keeps you going through a time like this is being able to see to see goodness in the world to know that it's not all dark and scary and if we are moving into the unknown knowing that we've got each other after work sienna picks up groceries for and immunocompromised woman who's reached out on facebook while kovac 1000 has changed the way we live she and other volunteers prove that generosity and compassion are here to stay david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. and finally a fundraiser kick started by a british war veteran has now collected more than $22000000.00 for the u.k.'s national health service. emergency workers visited captain todd wallace home to salute to support his initial target was just $1000.00 and his mission was to walk $100.00 laps of his garden before his 100th birthday at the end of this month well done to him. you're watching al-jazeera it means the whole romney reminder of our top stories china's economy has shrunk for the 1st time in decades i

the head of the department for digital, culture, media and sport, who was also pressed by richard holdent to saying we should see a reduction in problem gambling? so obviously, we'd would like to see a reduction in problem gambling, that goes without saying. exactly how you decide to measure that and what is the most effective way of driving performance in measuring that is a different matter. but i think the government has been very clear it wishes to see a reduction in problem gambling. ok, but you're not prepared to commit in any way to show how that could be? obviously, we've seen an increase in the last 10—12 years in people concerned about gambling, but there's no... in the last ten years, there's been an active debate yes, we've seen relatively stable numbers of problem gamblers, and also, i'm afraid it's really not for me to make a decision that is probably for ministers to decide what the right performance is as a government. may i suggest that actually, you're being a little complacent over whole thing, and ask you whether the consultation between the gambling commission and th

full capacity you have a full share probably both of you is that a must and every day we have a 700 holden here is it. must it be. full of argument. to ensure the production runs smoothly the time of these government supplies factories with of all materials soldiers have also been trained as backup manpower that enables taiwan to produce 10000000 masks a day for its population of 24000000. but the companies are under a lot of pressure a police officer might stop by at any moment i don't know where nobody wanted out about the. thought that the police they would check. the directed doesn't appear shocked by this very strict supervision help us a lot and a century or so journalists and shooters police to help to the government couple so help. us a factory can get on but use the mask very comfortable. while other countries will still choosing to ignore the coronavirus taiwan was already planning ahead. in the meantime it's now producing masks for export there's no shortage of them in taiwan. it's just an hour's flight from taiwan to solve south korea. kim jong soon lives in an apartment in a s

at full capacity you have a full share funny both of you with a mouse and every day we have a 700 holden here is it. fast it will be. followed. to ensure production runs smoothly the time when these government supplies factories with of all materials soldiers have also been trained as backup manpower that enables taiwan to produce 10000000 masks a day for its population of 24000000. but the companies are under a lot of pressure a police officer might stop by at any moment the number would be on the dot dot dot . so the police though check. was. directed doesn't appear shocked by this very strict supervision help us a lot a century or so journalists and shooter police to help to the government couple so help to specify terri can you know but do it in a mask very comfortable. while other countries was still choosing to ignore the coronavirus taiwan was already planning ahead. in the meantime it's now producing masks for export there's no shortage of them in taiwan. it's just an hour's flight from taiwan to solve south korea. kim jung soon lives in an apartment in a suburb of the capital 24

dictator especially because of the typical mustache excitement and restlessness spread experts were holden but despite the resemblance and the mustache it was clear that it was not hitler. nevertheless the legend of a double was born all soviet troops marching into berlin wall order to keep an eye out for hitler but the real search was done in secret and carried out by only 3 people. major. major bistrot and bad interpreter yelena she was needed to help question german soldiers and officers the 2 officers were part of smash the soviet military intelligence during world war 2. children was full of dirt in here on may 4th i spoke to the banker's heating engineer. and he had installed the ventilation system in the rooms hitler lived in watching you pull him about issues. all movie you he saw the bodies of hitler and brown being taken out of the bunker is who could get together after questioning the 1st german prisoners investigators were convinced that hitler had held out in the bunker until the end and that he had taken his own life shortly before the 1st soviet troops arrived it was also kn

homes calgarians have also turned to social media to offer their help and share information sienna holden is one of the administrators of a group that's grown to more than 14000 members in just over a week that's what keeps you going through a time like this is being able to see to see goodness in the world to know that it's not all dark and scary and if we are moving into the unknown knowing that we've got each other after work sienna picks up groceries for and immunocompromised woman who's reached out on facebook while koblick 19 has changed the way we live she and other volunteers prove that generosity and compassion are here to stay david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. now the president of the philippines has vowed to crush the enemies of the government after 11 soldiers were killed by fighters the attack happened in the south of the country as the soldiers were carrying out security operations against abu sayyaf fighters in solo province to ukraine people living in the capital being warned to stay indoors evolution has increased in kiev after weeks of forest fires near the chernob

jennifer holden has those details. >> reporter: researchers in the netherlands created a simulation that even if you're working out outside you could be exposed to covid-19 through what is called a slipstream. they are too small to see but knowing they exist could play a big role in avoiding covid-19. >> the endorphins are exiled by somebody, even if the person coughs or sneezes which is exhaling is enough. >> reporter: he and his team have been investigating the movement of particles around an active body for the last eight months. but when the covid-19 pandemic corrupted, scientists in europe turns to them. >> two weeks, day and night, they found that and those walking, running and cycling, a vacuum or a slipstream is created. which could cause us with your droplets to spread much farther than the prescribed 6 feet of social distancing. >> they will stay behind in the error. and they need time to settle down. and they don't have the time to settle down because a lot of people start running behind you, they will simply walk through that cloud of droplets. >> reporter: to avoid it, stay

and so, that is what holden. from the spring through the summer into the fall of 1941 he spent untold hours talking to japanese representatives about an agreement that he knew it would probably never come to fruition. by the fall of 1941, lou reported to hall from tokyo, that japanese leaders were very frustrated about the lack of progress in discussions and that the japanese leaders were beginning to sense that the united states was not really interested in an agreement and that the united states was merely playing for time. but for japan, time was running out. in those months before pearl harbor, group made many recommendations to roosevelt and cordell hole about things they could do to avoid the war we saw coming. very few of grooves recommendations were acknowledged, none were accepted. why? because back in the united states and especially in washington, people could not believe that japan would directly attack the united states. the united states was so much larger in population resources that people in wash

and who is johan holden. >> he's a biologist. he came to this country as a medical student and this was going to study for one year in iowa. he came here and he's a real adventurer so he decided what he would do he and his wife for he started to school he would travel to every state and all 50 states so they got the car and they started driving around and they ended up in alaska and while he was in alaska he met a paleontologist and he and his wife spent the summer with this paleontologist next year in medical school the visiting biologist said that was a terrible tragedy in 1918 and the only way we're ever going to know what happened is if somebody, if you can find somebody buried in the permafrost and their lungs are still frozen and maybe you can get the virus out and find out what was so johan said i know how to do this. i know this paleontologist. i can find out where the eskimo villages work and get a map with the permafrost and find out where where their grades and i could go up there and actually find a flu victim so he d

of chins in remand over the years because of what we've just heard made director of the won't help holden has been saying that is that the better and the more the better tested face mask in a hospital must be reserved for medical personnel and because they are no. by the day in fact not only on masks but especially mechanical ventilators and ask what president donald trump announced and that is the barring of all shipments of ventilators that warrant a painful or an order from the united states or our u.s. factories abroad to canada and the united states countries like chile say that it's now in states where they're going to get their ventilators. from and i can say that we have heard the answer spain has been sent not china to pick up some venting they didn't invent don't need it but we don't know the origin. of. illicit people all around the world have wanted to get back home to their country back to where they're from what is going on with colombia and people trying to get brother from colombia back to venezuela absolutely and we are seeing. thousands of desperate move trying to get ou

homes calgarians have also turned to social media to offer their help and share information sienna holden is one of the administrators of a group that's grown to more than 14000 members in just over a week that's what keeps you going through a time like this is being able to see to see goodness in the world to know that it's not all dark and scary and if we are moving into the unknown knowing that we've got each other after work sienna picks up groceries for and immunocompromised woman who's reached out on facebook while kovac 19 has changed the way we live she and other volunteers prove that generosity and compassion are here to stay david mercer al-jazeera calgary canada. but members of the jewish community in west jerusalem of hold objects at police over coronavirus restrictions police responded to the violence by throwing stun grenades which hit and then just a child the israeli government has placed a battle gatherings of more than 10 people and has banned communal pride as palestinians are marking prisoners day to commemorate the plight of thousands being held in israeli military tr

last well for more on all of this i'm joined by professor of immunology at imperial college danny holden thank you very much for being with us so in effect the government's role to put faith in antibody test at this stage. well and put it simply is that i think we desperately need and be casting in general so you know scientists talk about 0 prevalence that's measuring antibodies in the population as widely as possible to understand who's seen this virus and who hasn't and better think we all think all over the world is desperately important and we're all scrambling for data because if we haven't got that data you know we haven't got a clue how widely the viruses spread how wide herd immunity is so that's that's one point that's not quite the same as whether there is that you in the future in some kind of an antibody passport to say on an individual level who safe to go to work and who isn't which is a whole other ballgame and much more worrying why is there a question over this because obviously the virus has been around for a little while now and of course most antibodies do work for m

in that category says in the bay area you see more of said well 7 siskel chamber of congress finds holdenallied to access the stimulus dollars a lot of small businesses to a lot thanks to you for coming us we slowly opening their do this in this new world. >>of these we need economy to make it through this process, according to the small business administration web site the paycheck protection program loan will be forgiven based upon the employer maintaining or quickly rehiring employees and maintaining salary levels in san francisco has it made you cry on for news. >>here's a quick live look outside will be back with more headlines in a minute. we'll there's a nice shot of the golden gate bridge. it is saturday morning april 25th for many of our members, being prepared... won't be a new thing. and it won't be their first experience with social distancing. overcoming challenges is what defines the military community. usaa has been standing with them, for nearly a hundred years. and we'll be here to serve for a hundred more. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things abou

it is what is called a member-state organization, the holden to the sovereign states of the world, andt is there -- beholden to the sovereign states of the world and it is there to serve their interests. it is bound by that. it doesn't have a lot of leverage. it has to be highly deferential. it's diplomacy with member states is conducted mainly out of view. it doesn't get into competitions with member states, it has to balance many competing pressures from those member states. it sets global norms and posted get her scientific expertise to designate what are essential medicines and what our safety standards and the like. it plays that kind of mobilizing and leadership role. it conducts programs that are particularly important, particularly in low income countries where the w.h.o. is a lot of times the major donor in sector.lth it is maternal and neonatal child health, nutrition, polio control, the global polio eradication initiative, w.h.o. then key partner in that, it plays a very important role in its emergency programs. and that is responding to outbreaks like the coronavirus and to

let's talk to one mp, richard holden.ke to pass on my congratulations. i worked with carrie at conservative central office and on the leadership campaign as well, so i would like to pass on my congratulations on the birth of their baby son. i think today in the commons it is really important that we drill down to make sure that those answers on testing and whether we will get 100,000 from the government, but i think the progress over the last few days has been quite significant and i am increasingly confident we will do that. you are increasingly confident, but it still looks unlikely. capacity has been increasing, but it is about the number of tests actually carried out and there is not long left for this target to be hit. how difficult will it be for the government if they don't hit that target of 100,000? the major thing that has happened in the last few days is we have seen an expansion in who can get the testing and also testing you can do from home. yesterday it was announced anybody aged over 65 with symptoms, or a