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organisms, for as long as 50 years, because medical science knows they convey a great benefit to humankindit took time to work out the extremely technical details of with additional safeguards scientists and manufacturers. the new standards require some changes in production and testing processes by the manufacturers. -- making testing of and testing vaccine is a difficult and delicate process. you cannot make viruses meet deadlines, you cannot force scientific work to meet dates on a calendar. and it must be kept in mind the entire process for manufacturing a vaccine from beginning to end takes about 90 days. that is a reason why we can give you no precise estimates of how much vaccine will be available at any event time. the manufacturers assured me they can and will produce vaccine under these requirements. but i want to make it clear, they will not be able to produce enough vaccine to immunize all children this summer. the field trial of 1954 showed though a child is vaccinated, there will still remain a chance they will acquire paralytic poliomyelitis because the vaccine does not caus

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that's one small step for humankind here. all right. i believe that's the last item. all right. so the final item on the agenda tonight is number six, which is commissioner comments and questions. surely we've got something. anybody have anything interesting? >> no, other than merry christmas, everybody. we won't see each other till next year, right? >> i'm sad to miss our annual holiday party. >> yeah, that's true, too. >> me, too. >> so i just had one thing to say. so i know how hard our leadership in the city is working, and i did write a letter to them not in my capacity as entertainment commission president but in my capacity as a civilian business owner in asking them to forego their 3.5 week vacation to work on timing solutions to help small businesses, especially in the hospitality and entertainment industries. specifically, i asked them to hold a hearing as soon as possible before the end of the year that would do two things: one, it would give the health leaders an opportunity to show us actual data on outdoor dining and how stopping outdoor dining would lead directly

time you see if you like part of humankind some more sabat i'm going i am what i think on the schoolwhen i say i'm not having a pop i hear nothing after all nothing but i'm an ice house girl i open my beat up i'm not in my hand i got people out sometimes. when i 1st came down on the piano i'm had to strengthen the vibration from back home and nothing now feels the sun i know that nights is not when not in use i thought one is that one not so much about me about what i say to what i feel and tomorrow i do. being able to have a month certainly means that there's a massive thing as before they when you're on the other composers are. off you know to become more and i. thought how hard was it to but that's not how i thought if i don't know. if you think about viennese coach given that. people with me in coffee houses rather find out that you would find out about paul . if you don't talk you don't pick up. your goofy about how do you like. but i said i think that i struggle with. the great anguish of beethoven's life with his hearing problem he began to go deaf at the age of 28 as his affl

it is time for the war between humankind of nature to end. >> why is humankind at war with nature? for the long time was a logic of skploi exploitation, every resource. >> the bulk of the world's energy has come from oil, gas and coal fr coal. finding a way to stop. >> oil and gas companies have trillions of dollars of oil and gas that they know about, waiting to give up and sell. who is going to pay those companies to not dig it up and burn it? >> the value of companies in history changes with the changing conditions in the economy. there was a cycle of oil as the key engine of the world economy. that cycle is finished. the value of the conditions and i'm totally convinced inevitable a lot of the oil and gas in the soil will remain in the soil. >> that last point is why president trump would say that paris agreement was a job killer. what is interesting about gutierrez is that he's acknowledging, yes, it is a job killer if you work for oil and gas but a job creator on the other side. more importantly, he's calling for a basic income to help bridge people out of the old industry to

and i think the song "imagine" makes me believe in the potential, t potential for humankind. >> we oweean for his reminder of what john and yoko have given us. their undying belief in peace. their love andai>úog >> nigerie than through hundred schoolboys who were kidnapped have been freed. we will be live with the latest. ♪ this is al jazeera, also coming up. the u.s. medical of -- panel of medical experts, paving the way for the fda to approve a vaccine for emergencies. a backhanded apology from the u.s. company blamed for fueling the opioid crisis.

years old and duncan we should be thankful that humankind has the right to live on this wonderful planet for the planet but we call her her house it. is owed to we should look inward high and contemplate the gift but queens to us by more and through back with their song silent night and at the end of us. these are we should join together in celebrating the true spirit of christmas and lovingly this community and peace and. once in the end when we hear the 1st notes of the song or sing them our sounds even . then we can get a sense of what you said more from war and france gruber must of felt back then them us on christmas by the year 1918. land a land. border games man. oh rain sleet. then. and then we'll leave. again. name real is beyond. africa. to environmentalist jeffrey a fan mail has made up his mind won't kill any more. visits rural areas every week for the conservation gonna initiative and sensitizes the residents for the protection of the forest m.p. and cut. through its own d w. has a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss trigger 3 of the topics covered and the

models but the overall direction and the trends that i'm pointing to are incredibly positive so humankind's biggest use of land is for asked her for meat production. it peaked in the 2000s. or it peaked 20 years ago and it's declined in an area almost the size of alaska and weshould celebrate that . human resilience to natural disasters, we should celebrate that . the decline in mortality, these are all amazing trends and i also point out in "apocalypse never" that that is not the end of the story. there's very serious environmental problems we still need to deal with so i point to the fact that one to two alien people still use wood for fuel. one of the biggest threats to wild animals is that we continue to eat them and that goes for a while fish and that many of the thingsthat environmental groups had advocated are bad for the environment . renewables require 3 to 400 times more land than gas plants or nuclear plants and i think my views have been really badly misrepresented by some people who i think actually know better. michael, you're just insisting it's all nuclear, that's simply not

view physics is probably the most experimentally tested and corroborated mathematical theory that humankind has ever come up with. there's no doubt about it it's correct. so quantum teleportation is real 3 photons are usually used to demonstrate the process and experiments protons 2 and 3 are entangled. then photons one and 2 are in tangled. now a piece of data that is contained in photon number one can be transmitted to number 3 by a number to. the disk instantaneously deleted from the 1st 2 particles. ok event couldn't i just split myself into quanta and send their information to another and tangle of quantum cloud i mean then i would just need to be reassembled correctly right if you want him for you know simple as that it's not just a question of being dismantled yes you see information that defines who you are and who i am is not just information stored in items there's also in the information on how the source are arranged in relation to one another how they interact and so on and. so this is far more than a case of disassembling something into its constituent parts and then reassembl

employed, we are rich by comparison charity comes from the latin "caritas," which means love of humankind. so on this giving tuesday might we suggest think of your fellow man lend him a helping hand put a little love in your heart harry smith, nbc news, new york >> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ i feel so bad i got a worried mind ♪ ♪ i'm so lonesome all the time ♪ since i left my baby behind ♪ on blue bayou ♪ saving nickles, saving dimes ♪ working til the sun don't shine ♪ ♪ looking forward to happier times ♪ ♪ on blue bayou ♪ i'm going back someday ♪ come what may ♪ to blue bayou ♪ where the folks are fun ♪ and the world is mine ♪ on blue bayou ♪ where those fishing boats ♪ with their sails afloat ♪ if i could only see

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the deadly h i had defeated one of the deadliest diseases known to humankind well also expanding the availability and use of antibiotics membership of the organization then increased from $55.00 to $150.00 nations and at the behest of these needy joined developing world countries the w.h.o. decided to set its goals even higher. in 1978 the w. hosted a conference in the soviet republic of peasants. and declared that it was no longer just an agency for cooperation it had become a universal guarantor of health for everyone everywhere. there was a great international conference in which a declaration of all my part of the cleared of the social determinants of health must be addressed health policy must be formulated into sectoral way all the sectors of the country an economy half be brought to bear on it and the goal should be universal equity health for all by the year 2000 was the glorious naive dream of the arm of the corporation. but what should have been a promising future soon turned into a fiasco. marked the beginning of a new division in the w.h.o. with member states again pursui

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to music is probably the most experimentally tested and corroborated mathematical theory that humankind has ever come up with. there's no doubt about it it's correct. so quantum teleportation is real 3 photons are usually used to demonstrate the process and experiments 1 protons 2 and 3 are in tangled. then photons one and 2 are in tangled. now what piece of data this is contained in photon number one can be transmitted to number 3 via number 2. instantaneously deleted from the 1st 2 particles. ok event couldn't i just split myself into quanta and send their information to another and tend of quantum cloud i mean then i would just need to be reassembled correctly right if you want him for to see not a simple as that it's not just a question of being dismantled yes you see information that defines who you are and who i am is not just information stored in items there's also in the information on how the source are arranged in relation to one another how they interact and so on and. so this is far more than a case of disassembling something into its constituent parts and then reassembling

employed, we are rich by comparison charity comes from the latin "caritas," which means love of humankind. so on this giving tuesday might we suggest think of your fellow man lend him a helping hand put a little love in your heart harry smith, nbc news, new york >> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> we investigated now the mayor is apologizing. fall out over his thanksgiving get together that we first broke. >> very direct warning from san francisco mayor. >> let me be clear, as clear as i can be. it's not good. >> how quickly more coronavirus restrictions could be coming to the city. >> businesses are scrambling yet again to stay open. as more roll backs could be on the way. >> the news starts now. good evening. >> jessica is with us. the move bay area sports teams have to make because of the restrictions. >> the coronavirus is now really impacting our bay area sports teams that has one team on the move and another team pushing back practice as they try to navigate getti

there is still a lot of talent from women that is not fully taken advantage or of for the benefit of humankind i am i am very very proud to be able to provide an example to other women but also to be one of those who can demonstrate look this is something i as a woman can do and there are so many others that can do it as well and how important is it the women are involved in the dis decision making process especially in these can climb a negotiation. well if you if you think that women represent more than 50 percent of the world's population that already is a very very important. reality. important piece of information that you need to take into account when you are looking at you know who should be taking decisions for this community or for this country so i think that it is it is really high time actually i think we are still lagging behind. that the world realize this that you cannot. work effectively towards prosperity and wellbeing. without. benefiting from that wisdom and the capacities and the sensibilities and abuse of half of the population and it's also a fact isn't that women of mor

dreams for the future my new show both finished his doctrines thesis on the aesthetic and freedom of humankind a freedom he championed among chinese intellectuals he was 33 and eager to discover the west. had not reached his youth. in the summer of 1988 the same year. first american fast food outlet came to beijing you shall both left china. he moved on to oslo but this early contact with the west soon turned sour he was bored to death and angry with the sign knowledge ists whom he called usurpers. in the autumn of 1908 he wound up in new york andrew mason the deacon of chinese studies at the prestigious university of columbia offered him a post there as visiting lecturer i don't think the university at that level or. much less the u.s. government or anybody had any plans for this guy was just that somebody asked me to invite him and he was curious and wanted to come over. many young chinese intellectuals were living in new york in early 1989 including the young and i way way now world renowned for his contemporary art. but also the current day living who had come to new york some months earli

forestation of the one of the most borrowed diverse habitats on the planet it's a travesty against all humankind but it's not that much different from what was on every other capital. where governments are beholden to this because. we're going to build this economy back bigger better stronger we're back in business to get through this to come out the other side and a grow in the future and we want to make sure that we get the economy going strongly we want to get consumer spending again when everyone talks about getting back to normal we talk about getting back to the 2 percent annual growth that is minimally acceptable international but he says the 3 percent growth that's minimally acceptable for the world as a whole be those of prescriptions the continued scouring the point if you can insist on in that you will destroy the very basis of your own existence in fact this historical data to show that often after a significant dip in emissions comes a spike the center for international climate and environment research and tracks emissions and is documented town since the $960.00 s. key events that

we need to combine everything into a global strategy of reconciliation between humankind and nature,e now in early december and it is time to mobilise everybody for this common objective that is essential for us all. we have mobilised some activists around the world. you're going to be answering their our first guest is from zambia. when he was 1a, he wanted to talk to his community about climate change so we started a radio programme. we not trained others in broadcasting as a means of climate activism. this is his story. taking action on the climate crisis for me was quite personal. whenever we experienced poor yields from our little farm, it affected me, it affected our productivity in our house. when we experience challenges where the bridge which connected my house and my school was washed away, i ended up spending over two weeks or three weeks at home without attending classes. for me, it was personal. so i thought to myself, why not use this inexpensive accessible source of information to speak about something that concerns all of us. which is saving the planet that we share i

leading experts about whether the vaccine cavalry has now come over the hill in times of rescue humankind backing off the latest headlines join us again that. good and only welcome to the alex savage the vaccine cavalry is coming over to help and not a moment too soon this week vaccinations against corporate started across united kingdom where the 4 administrations are all struggling with containing the virus while sustaining the according in england open puts kora votes has broken out in the ranks of the governing conservative party and public dissent was reflected in ugly scenes in the streets of london the weekend before last. the national loped and england has come to an end i've been a place by an atheist system which keeps a vast majority of the country and an effective loctite but while in england scotland and northern ireland new court cases seem to have stabilized in wales they continue to increase even with the 4 governments have preached to a joint approach to the 5 days of christmas relaxation that is substantial control prosy with many scientists warning that the human cost o

emergency fueling global warming and according to the united nations with devastating consequences for humankind if we don't change course we may be headed for a get the stuff you temperature rise of more than c. the goodies the century get any body still deny that we are facing get the domestic emergency. if you are today i call on only those worldwide to declare a state of climate emergency in their countries and you can open to is reach. 5 years on from the launch of the un climate summit with $196.00 countries signed on to prevent the rise in global temperatures the organization is sounding the alarm of a failure is to curb greenhouse gas emissions. west some countries have acted on their commitments others have not one country which has seen the effects of climate change is australia the world's number one exporter of coal its economy is heavily reliant on fossil fuels and over the past 5 years it has moved away from its commitment to cut carbon emissions. in recent years devastating bushfires have ravaged the country set off by record breaking temperatures as well as severe droughts and th

general has told a special bbc climate programme that his key objective for next year is to reconcile humankindliticians of the past half—century, the former president of france valery giscard d'estaing, has died at the age of 94. his family say he died of complications linked to covid—19. now on bbc news, in an interview recorded

general has told a special bbc climate programme that his key objective for next year is to reconcile humankind and nature. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are christopher hope, chief political correspondent at the telegraph and ayesha hazarika, columnist at the evening standard & times radio presenter. welcome back to you both. let's get started by having a look at the papers that we already have. "we can now reclaim our lives." the daily telegraph focusses on today's news that the uk has become the first western country to approve a coronavirus vaccine. an historic moment on the war against coronavirus, says the metro, as 800,000 doses of the pfizer vaccine were shipped to the uk by lorry from belgium. the front page of the i, too, leads on the news of a vaccine roll—out in the uk. it says care home residents will be among the first to get the jab. meanwhile, the times‘ front page says elderly people attending hospital appointments and nhs staff will be top priority when the vaccination programme begins next week. a hopeful front pa

my guest today has made a unique contribution to our understanding of humankind's closest relatives —mates. in particular, the chimpanzee. jane goodall was in her 20s when she began her meticulous observation of chimpanzee behaviour in africa. now, she's in her mid—80s, a world —famous conservation activist. so what hope is there for saving the primates and so many other species from mass extinction? jane goodall, welcome to hardtalk. well, thank you. thank you for inviting me to hardtalk. it is a pleasure having you on the programme, and it strikes me this year is a rather remarkable anniversary for you. it is 60 years from the beginning of your work in what we now call tanzania, your observation of the chimpanzees in the forest. when you consider the 60—year span of time, what is your overriding feeling when you reflect on what has happened in those six decades? well, the world has changed, there is no question. it has changed rather dramatically. when i first arrived at the gombe — now the gombe national park, it was part of the great equatorial forest belt that stretched from the

dreams for the future my you shall both finished his doctrines thesis on the aesthetic and freedom of humankinda freedom he championed among chinese intellectuals he was 33 and eager to discover the west whose literature had not reached his youth was in the summer of 1908 the same year the 1st american fast food outlets came to beijing you shall both left china. he moved on to oslo but this early contact with the west soon turned sour he was bored to death and angry with the sign ologists whom he called usurpers. in the autumn of 1908 he wound up in new york andrew mason the deacon of chinese studies at the prestigious university of columbia offered him a post there as visiting lecturer i don't think the university at that level or the . coach bachelors the us government or anybody had any plans for this guy was just that somebody asked me to invite him and he was curious and wanted to come over. all the many young chinese intellectuals were living in new york in early 1909 including the young my way way now world renowned for his contemporary art. but also the current day living who had come t