exclusive report by the bbc�*s anbarasan ethirajan who has been to the pangong tso area close to the india—china threat of avalanche offer a glimpse of the inhospitable terri. after several hours of winding through the mountains, we see this, a breathtaking natural beauty. managing livestock is a way of life for the nomads in this border village. but the peace here is deceptive. just a few kilometres away, thousands of troops from india and china are facing each other with heavy weapons in the mountains. at 5000 metres above sea level, it is one of the world's highest battlefields. a local villager showed me where the soldiers clashed last year. translation: we spent months - on blacktop mountain and other areas helping the indian army carrying supplies including ammunition. during winter, people from here use to graze their livestock in the mountains on the other side. but over the years the chinese have gradually taken over our territory and the grazing areas have reduced. both india and china have overlapping border claims, and they fought a brief border conflict in 1962. for china, it's hold

arad was sent to india's disputed border with china in ladakh. after several hours of winding through the mountains, we see this, a breathtaking natural beauty. managing livestock is a way of life for the nomads in this border village. but the peace here is deceptive. just a few kilometres away, thousands of troops from india and china are facing each other with heavy weapons in the mountains. at 5000 metres above sea level, it is one of the world's highest battlefields. a local villager showed me where the soldiers clashed last year. translation: we spent months on blacktop mountain and otherl areas helping the indian army carrying supplies including ammunition. during winter, our people from here use to graze their livestock in the mountains on the other side. but over the years, the chinese have gradually taken over our territory and the grazing areas have reduced. both india and china have overlapping border claims, and they fought a brief border conflict in 1962. for china, it's holdover eastern ladakh is key to defending tibet. the latest b

probably i was starting to see more and more showers now across india china some heavy showers as well with those big downpours in allow for example 71 millimeters of rain here in 24 hours and more showers on and off across india china to go on through thursday tuesday wednesday and on into thursday showers continue there around the malaysian peninsula some heavy downpours into moving parts of some entre want to see heavy showers too just making the way into central and southern parts of the philippines still seeing some showers there into indonesia but not as wet as it has been recently i'm pleased to say similar pictures to go on for a way to say perhaps the shot was a little more widespread by this stage into well allow into thailand and maybe also into southern parts of vietnam cambodia could see some heavy showers from time to time we got some heavy showers to make in the way to some possible strike to a fair bit of cloud across southern parts of australia at present to me got a little system just over towards that western side of the country to see some nasty weather coming into

the united states, united emerett and saudi arabia, workers sent it back to their families in india, china. and as we'll see, kenya. but it is not just families who rely on this income entire economies of some countries depend on it to again hi, lead is t t unhappy. the 3 year old is missing his mom. i for more than a year now, his only contact with her husband by a video chat with somebody. that's because she's taken a job as a domestic worker and money in saudi arabia. and he says, like many kenyon, his mother's death runs sega, felt she had no other choice than to seek work abroad with sara work in the money that my daughter was making here in kenya just wasn't enough. she decided to go to saudi arabia for the sake of the family because of lockdown, and percy's in saudi arabia different hasn't sent much money home since june last year. her family struggling measures introduced to stop the spread of virus, have impacted economies around the world. remittances sent home by migrant workers have gone down in many countries. but economists, james, she clotty says the opposite is true for ken

china. but india is rising, but it isn't afraid of flexing its muscle not happy with opec's production constraints, new delhi, as on the hunt for new supplies, and financing for destruction of forest, china, pause, billions overseas saving and expanding its own forests. ah, the fastest growing economy has been gearing up to overtake its former colonial power britain to rank as the world's 5th biggest on somebody level of state was a huge matter of pride for india, which is part of the g 20 rich club, a rising power. the west's counter, the neighboring china india is the pharmacy to the world, and it was going to supply much needed vaccines. the world health organization for me to talk to power g y vaccines were a tool for diplomacy, but a deadly 2nd corona virus wave is revealed. cracks in india's growth story, as family is desperately sought, hospital beds, medicines and oxygen. government hubris was found wanting as a percentage of g d p. it has the 2nd lowest spend on health care amongst g, 20 nations. and this is how the data over the last 2 decades snacks up. now this is india and it's 2 neig

china. but india is rising, but it isn't afraid of flexing it's muscle. not happy with tech's production constraints, new delhi, as on the hunt, some new supplies, and financing, the destruction of forest, china, pause, billions overseas was saving and expanding its own storage. ah, the fastest growing economy has been gearing up to overtake its former colonial power britain to rank as the world's 5th biggest. on somebody level, the state was a huge matter of pride for india, which is part of the g 20 rich club, a rising power. the west's counter, the neighboring china, india is the pharmacy to the world and it was going to supply much needed vaccines to the world health organization from baton to power g y vaccines were a tool for diplomacy, but a deadly 2nd corrode of iris wave is revealed cracks in india's growth story, as family is desperately sought, hospital beds, medicines and oxygen. government hubris was found wanting as a percentage of g d, p. it has the 2nd lowest spend on health care amongst g 20 nations. and this is how the data over the last

critical the 20 biggest emitters in the world, which we are one, the eu counts as a whole as one, india, chinaand others, we have to step up, all of us have to lead here by example. that means we need to be achieving significant reduction goals, not just by 2050, but over the next 10 years. if we, 20 nations, the largest economies of the world, don't mitigate, meaning reduce our emissions during 2020-2030, then we will be responsible for denying the rest of the world the ability to hold the temperature well below two degrees, for 1.5. -- or 1.5. >> here in germany, there are elections in september, and there could be a green led government. how would you feel about a green government at the helm of europe's largest economy ahead of the crucial summit in november? >> it's up to the people of germany to decide. it's not up to me and how i feel. or how president biden feels about it. we certainly support the policy of addressing the climate crisis. we are engaged in that particular issue. but this is for the campaign ahead, not for us. unlike russia, we won't involve ourselves in other people's e

crisis worsens those exports are being code creating a void that experts say is now being filled by china india's arch rival to a video conference this week china's foreign minister wang ye told his. asian counterparts that beijing was ready to help in any way it could a spokesman making clear this was a long term commitment party don't be injured and this includes opening our door for the participation of south asian countries including india we will also make positive efforts to help the relevant regional countries in their fight against the pandemic for the region india though was not represented at the virtual conference a reflection of recent violent border skirmishes between chinese and indian troops john burns wrote a case study for a new book called coronavirus politics and says china's only acting out of self interest it can be dressed up however you want but making the world safe for dictatorship that's what it's all that's again that's the goal absolute and china is playing it well the danger now is the virus spreads rapidly to nearby countries it is clear from state controlled media t

even india china russia they're all interested in conic to vittie connectivity is the key to the future. internet access in north korea china and russia is regulated differently than in germany what surprised the company was how more democratic nations also tend to demand an emergency off switch before giving approval to internet access via satellite constellation you know what even the united states asked for an off switch. every country wants a little control over the traffic in its country and one of the things they say basically is if you cause interference usually you'll need to be turned off and you say of course the ideas i'm never going to cause interference it will go back to the coordination with the other satellite systems i don't want to have to turn off so i'm going to make darn sure that i'm not interfering into anything. one web and its rival google space x. a comically neck and neck in this new space race with amazon lagging some distance behind with the high speed internet from blow us all but it will actually be commercially available by the end of 2021 is still hard t

in this case, china, india, russia, iran, pakistan. ign minister shah mahmood qureshi: finally, finally, it is one area. all the big players have a consensus. china, russia, european union, the u.s. there is a convergence on the region. they could have differences in other areas, but here fortunately, there is a convergence. anchor: it is an interest, china's growing role, as the u.s. leaves, and china also very concerned about the spillover of islamic militancy over the border. china offering talks between the afghan government and the taliban, talking about peacekeeping operations, if things get out of hand. this is astonishing geopolitically to see the chinese step in. foreign minister shah mahmood qureshi: they are neighbors. their interest is inevitable. and, we also realize that they can help them. it would require reconstruction. it would require investments post-conflict investments, and china stands to gain. the economic corridor china is building, the port that has become operational, the region being landlocked, there isn't i

we're going to friday, we're going to see the heavy rains across india, china, affecting parts of southern thailand. now if you go to india, that fi clone has been downgraded, it's moved its way across to the foothills of the himalayas. what's brought wet snow. ah, sponsored pay cut on airways. most people will never know what's beyond these doors . the deafening silence of 100000 and how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is precious. with fear. it's not an option. but we're not most people. oh, the me. you're watching out, is there a mind of our top stories? this hour is ready for this. have fight a warning shot at another towel block in garza, dozens of palestinian families have been forced to leave the homes across the strip . more than $100.00 bombs and artillery shells were fired overnight. several rockets have been fired from southern lebanon with israel reports the 2 rockets landed in open areas in care. yes. hi for district. israeli army says it is firing back into 11 years. president joe biden has told israel,

just pushing up into southern and central parts of the philippines scattering of showers across india china some wet weather there across the malaysian peninsula northern parts of borneo also see some wet weather as very much a repeat performance as we go on through a whedon's day the way some showers down towards java or is well for the showers across much of indonesia into the far north of australia some west weather once again coming through here but for much of australia it is fine and try to go some conditions down towards the southeast we'll see some wetter whether they're into where victoria pushing across to southern parts of new south wales easing up towards queensland but we'll see some wet weather here for a time as well i think the chooser the wet weather will be across northern parts of the states a tropical parts there you see the west where the making its way down towards the southeast as we go on through wetness day and it does become a little more widespread but more often new zealand lank living through but dry behind. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to people

across the heart of china and you can stem that rain right the way down across northern parts of india china joining up with a very heavy showers that we have across the far north east of india bangladesh seeing those big seasonal storms the cowboys shockey is around blowing away more of those as we go on through thursday will pass a bungler test and more to the east of in the single worst of the weather although down towards the southwest some big showers here and very hot between. qatar airways 100 years ago britain and france made a secret deal to divide the middle east between them now we can draw a map. but what's worth the loss to the facts of this agreement there is a regional set to 6 because it's at those borders were drawn without consulting the people how to live with the. psych speak our minds in the sand on al-jazeera. watching out of their minds of our top stories this hour hamas has fired a barrels of rockets towards southern israel while israel has conducted asteroid's into besieged gaza strip and more is yet to come as rolls defense minister has approved more aerial attacks

health leaders from india, china and 35 other countries are all taking part in the conference. >>> looking for a place to get your vaccine, head over to nbcbayarea.com for tips and the easiest ways to get a vaccine appointment. >>> san francisco district attorney holding a virtual sumit to address the spike in crimes targeting the asian-american and pacific islander community. the summit is called prevention and protection, keeping our aapi community safe. oudin expects to talk about the crime spike across california and the nation and talk about what constitutes a hate crime. that event is open to the public with limited availability. >>> in freehmont, a homeless man is in police custody for attacking two women in separate incidents. officers found the company. ually assaulting a 67-year-old woman near irvington high school and earlier in the day assaulted a 57-year-old woman out for a walk near the auto mall parkway. >> obviously if anybody saw anything, if anybody has any information, please contact us and also for public safety purposes, this person is in custody and we're doing everyt

going to friday it will be indonesia that sees some of those heavy showers as well as parts of india china southern thailand seeing some particularly heavy downpours as well but one area where things are not looking wet is australia we've got high pressure sitting over many of the central areas you can see that there and that's keeping things very calm and dry we will have a few showers kissing the coast of queensland and new south wales so a few showers there but very dry unsettled for central areas it's a similar story for western parts of a straight perth at $25.00 degrees and that's ahead of this weather system that's working its way up that's also going to be affecting parts of new zealand but for thursday we'll have the wet to weather in the southern areas of the south island pretty dry lots of sunshine in the north island but as we go into friday you can see that wet weather moving its way up with 1000 degrees in christchurch. i'm perry davies in the kimberley in western australia where indigenous communities it's teaming up with scientists to create a new approach to marry. conserv

and in this case now, china, india, russia, iran. but finally, finally i've had a soc, is one area where all the big players have a consensus. china, prussia, european union, the us there is a convergence on a lot of sun. they could have differences and other areas, but here, fortunately, there is a convergence. and he's interesting cuz he, china's growing role. now as, as the u. s. leaves and china also very concerned about the spillover of islamic militancy, intuition, john, or over the border china offering to host talks between the afghan government with taliban talking peacekeeping operations potentially of things got to get out of hand. this is quite astonishing job politically. they see china step into the role that the china, the neighbors you know, the interest is inevitable. and they also realize that they can help them. you know, a lot of san would require reconstruction. atlanta san would require investments, boast, conflict investments, and china, a stance to gain the economic got it, all the china is building the go, all

to american trade protectionists it's blasphemy to give western secrets to medical producers in india china and russia of course is not a done deal and many rich countries like germany opposed by inside so in the end is it just a symbolic move and what will the consequences be today we're getting 2 distinct perspectives on the debate in the 2nd half of the show we're going to be joined by the chief u.s. correspondent of the financial times at lewes but 1st we're talking to dr michelle mcmurry heath the president and c.e.o. of the world's biggest biotech lobby known as bio the biotechnology innovation organization before that dr murray heath was a top executive at johnson and johnson michel it's great to be with you today look i think a lot of people are feeling pain and frustration as they see so many in india and around the world suffer with the ravages of kovac and in their minds big pharma firms which they see as making lots and lots of money are sitting on property rights that if they were extended could help relieve that pain and suffering and death around the world tell me how you fee

showers into central and southern parts of china as well as showers they do stretch their way across india chinasome western weather there into will and possibly through our leasing across into what thailand southern costa thailand seeing some lively showers unsee usual spread of showers really through good parts of southeast asia probably the heaviest of which will be across northern parts of somalia joining up with a shower was that we have through the andaman sea pushing over towards lanka some very heavy showers once again into the northeast of india because seeing some heavy downpours pretty wet too for a good part of bangladesh on a pool. at ways from the al-jazeera london broke out fantastic t.v. special guests in conversation when societies declined when we know the title the only thing that benefits from this contract in south unprompted uninterrupted is the 1st one scared girls are those who are who don't work for him or in his satisfaction means well he's saying casual like to think that there's nationalism is not as ugly as someone else's nationalist thought to be unscripted. you're

legacy of british colonialism today, sri lanka is the world food because the producer of the india and china it's specialty, is the variety named after the british name to the island ceylon a level to begin up with. you learn about the entire process. what is just what we used to make tea for? the young lady just said there's no charge to visit the plantations. the french tourists are happy to go on a walk about, but they guide worried about the picture postcard image. the authorities want to convey then stops the group of french tourists thought. don't hang on, stop filming. that's not good for tv. let's get the wicker basket. and all of a sudden the picture appears to be a far more authentic one. just from the pictures on the plantation or all time old women, they work 6 days a week and here the work is done by hand. i don't if i'm so i mean women are paid kilo that might not seem very heavy. with that, i imagine it must be quite difficult in field with tricky slopes come arch key like you can do it in a little over 4 years. says the god, if you and that's not a $120.00 kilos for norfolk y

as india struggles with its crisis, it has been forced to halt its global vaccine exports. china is taking on responsibility and using it as an opportunity to push for regional influence over its rival. reporter: overwhelmed by the covid pandemic, it's easy to forget that india is one of the biggest manufacturers and exporters of vaccines that have been protecting people from the virus elsewhere. but as the covid crisis worsens, those experts are being curbed, creating a void that experts say is being filled by china. india's archrival. at a video conference, china's foreign minister told his sout asian counterparts that beijing was ready to help in any way it could. a spokesman making clear that this was a long-term commitment. >> this includes opening our door for the participation of south asian countries, including india. we will make positive efforts to help the relative regional countries in their fight against the pandemic. reporter: indio is not represented at the virtual conference, a reference to the recent border skirmishes. there was a case study for a new book called

china send a condolence to modi on friday. so i think there is still some sympathy to india from china. paul: right. ros krasny, thank you very much. in australia, the morrison government has defended its india travel ban despite concerns from the human rights commission. australians attempting to fight -- to fly home could face up to five deals in jail or a hefty fine, starting from today. let's bring in ed johnson. these are pretty tough penalties. how is the government justifying them? ed: the health minister announced these stringent penalties over the weekend. it is a $66,000 fine, a jail term of five years or both. the government says it needs to act because of this concern the quarantine system could buckle under the pressure of infected travelers reg to country. us joya close to their bear -- their borders to nonresidents over a border now. anyone returning home has to isolate in a hotel for 14 days. the system has been successful but it is not watertight. there have been multiple instances of security guards, even guests at the hotels becoming infected during their 14 day stay. then spreadin

secretary pompeo and i is the two plus two with india china's the most challenging relationship with united states in this century india presents the most opportunity. i think it's very important. glad to see president biden participated and then to win to speak with his counterpart. and then of course i've been very encouraged - - encouraged. and last but not least moving the approach looking at china. that's very important we can talk about the things we did domestically with checking the progress and the role of chinese companies in the united states. >> we could talk about that. >> to create unnecessary irritants with allies and partners that prevented us from realizing the full potential of how we could've gotten all the countries on board with those in europe much further along. i would put that down as a criticism but with a whole government approach i thought of course dod did a very good job. how do we employ all the other departments of the united states appropriately to do so? but i think we probably could have done more on a whole government approach so we finished a lot

even india china russia all interested in connectivity connectivity is the key to the future. internet access in north korea china and russia is regulated differently than in germany what surprised the company was how more democratic nations also tend to demand an emergency off switch before giving approval to internet access via satellite constellation you know what even the united states asked for an off switch. every country wants a little control over the traffic in its country and one of the things they say basically is if you cause interference usually you'll need to be turned off and you say of course the ideas i'm never going to cause interference when going back to the coordination with the other satellite systems i don't want to have to turn off so i'm going to make darn sure that i'm not interfering into anything. one web and its rival google space x. a commonly neck and neck in this new space race with amazon lagging some distance behind with a high speed internet for a blow us all bit will actually be commercially available by the end of 2021 is still hard to say.

also coming up what's to do about china the e.u. and india are ready to resume free tate free trade talks to better respond to the current challenges including china's economic dominance. and is there a light at the end of the tunnel the travel season is near and the tourism sector hopes it will bring a much needed boost in business. very warm welcome to the business i want to get johnson berlin good to have you with us buy on take has announced that it plans to set up a new factory in singapore to expand production in southeast asia the german biotech companies also setting up a joint venture in china to produce up to $1000000000.00 doses for the chinese market buy on tech is now supplying more than 90 countries worldwide and is expecting to ramp up its production to up to 3000000000 doses by the end of the year. during a pandemic this is the stuff that dreams are made of. the m r n a vaccine developed by german startup biotech was approved less than a year after the pandemic began it's now mainly manufactured by in-text new plant in marburg

and in this case now, china, india, russia, iran. but finally, finally, i've had a thought is one area where all the big players have a consensus. china, prussia, european union, the us there is a convergence on a lot of sun. they could have differences and other areas, but here, fortunately, there is a convergence. and it's interesting to see china's growing role. now as, as the u. s. leaves and china also very concerned about the spillover of islamic militancy, intuition, john, or over the border china offering to host talks between the afghan government with taliban talking of peacekeeping operations potentially of things got to get out of hand. this is christalin jer, politically. they see china step into the role of the china, the neighbors, you know, the interest is inevitable and they also realize that they can help them. you know, a lot of san would require reconstruction. a lot of san would require investments, boast, conflict, investments, and china, most times to gain the economic got it all the china is building the go, ot

that would include china, russia, india. are you saying that you would, would you be happy if the chinese or indeed the russians decided they wanted to take the lead on the global stage in combating this pandemic? >> we know what we did and the united states with coming up in record time operation warp speed with vaccines that are highly, highly effective and we know that from the testing that is done. we now have three come a couple to megadoses and another one dose, effected as much i did any of us could ever hope or wished or dreamed. those are things that a country's are not going to do. china's model is let us get this to nations will then be our friends. low on bliss of when they would get the vaccines if they can get it to china, it's like whether doing with the belt and road initiative. this is i believe from the standpoint of a communist, chinese communist party much more of a political operation that a humanitarian operation. they are in the process of working for influence in my opinion and i see the united states

and in this case now china, india, russia, iran. but finally august on finally of allison is one area where all the big players have a consensus. china, russia, european union, the us there is a convergence on a lot of sun. they could have differences and other areas, but here, fortunately, that is a convergence. and he's interesting, does he, china's growing role. now, as, as the u. s. leaves and china also very concerned about the spillover of islamic militancy, intuition, john, or over the border china offering to host talks between the afghan government and taliban, talking of peacekeeping operations potentially of things got to get out of hand. this is quite astonishing job, politically. they see china step into the role of the china, the neighbors you know, the interest is inevitable and they also realize that they can help them. you know, a lot of san would require reconstruction. a lot of san would require investments, boast, conflict investments, and china, a stance to gain the economic got it. all the china is building the

their b2c platforms women accounted for 55% of our sales and just think of a brand global ly, india, chinawe are today. liz: we can't leave without showing what you're slapping the playboy brand logo on. is it an airplane? is it a plane, a bird? this is incredible. you're obviously leveraging this brand as you look forward. >> yeah, look. we're bringing back the big bunny obviously one of the most famous planes ever outside of air force one. this is really part of our strategy moving forward, this is not a corporate aircraft. this is an aircraft that we use to engage influencers and celebrities around the world who are already participating in the brand, and so we're really excited, it's a fine billboard at the end of the day. liz: okay, i love it. i mean i think it's adorable, and many years ago, i got invited to the playboy mansion, and hef was very lovely came down in his silk pajamas as always. ben great to see you thank you very much as we look at that long time brand moving ahead into the new age. ben kohn, up playboy group. >> thanks, liz. liz: the spac craze, particularly the celeb

pakistan -- you know, they have fought i think three times now -- they both possess nuclear weapons india chinaht once and squirmishes up in help and they are possibilities that people are beginning to contemplate they may be wrong and i certainly hope they're wrong. but i think what we're also going to see is a lot more con conflict as we're seeing in fail state and governments for various reasons and states wobbly never built a strong political structure or infrastructure and often destabilized by outside forces see mother of those and see more of those and lots of more yemens and that worries me. well to return to point that we began with -- there's a large body of opinion in america that strong states drive themselves towards war. that when you give a state more power you take power away from the individual and from the civilian society -- feeling that may not always be true and that -- if you want to prevent war, don't count on a weak state weakest states are the most -- states. but i say this as a prejudice prelude to this maybe next to last question. do you think increasing budgets incre

china? >> definitely. india'strack to get bigger and bigger, and if you look forward to the next ten years, there's a good chance that india will surpass china in terms of its economic development. don't forget taiwan, don't forget korea, don't forget vietnam. all these countries are doing quite well. and particularly in the technology area. you're going to see a lot of tremendous work being done. the problem, of course, with taiwan is the threat from china, and that's where i think we're going to be see a lot of problems going forward, particularly for u.s. policymakers. maria: yeah, it's a great point because china reiterates all the time that it wants to see the reunification of taiwan. we're watching that story closely. mark mobius, it's great to catch up with you. thanks so much for being here. >> thank you. maria: we'll see you soon, mark. thank you. giving china a break, the biden administration postponing a ban on trading companies linked to the chinese military. we are going to talk about that coming up.

8000000 people. 10 countries make up 2 thirds of the wealth, smoking population that includes china, india, and denisia. you know, it just stays russia and turkey. one in 3 tobacco mochas, or that's about 341000000 people are in china. let's bring in doctor oscar ellen, he's chief of programs and services for the national association of county and city health officials. he joins us from washington, d. c. many thanks to speaking to us on out his era. so we have seen this crack down in recent years from a number of countries binding things like indoor smoking, raising the cost of packets of cigarettes and so on. but as my direct to put it, smoking is just not cool anymore. so it's surprising, isn't it? that the numbers on the rise in some cases, yes and no. yes. in the sense that smoking, the traditional cigarette has kind of fallen out of favor. but we've seen the rise and other tobacco products that we estimate has really taken a turn with why folks really been using more of these tobacco products than a and then alarm and fashion, whether they be electronic cigarettes, of course, e to gar

about vaccine in equity and the ability of bolstering manufacturing outside the us, europe , china and india, where would you go first and how quickly do you think this sort of system could be up and running in time for either the next areas of covid-19 or the next pandemic ? >> it has to get to companies that have stringent regulatory authority so you can have confidence in the quality of the vaccines. you have to go to a country that's willing to say they're not going to take itfor them first . maybe 20 percent of the production they're going to let 80 percent though regionally there are a number of countries in asia and africa meet those criteria. the most optimistic estimates is that you have reduction in six months or less if you had collaboration from the companies so it's the kind of thing has to be done in a collaborative way. >> i'm interested in you say it has to be countries that will be putting themselves at 80 percent regionally to the wider continent or example of africa but why should they do it when america and the uk and other countries in europe and india and china, why whe

the united states, united emerett and saudi arabia, workers sent it back to their families in india, china. and as we'll see, kenya. but it was not just families who rely on this income entire economies of some countries depend on it to her lead is unhappy. the 3 year old is missing, his mom, i for more than a year. now his only contact with her has been by a video chat with somebody. that's because she's taking a job as a domestic worker and many in saudi arabia. and he says, like many kenyon, his mother's death runs the sega felt she had no other choice than to seek work abroad. mr. bradwell called the money that my daughter was making here in kenya just wasn't enough. so she decided to go to saudi arabia for the sake of the family because of lockdown and turkeys in saudi arabia, stuff or run for hasn't sent much money home since june last year. his family struggling measures introduce to stop the spread of his iris, have impacted economies around the world. remittances sent home by migrant workers have gone down in many countries. but economist james, she clotty says the opposite is tru

health leaders from india, china and 35 other countries are all taking part. >>> as of today, also today, san francisco district attorney jason boudin is holding a virtual sumit to address the spike in crimes targeting asian-american and pacific islander. it is called prevention and protection, keeping our aapi community safe. what constitutes a hate crime. and if law enforcement really has the tools to prosecute hate crime cases. that event is open to the public with limited availability. >>> in freemont, a homeless man is in custody, accused of attacking two women in separate incidents. officers found the suspect, alexander lomax sexually assaulting a 67-year-old woman yesterday near irvington high school. police say earlier in the day, the same man assaulted a 57-year-old woman out for a walk near the auto mall parkway. >> obviously if anybody saw anything, if anybody has any information, please contact us and also for public safety purposes, this person is in custody and we're doing everything we can to make sure this person is held accountable for what they did. >> lomax faces sever