brent: howard catton, ceo of the international council of nurses, we appreciate your time.nd we appreciate the work of other nurses that you represent. thank you. howard: thank you very much. brent: the global response to the pandemic is certainly deserving of criticism but it has been faster, faire andr more humane compared to 30 years ago when h.i.v. was first detected. in hiv remains today. thousands of people per year die of hiv-related illnesses. we already have numerous covid-19 vaccines. so why is there still no shot against hiv? reporter: h.i.v. is one of the toughest things to crack in medical science. it is pictured here in green, attacking the body. attempts to make any vaccine go back over 30 years. h.i.v. infects the t cells, the very cells that make up the bloodstream. the virus uses these cells to survive, to hide from the body's defenses, and to replicate. >> h.i.v. can hide in our, so to speak. the traditional mechanisms of immune protection that we rely on from vaccines such as developing antibodies may not be enough, meaning different types of the immune

what triggers as well as the fisher's data del, howard your organization, the international council of nurses calls the number of deaths that health care workers, coven, 1900, a damning indictment of governments. do you think that we're at the stage where we will start seeing governments do more? i hope we will. i hope that this will spur them into action because i'm really concerned that they've been looking the other way by not reporting by not counting, pretending that the problem doesn't exist, but what we're seeing now very clearly are the consequences of the impact you've just heard about the mental health impact the mass traumatized zation that's now translating to people who are leaving are the professions not just nursing other health professions, as well, who feel that they can give no more nurses round the world. we went into this pandemic 6000000 nurses, short the impact of the pandemic. we believe has increased that. and we think that we could be on the edge on the brink of a global health workforce crisis. and if government don't do something about that, if they don't rec

he is the chief executive officer of the international council of nurses from one by dr. issue arg alada, an infectious diseases expert, and secretary general of the organized medicine academic guild, and from melbourne. grant blashley and associate professor at the nozzle institute for global health at the university of melbourne. a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. howard, let me start with you today. it is estimated that between 80002880002 health care workers could have died from cupboard 19 since the beginning of the pandemic. that is a staggering number. just how shocking is it to you. i'm. it's a, it's a conservative estimate. it is absolutely shocking. i think the true figure could be higher. i think we could be pushing close to a quarter of a 1000000. it's an indictment of government's failure to act, to protect health care work as these are people who were just going to work to do their job. but the real issue that worries me hugely here is that the actual number of deaths reported to the world health organization. from countries a

this was the 1st time a full international cricket council member played against the united states on us soil and home side clearly made the most of the opportunity after guardian unseen, had 60 fives out the states post. 188. the 6 home boaters restricted the irish to just 162 for 6, for a 26 run when the americans will co host the 20204020 world cup. how much with the west indies will over there for now? i'll be here again in a couple of hours with more sports news. emily had our irish producers not very happy to hear those me i'll and thank you very much. all right, state you now for more news and go anyway. ah ah and a in the far reaches of the new siberian islands, gold rush, fever is in the air, hunted, searching for priceless woolly mammoth tasks of honor the holy grail. an incredible journey into the realms of science fiction, where cloning and synthetic biology have scientists playing god. witness genesis to point toe, the hunt for the woolly mammoth on al jazeera. coded 19 is a public health crisis that has been compounded by capitalism. ali re navigates the big questions ra

have been fixed and we heard nothing more about the virginia study was commissioned by the international council, unclean transportation or i. c. c, t, the developers at v w h q involve spoke new. it contained all the pieces of the puzzle to expose their machinations. an engineer remembers the increasing anxiety. we knew we were busted. we had 500000 vehicles in the u. s. and in the worst case scenario would have to buy them back. ah, the result was a growing tower of one lie after the next night with a high price, as is now clear from internal b, w reports punish or $10.00 beam d i. c, c t studia, i'm unable to say who was aware of the i c c t study in full detail back then. i was often thus di, what i can say is that the main reason for the us authorities punishing us so harshly, was thus not telling the truth after that. need to divide, caserta alone may 2014 martin ventercore. in his 1st told about the study, a close confidence spent got vice, wrote him a note that landed in the brief case. ventercore would take home every weekend, num dusty and amazing else on the counter. that was the week

we're joined from moscow by andre court and off he's the director general of the russian international fairs council. a largely state funded think tank. and from brunswick, maine were joined by michael kim aj. he said for a history professor at the catholic university of america in a former state department, russia ukraine expert under president obama. welcome to both the w news 1st. let's turn it to andre cotton of because it's the russian side that the white house anyway says has cold for these talks. so what exactly is president putin likely to demand? well 1st of all, i think it's clear that to present wouldn't, would like to talk to present by didn't because he believes that the u. s. president can deliver on what he promises present by didn't committed to, to extended the new start agreement. and he actually did it with no strings attached. he committed himself to studying dial a car on arms control as to the digit stability and even on cybersecurity with moscow. and he actually entered this negotiation. so the perception is that you might be in a disarray. i and it's hard to counter on either

had been fixed and we heard nothing more about the virginia study was commissioned by the international council, unclean transportation or i. c. c, t. the developers at v w h q involved spoke new. it contained all the pieces of the puzzle to expose their machinations. an engineer remembers the increasing anxiety. we knew we were busted. we had 500000 vehicles in the u. s. and in the worst case scenario would have to buy them back. the results was a growing tower of one lie after the next life with a high price, as is now clear from internal b. w reports punish or attend the india as the city stood. yeah, i'm unable to say who was aware of the i c c t study in full detail back then. i was organ does do what i can say is that the main reason for the us authorities punishing us so harshly. was us not telling the truth after that? need to bite caserta move may 2014 martin ventercore in his 1st told about the study. ah, the close confidant spent got vice, wrote him a note that landed in the brief case vin to colon would take home every weekend. no dust sta in a meeting else on the counter. that was

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well, let's now bring in andre. caution of he is director general of the russian international affairs council. he joins us now from moscow via skype. andre, thank you for your time today. i'm curious, how realistic you think the possibility is these direct talks might be with well, definitely it's better to have talked to her other than not with have talked to the question is, what are the subject of these negotiations? my b, apparently the union side would like to some audi why. so the means agreements and maybe to change some of the, all the terms of the agreement to. and i don't think that the russian signed a side is incentivized to do that. unless it might expect to any flexibility in exchange for that. so i think that that is a difficult to teach and, and i agree that that means the agreements were signed many years ago. and at that point the u. k. and i mean, it was very weak and you came was added to sign or whatever a needed to sign in order to still of the military confrontation. right now the sedation is different. and of course, there are many people in kiva who believe that they

let's bring in the andre cotton of he's the director general of the russian international affairs council and joins us from moscow. thanks for being here. andre festival. let's start with about the told about the closeness of this relationship and has that been underestimated by the west? well, i think that many analysts are in the risk trying to find some wrinkles in the relationship . and they argue that this relationship is a situational partnership. rather than a strategic alliance, but it seems that both mosca and b g the really need each other. and the relationship has moved significantly over the last couple of years. and of course, the policy of the united states, which can be labeled as the policy of view of containment to clear this amount of the relationship withhold, china and russia are planning joint efforts to safeguard each other's security interests. what exactly does that mean? well that implies that are, for example, our, our chairman caea has confirmed our, his understanding and support of the russian position means ivy nate in europe by he expressed his support of pre

spoke about this with andrei court enough, he's with the largely state funded russian international affairs council. let's have a listen and then come back to you. the a more, the, the movement so of the russian troops are not to cross in the ukrainian border. but i think that the concern of the russian side to ease the nato is extended its military corporation with ukraine and always see our target drones, for example, used in don't boss. all we can see saw in the u. s. made military hardware utilized in the east of ukraine. and this is something we sure i think her creates concerns in the covenant that to nato might to upgrade its military corporation with ukraine . so mr. kurt, russia wants nato to commit to never allowing ukraine to join. you say that the west should stand firm. how likely do you think the by an administration is to scale back cooperation with ukraine in response to these russian concerns? i don't think they will. it's been a pretty strong bipartisan policy in this country over the past, really since the end of the cold war. and certainly since the invasion of ukraine in 2014,

the virginia study was commissioned by the international council, unclean transportation or i. c. c, t. the developers at v w h q involve spoke new. it contained all the pieces of the puzzle to expose their machinations. an engineer remembers the increasing anxiety. we knew we were busted. we had 500000 vehicles in the u. s. and in the worst case scenario would have to buy them back. ah, the result was a growing tower of one lie after the next night with a high price, as is now clear from internal b, w reports punish or $10.00 beam d i. c, c t studia, i'm unable to say who was aware of the i c c t study in full detail back then. i was talking thus to what i can say is that the main reason for the us authorities punishing us so harshly was thus not telling the truth. after that ish to her to go hide. caserta lay 2014 martin ventercore in his 1st told about the study. a close, confident spent, got vice, wrote him a note that landed in the brief case of inter kohen would take home every weekend, num dusty and amazing else on the counter. that was the weekend mail as reported in the m

have been fixed and we heard nothing more about the virginia study was commissioned by the international council, unclean transportation or i, c. c, t. the developers at v w h q involve spoke new. it contained all the pieces of the puzzle to expose their machinations. an engineer remembers the increasing anxiety. we knew we were busted. we had 500000 vehicles in the u. s. and in the worst case scenario would have to buy them back. ah, the result was a growing tower of one lie after the next night with a high price, as is now clear from internal b w reports punish or $10.00 beam d i. c, c t studia, i'm unable to say who was aware of the i c c t study in full detail back then. i was talking thus to what i can say is that the main reason for the us authorities punishing us so harshly was thus not telling the truth after that. need her to go hide caserta la may 2014 martin ventercore, and his 1st told about the study. a close, confident spent got vice, wrote him a note that landed in the brief case of inter kohen would take home every weekend. now does estee an amazing job on the counter? that was t

he is the director general of the russian international affairs council. a larger state-funded think tank and then we are joined by michael commits. he is a history professor at the catholic university of america and a former state department russian ukraine expert under president obama. welcome to dw news. this is the russian side that the white house says has called for these talks. what exactly is president putin likely to demand? >> first of all, i think it is clear that president putman would like to talk to president biden because he believes the u. president can deliver on what he promises. president biden committed to the new start agreement and he did it with no strings attached. he committed himself to this on cybersecurity with moscow and he actually entered this negotiation. europe might be in disarray. it is hard to count on either bein or paris. the united states remains an indispensable partner. i think the idea of putin is to touch base wh president biden on action to the proposals that were presented to the western side ely and to see what

the ceo of the international council of nurses who heads a group representing 27 million nurses, saysealthcare workers. he says turnover could be alarming. his organization estimates the rates of nurses intending to leave their job within a year has risen to 20 to 30%. >> the feeling they have run already two or three or even four marathons with each wave of the pandemic, the prospects of having to go again means that many of them are not sure whether they can. >> reporter: the nurse's group says there was already a global shortage of 6 million nurses before the pandemic. and many were set to retire in the next few years. but the pandemic has further drained the ranks. the world health organization says up to 180,000 healthcare workers may have died from covid-19 from the beginning of the pandemic through may of this year. and a small percentage are leaving because of vaccine mandates. germany recently joined a number of other european countries like france and italy to require vaccinations or proof of recovery from covid-19 for all healthcare workers beginning in march. a new study i

this was the 1st time a full international cricket council member played against the united states on us soil and home side clearly made the most of the opportunity of the government unseen. it's $65.00 of the states post $188.00 for 6. the homeowners restricted the irish, just 162 for 6 for 26 run when the americans will co host the 202014. when he woke up with the waste in the world class full. that's all supposed so now we'll have more for you again a little bit later. emily, thank you very much, peter. and that's it for this news hour. but don't go anywhere. i'll have more of the day's news in just a moment. so stay with us in the meantime into our website, out to 0 duck ah, join the debates, 90 percent of the world's refugees have come from a common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on cities across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future, it's now, it's not a lock can get is this completed. we cannot lose hope. we know what to do, and we have the tools and to get back with all the patient. this stream on al jazeera, african nar

for the 1st time a full international cricket council member played against the united states on us soil. and the home side clearly made the most of the opportunity of the gotcha on thing. hit 65 to help the states post 188 for fix. the home boat is restricted, the irish just 100. 62 for 6. for $26.00 run. when the americans will co host the 20201420 woke up with the west indies and that's where we'll leave it for. now. gemma will be a little bit later with more sports news. okay. because a lot better. thanks for that update. and thanks for watching the news, our on al jazeera back in just a moment. we're much more of today's news to you. i'm gonna ah mm hm. with, [000:00:00;00] with, with viewing the debate, 90 percent of the world refugees have come from of climate impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on cities across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future 8. now this is not a lock can get it completed. we cannot lose hope. we know what to do, and we have the tools to do to get back with all the paper. the stream on al jazeera, coveted

install, come on thursday. andrei caught in office the director general of the russian international affairs council. he says moscow wants to make sure you crane doesn't resolve it's conflict with separatists in the east. apparently the canyon side would like to some of the wise the means clements and maybe to change some of the of the terms of the agreement. and i don't think that the russians signed aside that use, incentivized to do that unless it might expect to any flexibility in exchange for that. so i think that the difficult to teach and, and dougherty that the means could remains resigned many years ago. and at that point the u. k, and i'm, it was very weak and you can was ready to sign whatever you needed to sign in order to stop the military confrontation or right now the situation is different. and of course, there are many people that key who believe that they main skagit months do not meet the national interests of the country. as far as ukraine is concerned, i think that the main the main goal of the russian polish right now is the tariffs, are russia would like to deter you again fro

now i'm of, he is an expert at the russian international affairs council or across acros. and in fact, that means he can jump anytime you want. now he's appreciate scott, let me go to you 1st here. what's the point of best some that, i mean i am really at a loss. i mean this is, it's that it's, it's like 1950 or 1980 and the cold war is still going on. and can you actually in a, have a, a principal, i, you know, uniting principal around democracy in the world today because the u. s. has its own issues with democracy. i would imagine we, i've done countless numbers of programs on the democracy deficiency in the european union, and now we're doing it in 2021. what's your explanation? go ahead. scott. well, got a couple things. first of all, we have to understand that this is a campaign promise that was made by your by this is major foreign policy speech a back in july 2020. and the biden, you know, is, is premised his whole democracy campaign on the notion that america is a great country that had suffered egregiously under, for years of a donald trump. and that the key joe b

well, i spoke to andre corporal of he's the director general of the russian international affairs council. he says, moscow's main goal is to prevent ukraine from finding a solution to the contract and east and on bus. apparently, the union side would like to somehow be wise. the means agreements and maybe to change some of the, of the terms of the agreement. and i don't think that the russian signed aside that use incentivized to do that unless it might expect to any flexibility in exchange for that. so i think that it is difficult to teach. and then dougherty, that means agreements resigned many years ago. and at that point, the u. k. i mean, it was very weak and you created was an added to sign off or whatever you needed to sign in order to stop the military confrontation. right now the situation is different. and of course, there are many people in key who believe that the means cognitive must do not meet the national interests of the country. as far as ukraine is concerned, i think that the main the main goal of the russian polish right now is the tariffs, are russia would like to det

rather than for russia to camp under a cartoon of the director general of the russian international affairs council, he says, president putin has framed russia. sluggish economy in a positive life. i think that i put in, make, saw on the emphasis on the resilience of the ocean economy. i hear underscore the rational economy a declined uh, but not as as deep as many other economists and all the recovery turned out to the foster that in many of the countries. so he sounded somewhat optimistic, a law of course, he should be concerned about the relatively low or girls of the russian economy. and about the structural problems lead the economist to control us. i think that russians are used to listen to latino, which in every year of well, maybe the interest is not as high as it was a couple of years ago because of course they already used to it. and it's a kind of standard feature. all 4 or 4 of the carbon b r i, i think the definitely the right people who are still look like are, are engaged in these press conferences. but the majority of russian saw is more focused on the day to day fight for survival

cricketing nation, ireland, in a t 20 international in florida, is, was the 1st time a full international cricket council member played against the united states on us soil. and the home side made them most of the opportunity after i got announcing, hit 65 to help the states east coast 186. the home bowlers restricted the irish to 162 physics for a 26 rung when the americans will co host at the 20204020 world cup with the west indies. basil yes, but for now i'll have more for you later to we thank you so much, jim and thanks for watching the news. our on al jazeera, we hand you over to our team in london, barbara saras with you in just a moment and much more of the day. bye bye, for now and january, and i just need 20 years ago, the euro was brought into circulation. we investigate how the euro, again, benefit from having an official currency be part of the stream and going out social media community. se early owns recovery from civil war continues. we moved to decade since the end of one of africa's most brutal complex, the bottom line. steve clemens dives headlong into the u. s. issues that shape the r

the stability of our relationship. andre cotton of ease director general of the russian international affairs council. he says there are commonalities between many russian and chinese positions. a chairman c has confirmed our, his understanding and support of the russian position these ivy nate in europe are . he expressed his support of present putting that russian needs some kind of security guarantees from the rest, at the same time markers and who to know once again confirmed our, the russian physician or our thoughts or the a one china policy or clear are, will be, or no moves to some, howard a so the a diplomatic stage was saw off a tie bay in moscow. i iananda, i think that our, our ashi is getting closer to china on some other important issues, especially on the issues related to us, to the u. s. pressure on china, like the pressure on the winter. olympic games are in february or economic sanctions are there to the bud administration. might impose on b, g and japanese new chancellor. all of shelter has used his 1st speech to warn russia. it will pay a high price if it invades ukraine. oblique

usa shocks. allen's in its he 20 international in florida, is, was the 1st time of full international cricket council member played against the united states on us soil. and the home side certainly made the most of the opportunity after a garden, unseeing, hit 65 out the states post a 188 will. 6. the home bonus restricted the irish to $160.00 physics a $26.00 run. when the americans will co host at the 20201420 will cover with the west indies locally through bowl and that is always bought from me for now as back to barbara in london. jemma. thank you. now before we go, nothing on t v to your taste while then you clearly have the wrong peavey around her and her room. yes, so a japanese professor has created a likable t. v. monitor that can imitate food flavors. a person tells the machine what they feel like eating in a transparent film with liquid droplets, a slides out on top of the screeners and some very appetizing does it. the machine is programmed with recipes that allows it to create the taste of 20 food samples. well, go to look at it that the uni that the can eat when we stay home because of

international community has to get into this. they have to play their pardon. this is why we repeatedly called for action at the un security council for an international arms embargo against myanmar military. and why we're calling for decisive sanctions against the both military and their businesses and of various different state enterprises, like the m r o oil and gas enterprise, which is putting money into the coffers of the myanmar military. all right, precarious situation in dade fell roberts and from human rights watch. thanks very much. thank you. oh, the astronauts on the international space station have also taken a bit of a break this holiday season. merry christmas recruit. we're very happy holidays. happy new year from all of expedition. 66. the crew including for nasa astronaut and one from the european space agency brought a touch of festive che, while orbiting 400 kilometers about the earth. in watching data with the news. as a reminder of the top story we're following for you. south africa as archbishop desmond to, to has died at the age of 90 is death was announced by south african presidents that will remo hosa to

spoke about this with andrei court enough, he's with the largely state funded russian international affairs council. let's have a listen and then come back to you. the more the, the movement so of the russian troops are not to cross in the ukrainian border. but i think that the concern of the russian side to ease the nato is extended its military corporation with ukraine and always see our target drones, for example, used in don't boss. all we can see saw in the u. s. made the military hardware utilized in the east of ukraine. and this is something we sure i think her creates concerns and the crown of the to nato might to upgrade its military cooperation with ukraine. so mr. kurt, russia wants nato to commit to never allowing ukraine to join. you say that the west should stand firm. how likely do you think the by an administration is to scale back cooperation with ukraine in response to these russian concerns? i don't think they will. it's been a pretty strong bipartisan policy in this country over the past, really since the end of the cold war. and certainly, since the invasion of ukraine in 2014,

view and human rights council or does an international investigation into abuses by all sides in ethiopia as year long war. at least 12 people are dead and houses torn apart after typhoon rye continues its journey across the central and southern philippines. also, i remember yelling teaser teaser teaser and nothing happened. a former minnesota police officer who killed black motorists, dante wright, breaks down as she takes the stand on devin asked with sport as cove 19 grips, the english premier league manages are divided over whether the season should be halted. liberals, bossier and corporate doesn't see any benefit in stopping the competition. ah, welcome to the news, our top story. it is just over 3 weeks in south africa, reported the discovery and you very into the corona virus. it already had a huge impact on the corner is fueling infections around the world, sparking new restrictions, cases and deaths are reaching alarming levels in the united states. on average, more than a $120000.00 infections are reported each day, which is a rise of 40 percent on last month. number of deaths

this is the united nations human rights council, which was tom mission, international commission to investigate alleged abuses in the country. un says it's receiving credible reports all sides and he threw up his conflict are committing severe human rights violations. if you're, if you're dismissed, the council statement is politically motivated. 7th round of talks aimed at reviving the 2015 iran new plea deal is concluded in the austrian capital, vienna parties to the talks. i've been to resurrect the agreement. disease of wrong limits. it's nuclear activity and exchange for sanctions relief. it's been breached on both sides since the u. s. pulled out 3 years ago, us national security adviser says the talks are not going well, while the you says there's still a long way to go. all that i will be back with the news hour and 25 minutes time. look forward to seeing you then. bye for now. ah welcome to portal. i'm sandra goldman with more great content from the digital side of al jazeera. that's our website, social media, and podcast. in this episode we'll meet one of al jazeera as talented camera

the you on human rights council or does an international investigation into abuses by all sides in ethiopia, yellow war. at least 12 people, a dad in houses, torn apart as typhoon ry continues its journey across the southern and central philippines. also la vote is a more positive person. punish the prime minister after a series of scandals and what's being described as a political earthquake. ah, we begin with the latest on the curve in 19 pandemic and corona, virus infections and deaths are reaching alarming levels in the united states. on average, more than a $120000.00 infections are reported each day, which is a rise of 40 percent on last month. number of deaths is climbing as well, with almost 1300 fatalities a day. man universities across the country reverting to online teaching and sports events have also been canceled or postponed. the president joe biden has won the unvaccinated. they are at great risk. a message echoed by the head of the white house covered response team for the unvaccinated. looking at a winter of severe illness and death for yourselves, your families in the hos

best practices, can you elaborate a little bit more on how it works with standards like international code council and communities to adopt windstorm resilient building codes to avoid widespread losses similar to those from hurricane andrew? dr. weaver: sure. great question. nist is not regulator develop the actual building code. what their role principally is in developing actionable science that cuss used to guide the processes that underpin standards development and code development implementation. a great example not necessarily really to hurricanes at this point, but a very new example is that out of our joplin, missouri, extraordinary investigation, one of the recommendations was develop tornado maps to guide the implementation of safe design for the tornado hazard. this is the first time this is ever being done. previous to theefnt it was just -- that event, it was just an act of god. now there are provision that is could be voluntarily used to design for tornadoes. that's going to be coming up in the next american society of civil engineers publication that comes out in 2022. we work more

we need to understand that the un security council, the international community, need to impose very heavy sanctions on the military hunter to prevent the situation from getting out of control. we talk about things getting out of control, hard to think the street is likely to react to this. well, we saw we saw even ask her, a protesters were killed by a vehicle being driven into a crowd. people school came out in fresh marks. we're not to see only flash mobs. we're going to see violent reactions from the population all around the country because they have been resisting military brutality and the jailing of science, which is just one symptom. and perhaps even the tipping point, 2 of an escalation of conflict, which is actually going to get out of control easily don't step in now. she's been convicted on 2 charges where there are, there are several against her and against senior members of the are now these, this is the start. it is just to start there's at least 9. are there charges against our sanctity? and it is convicted of all of these to be in jail for a maximum penalty of a han

for several months, over two decades ago, he interned at the council on foreign relations. [laughter] mr. haas: i'm not sure why that was scrubbed but it will come up in the q&a part. we have members here in the room in washington, d.c. and across the country. the plan this morning for mr. sullivan, who had a long commute to get here --that is also a joke, if you know your geography. didn't do as well as the previous one. jake is going to deliver some remarks -- opening remarks, then he and i -- i will join him for a conversation and he has agreed to take questions from our members in the room and in virtual-land. we will juggle it. we are starting a little late so it may go on over if that is ok with you and others here. glad to see everybody masked up and being as safe as we can. with that, jake, the microphone is yours. mr. sullivan: thank you, richard. i will fix that oversight promptly. part of the reason i scrubbed it is because i interned for the previous president of the council on foreign relations and i would not want to detract from the glamour of the current pre

for several months, over two decades ago, he was an intern at the council on foreign relations. [laughter] i'm not sure why that was scrubbed. it will come up in the q&a. we have members here in the room in washington, d.c.. and across the country. the plan this morning for mr. sullivan who had a long commute to get here, that's also a joke if you know your geography. jake is going to deliver some remarks. then, i will join him up here for a conversation. then, he has agreed to take questions from our members in the room and virtually. we will juggle it. we are starting a little bit late, so we may go over, if that's ok with you and others here. i'm glad to see everyone masked up. being as safe as we can under the circumstances. jake, the microphone is yours. mr. sullivan: thank you, richard. i will fix that oversight promptly. part of the reason i scrubbed it, it was because i was an intern for the previous president on the council of foreign relations and i did not want to detract from the glamour of the current president. [laughter] it is a genuine pleasure to be here in pers

we need to understand that the un security council, the international community need to impose very heavy sanction on the military hunter. to prevent the situation from getting out control, we saw even aka, protestors were killed by vehicles being driven into a crowd of people still came out in fashion. not just see only flash mob. we are going to see violent reactions from the population all around the country because they have been resisting military brutality. and the jailing of trying to achieve is just one symptom. and perhaps even the tipping point to an escalation of constantly which is actually going to get out of control if we don't step in. now. the prime minister of the solomon islands has survived no confidence vote in parliament follows last week's riots. when crowds burned down dozens of buildings and looted shops in the capitol on the aria, at least 3 people were killed in the unrest sparked while long simmering regional rivalries, economic problems and accusations of china's influence over the government. troops from australia, new zealand, and other neighboring nations ha

the un human rights council is calling for the establishment of an international commission to monitor alleged to pieces in ethiopia. it's receiving credible reports that all signs in ethiopia complete a committing to be asked human rights violations and police in japan investigating a fire, psychiatric clinic suspect it may have been started deliberately. 24 people were killed in the blaze. returning to our top story now on us health officials recommending the use of other vaccines over jane. jane took the senate j n. a i car is an infectious disease physicians at sterling national university. he says the benefits of the jane j vaccine outweigh that small risk against delta. it's even a single dose.

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