how many miller is in johanna spec? there's been a significant amount of frustration from within the south african government and also scientists in experts around those travel fans. and it appears that president trump supposed to use the, the rates this evening to south africa and to also send a message to the world around the travel band saying that further covert 1900 restrictions would not be imposed south africa would remain at level one because they don't see the government doesn't see any reason why they should be further restrictions and rather south africa to get back to native. there is a lot of concern around what these travel restrictions will mean for southern africa as a region, especially ahead of the holiday period with thousands of visitors from europe and the u. k. are expected to see it could not make impact, but it's certainly a lot of angle from the president and the government around the good work they say scientists are doing around sequencing to them sequencing and also just tracing cobra, 1900 c

in johanna, a professor of political science at qatar university.n istanbul, the director of the siddique institute. and in paris, a journalist and contributor to the middle east monitor. welcome to the program. after 10 years of silence, saif al-islam in his new york times interview talks about coming back with this are a of mystery -- this aura of mystery, almost like a striptease. now we are seeing the big reveal. he looks like a changed man. he used to favor western, european clothing. we saw him register in very traditional clothes. i know very little has been heard from him from the public. is he a changed man? >> if you take into account the fact he has been for a decade in isolation, completely cut off from the outside world, without his family and associates, he must have changed anyway. he faced a court in 2015. i think he is a changed man. he has been involved in important reconciliation processes between tribes, just two weeks ago successfully. the libyan public view of him has changed as well because they see some kind of savior because

a fight over what's at the bottom of the see what the all that he was a johanna woman tides have been the hauling a to z and those on the like down the fishermen say chinese sand dredges have been illegally plundering these waters, ruining both the environment and livelihoods or toes out on, since i just being taught by magenta, modeled us, and by again, been dealt. and so been dell though, you'll gentlemen serene bonds, the bond legos as they are those dental hygiene since i mailed the changing them in as a belgium hot on this illegal charger has been here since october last year. when lee is a local politician, the sand treasure was illegally mining, and the water is near my 2, which are considered taiwanese restricted water sentiments, coast guard dependent. you can see a shard of broken the shallows down, including sand and gravel, and other parts of what used to be marine life and it, it's just the sad to be, it's just affects the people's livelihoods on so many levels from fishing to, towards them get even affects our local infrastructure as underwater cable between the differen

kind of battle going on, a fight over what's at the bottom of the sea or the all that he was the johanna woman tides have been the hawing a to lentils on the like. down the fisherman say chinese sand dredges have been illegally plundering these waters, ruining both the environment and livelihoods, or toes out on since i just think tut bob magenta modeled us and i again been del n. so been dealt loyal gentlemen to re bonded the bottle of gold. they are those gentle luxury them since i mailed the changing them didn't as a volume hot on me. this illegal charger has been here since october last year. when lee is a local politician. the 10 treasure was illegally mining and in the waters near my, which are considered ponies, restricted waters and towns coast guard dependent. you can see shards of broken the shallows down, including sand and gravel, and other parts of what used to be marine life. and it, it's just a sad sight to be, it's just affects the people's livelihoods on so many levels, from fishing to, towards them get even affects our local infrastructure as underwater cable between th

but 1st, johanna who's on how hong kong got here from a city of liberties to one that's under a songs ah. 2 don't go on, always enjoyed the most open, liberal press in the region. oh, well what we're seeing over the last year or 2 has been more like a death by a 1000 cuts. oh yes. why ye guy cherry target. hi paul o young wake at joyce. hi gaye, i was actually all nail even the most optimistic jo. this found it difficult to have reason for optimism. now, journalist may have to pay a price for the effort to seek the tool hung cone, a place once known for its openness and civil liberties. now a place of political persecution and a correct on free speech. a city that in the last 2 years alone seem more than 10000 protesters and rested, and dozens of disciplines killed. the results of the transformation that's been 24 years in the making since july, the 1st 1997. ah, that's to day the united kingdom, which had ruled him come for more than 150 years, returned its colony to china, handing hong kong back to china was weird. construct. you had this kind of free open capitalist city this encla

but is she just to fuck look, and jeanette, the johanna far could give me the shade div bussey lives hitching. ah, oh. port moresby, the capital of puffy giddy is ranked one of the most dangerous things in the world . one a one east investigate the violent gains, filling fia on the street. on l g 0. d for both pop in and less than a year. how will house the middle east 1st? well come in preparation. the country is staging a major and says to women, 16 nations going head to head in thanks, porpoise built stadiums, but 2022 will keep you across the action as katzoff repairs for the regions biggest ever sporting events that be for our cup on al jazeera move the story of a small community in one of mexico's most dangerous states standing up to criminal cartels and corrupt politicians you, we don't want to politicians anymore. they just dis, united the people in the last episode of democracy. maybe we explore how sharon's eldest lead the fight for self determination brings that lead time thinking that the na coast was the same. as thinking of joanne's government by the people on al jazeer

it was 1st detected in south africa early this month in the area surrounding johanna's bug, but is now believe to be in almost all the provinces. the u. s. is the latest countries, a band travelers from south africa and neighboring countries. cases of alls have been detected in botswana, belgium, israel, and hong kong. french present to manuel macro is cancelled an invitation from the british home secretary to a meeting on the migrant crisis and has been won the u. k, to get serious or remained locked out of discussions. it comes after the u. k. prime minister barak johnson wrote a letter to micron, urging france to take back migrants who make it to person. 27 people die trying to cross the sea between france in the u. k. on wednesday. the flow of people in refugees is still causing concern on another of the eas borders this time between poland and better roost whose present, alexander lucas. shank has visited a crowded border camp because younger met some of the thousands of people makes you shelter and told them they were free to head west to go home. the e u is accused batteries of

have halted flights from southern africa, where the con strain was fast detected. meanwhile, backend johanna bug, the restrictions have lashed past and just scrambling to get out. for many of them, it's already too late. the last pains to europe and north america have already departed ahead of travel deadlines imposed by governments of flights to major connection hub such as dough, hard to buy and singapore have all been suspended wirelessly. i spoke with travelers at south africa, the biggest port did because nothing, nothing i can do coming as a whole, not getting anything that the pain and i don't know when when i can, i can fly this way. we've checked on the front and the flight wasn't consult. i think you can. you hear? i'm the, i'm tentative. why? the way they do everything. so when you buy a new ticket so they've chaos anxiety and confusion. following the discovery of a new coven variant called emmy crohn, at his turn, the world upside down. people rushing to the a port in a pace for the attempt to get on any remaining flight. and in fact, the queue of people are lining up in front of

africa, has traveled, bands were quickly imposed. paula slayer, a correspondent, reports than from johanna's bergs airport. this elation desperation, frustration, and anger. these are just some of the emotions that people here in south africa are experiencing. i'm here on the tambo important one is that this is the main international airport in south africa. and as you can see, the airport is practically deserted. a far cry from the scenes we saw just a short time ago when thousands of people were riding here disk. but to get on any available flight. often announcement was made that most international travel in and out of african states was being implemented. that announcement came as a complete surprise. you had people that were waiting boarded that was sitting on planes about to take off that they had to just involve you had people that were waiting in the skies flying that had to turn around and come back. the situation such is that you now have tens of thousands of people who are stranded here in south africa. people who need to get back to jobs and families. and at the same time, you ha

i'll g 0 johanna, but ah, let's bring in a gas in johannesburg, helen rees, chair of the world health organizations, regional immunization, technical advisory for africa, and member of the south african ministerial advisory committee for covey and coven vaccine. a last, so u. k. julian tang clinical biologist of the university of lester and robert as the dean abraham director of med biotech and medical biotechnology laboratory. thank you all for joining us. helen. since the new variant army crohn was identified, it's panic and exile. anxiety globally is because of the mutations themselves, or because this is an uncharted territory for the health community. well, i don't think it is an uncharted territory anymore. unfortunately, i think we've had quite a lot of these scares that the emergence of new variance, if you recall good thinking back to what happened in india. so it's not uncharted, but it is concerning. and we're going to have to do a lot more research to really understand what this new variance actually will mean, both in terms of severity of disease, transmit stability, and

there is for me to mila reports now from johanna's bug frustration at janice birds international airport. as dozens of people try to return to the united kingdom, it comes all was off. date was announced. a new variant of cove at 19 had been identified in south africa that led to the united kingdom announcing a new travel ban on people coming from southern african countries, including south africa botswana and some bob, which is a bit inconvenience. we had our flights book for a week time, but we got the news from our daughter in about 12 31 o'clock last night saying that you were going to introduce the red list. it's on justified. it's abrupt and it's not good for tourism, for south africa was seen these regulations laid off last night. people up front to keep trying to get back into the south. african scientists say they're worried existing vaccines may not be effective, and the new variant may spread easily. genomics develops in south africa has been outstanding throughout this whole pandemic period. and that's why we've been able to identify when changes occur, the fact that we are a

the miller reports now from johanna, back to angelica sia is the south african doctor who 1st to take the new symptoms in patients who had contracted cove at 19 while she says the symptoms are peculiar cases so far have been mild. so what is interesting is that, that the clinical symptoms or not the same, that with delta, extreme tightness and fatigue, and the young people that was how we 1st detected with a bit of her body i, campaign, and headache. very, very similar to what you will know was she was any vital infection. so the africa has to take to just over 50 cases of the new variant and enabling, but swan or 900 people have been infected. they've also been cases in belgium, israel and other countries. scientists say it may take up to 2 weeks to better understand the variance to determine how easily it spreads and how well vaccines work to protect people. because these more than 30 mutations, that might, it might escape the immune system, or it might escape the vaccines. what we have seen so far is people that has been vaccinated species were far as it around we had the last shor

it was 1st detected in south africa early this month in the area surrounding johanna's bug, but he's now believe to be in almost all the provinces. the u. s. is the latest countries, a band travelers from south africa and neighboring countries. cases of also have been detected in botswana, belgium, israel, and hong kong.

and insight into this professor walton known as a pathogen researcher what was rand university and johanna's by take her, has been good to tokyo. meanwhile, amidst the spread of a new covey strain, vaccine supplies are in the spotlight. nursing unions from 28 countries want to get rid of patents for corona virus jobs, so that they can be made legally by any qualified manufacturer of the group seeking backing from the u. n saying the poorer countries lack the shot because they're being hoarded by the wealthy countries where they're being produced and says, the vaccine imbalance could lead to even more deaths. the direct consequences of the failure to distribute vaccines and treatments equitably to the vast majority of people of low and moderate income countries could likely for the transmission of coven 19 further mass illness and large numbers of fatalities. in those countries, there should be reason enough to address the crisis of global vaccine apartheid. well, with only cross spreading, the united kingdom is back in the spotlight for its handling of the pandemic. this time, it's nurses un

got a cold apartment. authentic say not come to the airport to aflac is back on to singapore and to johanna 3rd and you can fly and if it to them, well, it will not be able to get home it, it definitely come to the airport. so i drove to the airport as my partner, and i spoke to my 14 year old son and he said, mom, what happens if you can get home whenever the 20 pedal quarantine is going to look after us. and, and i said, you know what, when i get there, i will ask them all those questions and if they cannot guarantee that i can get home, you are my priority of a. see you come 1st and i will have to and i got to the airport, my pot and drop me off was obviously quite hopeful that it was going to be fun. and i went to check in and they said to them, okay, i'm coming to check in will i be able to get home? i'm only going for 10 days to my mother and she started the computer interested. all the flats for december had been cancelled. yeah. so if you go, you can get back and if you get back, you're going to hotel quarantine for 2 weeks and i've got 2 boys and i just knew that i, i actually had

in johanna beg sciences here, have done everything they've needed to, to ensure that the world is made aware of exactly what's going on. and also the scientists and exposed to spoken to have said there's no clear indication of where the mutation originated. it doesn't mean just because of african sciences have identified it that it's from south africa. there's great concern around the impact was travel bad will have on the region, especially at a time of year when they should be of thousands of travelers from the rest of the world are coming to the region for holidays. but one of the other issue that they pointed out, and i think what was, what appears to be the message from the president ramos is that he is not heightened restrictions within the south africa. reese of africa remains at level one. so i think also sending out a defiant message to the rest of the world, say there's no scientific foundation for such a travel ban. okay. says have now been found in more than 10 countries and a number have added travel restrictions. all foreigners the now bod, from entering israel for 2 week

or some other fashion, the fact is johanna's law, h.r. 1550, which is merged with -- in fact is something that america needs to understand today and in the future. . when we originally passed the law, we had 257 co-sponsors, and could have had more. more than 100 republicans and democrats signed on before we brought it to the floor. on that day we said if we could only get $10 million to get the awareness. we passed the bill and went looking for the money. over time the money has increased, but the fact is americans today, especially young women, are not as informed as they need to be. re-authorizing both of these bills in one goes a step further to educating people about preventible death, preventible cancer. the fact is i'm thrilled that congress in such a tumultuous time from time to time comes together across the aisle and cost doing so important. these bills do not cost much. but the lives they save are precious and priceless. for that i urge its support. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. guthrie: i reserve my time. i'ed like the member to know imed'