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chinese human rights lawyer wang kwan john has been reunited with his family in beijing it was separate separated for nearly 5 years wang was detained during a crackdown on hundreds of lawyers and human rights activists. well in contrast to germany and other european countries sweden's coronavirus strategy has been rather laid back allowing boss restaurants and other businesses to operate so long as they stick to rules on social distancing req recommendations now schools and daycare centers are remaining open senior doctors say the approach has been carefully thought out but there are critics. daily life in sweden as in most countries is dominated by the corona crisis but children here are still going to daycare centers this one in stockholm looks after 25 boys and girls some things have changed you never know with the advent of make you live on after i normally spend a lot of time outside but now it's even more more going to inside me do lessons in small groups everything else is outside we take it in turns. he tells working parents that day care centers and primaries schools are still

chinese human rights lawyer huang john huang kwan john has been reunited with his family in beijing after being separated from the nearly 5 years he was detained in 2015 as part of a crackdown against hundreds of lawyers and rights activists his homecoming was delayed as he was 1st put into a 14 day coronavirus quarantine in the city before being allowed to see his family . british prime minister barak johnson's back up to downing street after recovering from coffee 90 this is government ways house of safely reopen the economy he urged the country to maintain the lockdown the united kingdom is one of the world's worst hit nations with almost 21000 coronavirus deaths. well since the start of the pandemic fake news and conspiracy theories about the corona virus of spread almost as rapidly as a virus itself one of the most pervasive revolves around the microsoft co-founder and philanthropist bill gates. i know that. this this video is from a rally against a lockdown of the american state of texas on sunday it was led by a far right and radio host and conspiracy theorist alex jones with peopl

. >> reporter: new york city icu nurse tre kwan came back from maternity leave last month. >> i was concerned about returning because i was worried about leaving my baby and breast-feeding and bringing back the virus. but i couldn't stay home and kind of watch. >> reporter: she returned to overwhelmed emergency rooms and colleagues with coronavirus symptoms. >> the units and nurses are getting sick. we are in the icus now as patients. >> reporter: but going public about their concerns also has risks. asked what is at stake during our interview, diane case said. >> my job and, quite possibly, being branded. there is a real big line here, and doctors don't face the same retributions that nurses do. >> reporter: they are also deeply conflicted. >> the guilt toward not tending to patients right now outweighs the guilt toward my family. >> no health care worker deserves to martyr themselves to this broken system. >> i can't kiss my children. i can't hug my children, and this is going to go on for months. we work hard for our patients because we're impassed about what we do. but we didn't sign up t

some made it through israel has made no comments on the incident the chinese human rights lawyer wang kwan jong has been reunited with his family in beijing after being separated from them for nearly 5 years he was detained back in 2015 as part of a crackdown on hundreds of lawyers and rights activists in the u.s. speaker of the house nancy pelosi has publicly endorsed joe biden's presidential candidacy the california democrat says that biden will be a voice of reason and resilience and made the coronavirus pandemic. in britain prime minister boris johnson has returned to work after recovering from code 19 while some european countries are starting to ease their lock downs johnson is against any such move in the u.k. he warns that right now is the moment of maximum risk. visibly thinner and with his hands even longer than usual british prime minister bars johnson has returned to work and yes in his 1st speech after 3 weeks of sick leave he asked the british people to contain their impatience to for lex the current lock down i refuse to throw away all the effort and the sacrifice of the bri

leave you one kwan at curtin university has been working on the chinese government funded research that examines the faces of weaknesses and how their features could be better detected in facial scanning. is racial profiling that's essentially what this technology has been used for to distinguish we're from harm and the university has said that lee you won kwan was solely focused on the provision of quote technical advice to the chinese research team and that curtain unequivocally condemns the use of ai for any form of ethnic profiling that would quote negatively impact and or persecuting any person or group. following the revelations in this film however curtain investigated its research approval procedures but has yet to report on its findings they will say well this is my area of expertise wow i can use this stuff to identify a weaker as opposed to a harm you know with party state does about it's not my responsibility i think that shameful and shocking i don't think straight researchers should be involved in that and it violates human ethics without a doubt. chinese police also use a

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. >> good to see people fomg tllo the news, thank you, dame kwan. >>> more than 480,000 tests have been completed in california. at the beginning of the month there were more than 50,000 pending cases. governor newsom's goal is to do 60,000 daily tests. so far health officials are not releasing how many tests are being administered every day. >>> and a new push in san francisco this morning to test everyone in living facilities. according to "the examiner," the city has the capacity to carry out 4,300 tests a day. the goal now is to conduct 3,500 tests per day. this is because of improvements in supply issues. >>> happening today, the mobile testing unit roving around the bay area is in fremont for two days. it's stationed at the hub all day, and that's a shopping center on monterey avenue. you'll have to make an appointment first. those results are available the same day. this morning i spoke with the chief medical officer and co-founder of carbon health who says the test is free. >> so the out of pocket cost for patients is free. that's for both insured and uninsured patients. it's a

president matt kwan has described domestic violence against women as says shane average one woman is killed by her partner every 3 days it's one of the highest femicide rates in europe times of crisis are always conductive to a rise in violence for those suffering and whole it can quickly go from psychological abuse to physical and sexual violence and can even lead to femicide. as france enters its 3rd week of lockdown it's becoming clear how dangerous it's been for those in abusive relationships reports of domestic violence sought in paris they were up 36 percent across the rest of the country it was 32 percent 2 victims were murdered nearly this is often used to humiliate representatives or feminists associations is that now it is believed that domestic violence is national problem and additionally are in crisis this means that the total number of cases of violence committed against women in relationships increased and instead of increasing the working tom. to work until 10 pm now due to lack of funds the service stops working at 7 pm given the surge over ports of domestic abuse fr

. >> reporter: new york city icu nurse tre kwan came back from maternity leave last month. >> i was concernedbout leaving my baby and breast-feeding and bringing back the virus. but i couldn't stay home and kind of watch. >> reporter: she returned to overwhelmed emergency rooms and colleagues with coronavirus symptoms. >> the units and nurses are getting sick. we are in the icus now as patients. >> reporter: but going public about their concerns also has risks. asked what is at stake during our interview, diane case said. >> my job and, quite possibly, being branded. there is a real big line here, and doctors don't face the same retributions that nurses do. >> reporter: they are also

as the oldest son kwan gets responsibility for the family. he's 26 and is a geology student the dispute between the trial councilman looks a guess has been going on for almost 20 years 1st it was over water rights and then land. one studies limit the amount of time he has to work on the farm his family is extremely poor and the 10 hector's of land yield too little to really survive on they make and sell their own handicraft and a little extra money to fight over the land is a fight for their future and $1.00 conducted with little nazi. a lot of. this land belongs to our ancestors. so really it's ours by right and. that's what i am against threatening other families and resorting to violence. but the. a lot of my put it disapprove of that which is this i. see. but destroying the machinery that is wrecking our land i mean. this is a reaction to state violence in. this affair and i meant it but. iran can hear is the bread basket of chile thanks also to the settlers. in the 19th century they were invited to come by the government germans italians

michelle kwan's gonna read some questions to us that were submitted. welcome and thank you for all your involvement threat this effort for both hillary and mayberry fire -- and me. michelle: our first question comes from connecticut. a lot of women who are in abusive relationships and are now stuck at home with their abusers. what are ways how women being abused can get help and know that they've a safe place to go? v.p. biden: thank you. tiffany is asking that question. violence against women is a huge problem, especially right now. toworked very hard on trying prevent violence against women we wrote that legislation. it's one of the leading causes of my life. i've led -- i've met thousands deaf and working beyond that. it's heartbreaking to know the suffering they have experienced in our experiencing. i also know how much courage they have. support for victims has match the courage they show every day. i want victims to know they are not alone. the national domestic violence hotline is there for them. it might be hard to make that call when you are e

sold this as a town hall which means three questions were answered, that probing journalist michelle kwanformer olympic figure skater, i kid you not, what women stuck at home with domestic abusers should do during the quarantine. >> violence against women is a huge problem. one of thene leading causes of my life. our support for victims has to match the courage they show every day. >> please! this event went on for more than 30 minutes, laura print not one mention of tar a reade her allegations. biden did offer these solutions to survivors of domestic abuse. >> we should sleeping and, you know, to have the idea that we deal with trailers. we have to make sure all survivors, survivors of color, immigrants, survivors of -- native american survivors, older survivors,s, those with disabilities, the lgbtq community. >> laura: my goodness. >> it was truly tragic. the only worst guest he could've brought on was harvey weinstein. if you are accused of accusing a subordinate in office, why do you bring out a woman who is best known defending a man who who abused a subordinate in office. the biden

[applause] >> i want to also recognize -- i see ike kwan here from the academy of sciences, and scott mason, making the academy free here on april 4. thank you very much. [applause] >> and a word about another planet, about last year's outside concert, they worked with paul simon to make a donation to the friends of the urban forest and san francisco parks department. and because of that donation, part of that is funding the 150 trees that we're planting today, so thank you very much to gregg and allen and other planters. [applause] >> of course, none of this happens without amazing civic leadership, and leading this is some of the most amazing cochairs who have some of the most undying love for san francisco, and are committed to making it a better place to live, work, and play. please welcome to the lectern nanny bechtel and robert fung. >> we're just negotiating who's going to go first. any ways, it is amazing that we're celebrating 150 years of golden gate park. when the mayor talked about roller skating in the park, i roller skates here as a kid, too. i don't know if anybody reme

delighted to say we're joined now by biniam, his wife mehret and the doctor who cared for him, jonathan kwanh a little bit of the sequence of events ? little bit of the sequence of events? yeah, it's amazing to have that chance, you know, ifeel like i'm a very lucky person. to come back from all my sickness to my home, that's an amazing thing for me. biniam, you fell ill and went into hospital and then you were put into hospital and then you were put into an induced coma. this must have been so alarming for your family? yes, it is. mehret, how are you coping while biniam was in hospital? 0bviously, these symptoms came on, you got him treated all seemed to and then...? you got him treated all seemed to and then. . . ? yeah, you got him treated all seemed to and then...? yeah, when i noticed he had symptoms, we put him a bit isolated from all of us because we have court children at home. so, he had been with us per four days but after that, when the symptoms were getting quite bad, i took him to the hospital. so, yeah, after that it was very hard for me. i don't know how i was coping. when i w