come to scenic lancaster county home to hundreds of puppy mills and we received over 3000 phone callsand e-mails in 2 days and the majority of those phone calls came from people who lived in lancaster county who were thanked us for finally doing something about what their neighbors were doing i think the issue gained a lot of traction through the media you know the more reporting on the issue it became sort of something that was that was out front it was no longer confined to you know what happened behind the park doors after witnessing the overwhelming response to their billboards in pennsylvania mainline animal rescue placed a new billboard this time oprah winfrey studio in chicago when we were on oprah and the aftermath we watched up here in the kennel i realized that it really didn't matter what the legislators wanted or what they didn't want because people started contacting us and people were horrified horrified by what was happening in lancaster county it was happening in pennsylvania what was happening in missouri and oklahoma nebraska and they couldn't believe that animals we

the total $56624.00 in commodity subsidies associated with his dairy farm lancaster county pennsylvaniahas a total population of a little over 536000 residents from 1995 to 2012 farmers in the county have received $128000000.00 in taxpayer funded farm subsidies from the u.s.d.a. . an extensive investigation for this film found numerous examples of u.s.d.a. license commercial breeders receiving multiple violations from the animal health the vision on one hand and large taxpayer funded farm subsidies on the other while the programs are viewed as distinct and separate by the u.s.d.a. the fact remains that license commercial breeders with multiple dog welfare violations continue to receive taxpayer funded farm subsidies in lancaster county and many other rural areas throughout the united states these commercial breeders are exploiting a federal agency by receiving a taxpayer funded handout while simultaneously receiving major violations for failing the dogs in their care. plays the role of the arguing for the last decade or so. crisis. well it's a structural prices and it is also a crisis o

david and iommi stalls foose have been breeding dogs on their property in lancaster county since theearly 1990 s. having obtained both a pennsylvania license and a u.s.d.a. commercial breeders license from 2003 onward pennsylvania inspection reports clearly indicate dogs were suffering in a facility that was not meeting even minimal welfare standards after a further string of harangued us inspection reports in 2008 david still sfusd voluntarily relinquish both his pennsylvania and u.s.d.a. license but the dogs remained at the same puppy mill though the name was changed to millwood puppies and ownership passed to david's son matthew stills foose matthew quickly obtained a u.s.d.a. commercial breeders license at the same address. immediately the violations continued under the new license when millwood puppies was inspected in october 2009 the violations were so severe that the commonwealth of pennsylvania brought multiple charges against matthew for violations under the dog law. before pennsylvania district judge isaac stalls foose all charges against matthew were summarily withdrawn a

in the united kingdom dr mohamad moneer a lecturer in vero at lancaster university and in peer chan's in italy dr gloria tell jani an infectious disease specialist and member of the covert 19 task force of the italian civil protection system welcome to you all and thanks for your time i'll start with you are a senior in hong kong. has lifted his lockdown is it too early. i understand that. people living in ohio has been up for 2 months is quite a long time we looking for 2 to say some of them have actually are not local resident debtors travel there to work or start a business that they have not have been so ill from yesterday news then your that just tried their best to return to their homeland however. we do were in hong kong you were very much about the. opening of will han again because well honey is not that who business most having the tech by the sas to be a pandemic the mainland though they are announced at the of the show are a tip from a non-government as there are no more new cases in will how for lama however they still will disquiet a major number of that grow in main so

there i gather in lancaster is the political desire getting ahead of the science here. i think that politics and science are very intertwined moment has great pressure on on governments to perform and opposition groups are just waiting for them to make stick so that we can capitalize on that there are very few countries in europe that have any signs of much difference to the other so the epidemic trajectory and across all of europe and north america seems to be fairly somewhat which indicates that the policy that we see between some countries that are not in have you walked out in such spain and italy in particular and countries that are in somewhat later what we don't know the most obvious example of sweden and that doesn't seem to be very much difference yet in the way that the epidemic is going in those countries in asia think poor answer korea hasn't had have had a bit of success in controlling number spot there may be special circumstances there that we don't fully understand exactly why it's complicated as countries and indeed in singapore it seems to be slightly

one of the oz who is that they have many trouble is in hong kong mohamad moneer in in lancaster after 10 grueling weeks on the lot down in was it too early to lift the lockdown. well i think there are certain features of this why does that make it a little more complicated than any other straightforward disease i mean we do know 'd a fair proportion of people who are infected there are asymptomatic and asymptomatic infections have been detected in china that was scale not too long even i mean it's last week as well so although they claim like 2 weeks approximately the number of cases significantly prop and last week the number of cases were in the west and then slowly depleted i would still be very cautious to lift the lockdown completely but i do understand that not only that they have a certain control and restriction on the people who can go out with the getting to war holds but also they have made it very clear that only essential people who are in the industry will or with the medicine supply or people who are working with the supply of those chemical and return those essential t

douglas county had a different directed health measure than lancaster county. douglas county ex peered on april 30. we extended that now to may 3. the new d.h.m. for douglas county will pick up may 4, lancaster county is part of the d.h.m.'s or directed health measures that expire may 6. that is still in place and we'll be working with the lancaster county public health officials and the mayor of lincoln to be able to determine on what the new d.h.m. will look like going forward there. and when that will take effect. any other counties or public health districts due to reopen may 4? than the ones listed on friday? nope, just the ones we listed friday are the ones currently there for may 4. weddings and funerals, are those allowed to go on may 4, thinking of weddings and funerals outside churches, stay in a public park, and the 10-person limit doesn't apply? that is correct. weddings and funerals go go forward. again, it will be working with those faith leaders to be able to make sure you're probably socially distancing. for example, households remain together,

that's the viral just mohammed money off lancaster university there now here's a look at other stories making headlines around the world the british government say $759.00 more people have died from the dying teen in the u.k. hospitals the official death toll now stands at more than $18000.00 but the country's financial times newspaper alleges the government has and the counted that's it puts the figure at more than double $40000.00 for. air pollution in delhi has dropped dramatically due to the coronavirus lock down leaving residents marveling at the blue sky views back in november the indian capital suffered some of its worst pollution experts attribute the improvement in a policy to the drop in road traffic. antigovernment protests and they went on have flared up again despite ongoing coronavirus lockdown a demonstrates his some travelling in the cause to maintain social distancing are angry about the worsening social and economic conditions prior to the pandemic protests have been taking place on a daily basis. the international olympic committee has been forced to backtrack over w

joining us from lancaster university. we appreciate your insights. >> sure.t: the german car industry is warming its engines for a return to production. volkswagen and bmw will restart in the coming weeks after shutting down because of the pandemic. tyler has already restarted. workers on its factory floor are keeping a safe distance but business is not back to normal. >> the face mask is a part of the work uniform. those here have to follow the new regulations. that means social distancing. for weeks this assembly line was shuttered but now they have returned to build engines again. >> the spirit is there, the team is motivated and it is a sign to society things are moving ahead. >> plant is down to two shifts per day and not even half of the 19,000 employees have returned. >> we could get full swing in a few weeks, but demand has to be there. without demand, we are not going to ramp up production. >> industry experts point out before the virus, car producers faced a more challenging environment with falling sales. >> at the moment we don't have corona to de

in the united kingdom hamad moneer of our ologist at lancaster university and in nairobi kenya caderousse a bania the c.e.o. of the african wildlife foundation welcome to you all mohammed i'd like to begin with you 1st because i'd like you to help us understand the science behind the risk of disease jumping from animals to humans in the environment of these live in markets i mean lots of people go to zoos for example it doesn't seem to happen there so what is happening in these markets. well normally animal carries a range of different viruses and those wives as of probably homeless for the animals but they are staying there for a longer duration of time and that they adopt and then ever they get the chance 'd to interact with a human or any other intermediate hosed they have a potential to jump the species from animal to either intermediate animal or directly to the human and if they do so because human hasn't seen those 'd infections before we didn't have any immunity against that that's how the virus have opening ground to start replication and moving on and when it comes to the market

now only i spoke to virally just 101 year off lancaster university in the united kingdom i asked him about the upcoming human trials and what they mean for the vaccine timeline. yes the whole manufacturing of vaccine. development. taking it to the human. defense staffs the last 3 steps are really the human trials these are the trials that the vaccine has developed into the board 3 is the one that is administered into the human to see if it is a fact it is having any side effect or is that any other complication at work bringing aim so most of the word. here at this stage that the clinical trials are being conducted or about to start that is the point. from here on board that is a minimum time of 8 to 12 months so in the best case scenario the vaccine that would become available it would be at the end of this year and this time duration is needed to ensure that the vaccine that is deployed is safe and efficacious and it were known to any harm into the public before it is were put into the market. and just so many let us in on what challenges our research teams facing as they try to cr

or more now i'm joined by mohamed win here he's a viral exist at lancaster university in the u.k. dr when there is going to have you on the program but this is good news we've got a human trials beginning in the u.k. and in germany it seems that the whole process for developing a vaccine has been exhilarated are we looking at the prospect of having a vaccine on the market now sooner rather than later. oh yes this is really good news and mainly this is actually the information that white by china i mean. exploit that information and develop a vaccine so the development of the vaccine part is the 1st far. more than a dozen research groups the next major point taking any devaluation which is a human trial which are. phase one phase 2 and frankly so different countries have taken different approaches to these trials for safety immunity and if it is see for example the one that is being taught here again the u.k. that has merged the phase one phase 2. can be quite short so if anything will follow in the 1st instance in terms of safety in terms of looking into the site of fact they are

and i am now joined by mohammed when he is a viral interest at lancaster university in the united kingdom welcome to our program when you know you are you there. they have dogs a good doctor been there at surf ermey in germany has been given approval to test a vaccine can you just guide our expectations a little bit chester how soon we would know if we can actually be administered it. yes the whole manufacturing the vaccine. development. taking it to the human. defense stops the last 3 steps are really the human trials these are the trials of the vaccine that has developed into the board 3 is the one that is administered into the human to see if it is a factor if it is having any side effect or is there any other complication at work brain game so in most of the words. those are here at this stage that the 1st clinical trials are 'd being conducted or about to start the point. from here on board that has a minimum time of 8 to 12 months so in the best case scenario the vaccine that would become available it would be at the end of this year and this time duration is needed to ensure that t

british attempted to bring an end to the violence once and for all on the 21st of december 1979 the lancaster house agreement was signed in london it stipulated the creation of a new country to be known as the republic of zimbabwe it was subject to 2 conditions firstly ceasefire would be declared secondly democratic elections would be held to form a new government. the black nationalist groups zanu and zafu who had been waging the increasing violent insurgency. put forward candidates standing for is up who was just shooting como and for zanu ally robert mugabe. if that's. what you are now go. defend the pressure of the wishes. he won the majority making him zimbabwe's 1st prime minister. they. do. that. i bet. to zimbabwe. because of for the 1st time we had black majority rule in the country he came to power the moment of national crisis and change would zimbabwe had attained its independence and people vested their hopes and dreams that he would create this new fresh zimbabwe that would deliver for the people he brought a whole. nation that had suffered for. instance reaching and he was a ve

just at lancaster university joining us via skype to many are thank you. and let's go back to nadine baba now joining us from london we were just talking about the latest the announcement really made by downing street who were just speaking about boris johnson's medical condition when it comes to who is actually in charge right now that the prime minister can't you know can't do his job the way usually can what clarity if we had from downing street on that. well the currency has come if there is clarity from dominic rather himself after that day the press briefing in which he said that the that bars johnson was in good spirits and continued to receive regular updates on the situation later on dominic did give an interview in which he confirmed that he had been asked and deputise for the prime minister that was after it had become clear that the prime minister had been taken into account intensive care unit after reports that he needed oxygen now dominic rug the foreign secretary he stepped in to chair the cabinet meeting on monday morning in the last 10 da

the girl no wires but wouldn't survive by injecting disinfectant and that was mohamed money from lancaster university that now is a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world officials in the democratic republic of congo say at least 17 people have been killed in an attack at the room the national park the park which is known for its mountain gorillas has frequently threatened by militias and poachers the group has yet claimed responsibility. russian emergency services wildfires in at least 3 regions of siberia no casualties have been reported but the faas have destroyed dozens of buildings temperatures have been about 15 degrees celsius higher than usual for this time of year last year wildfires in siberia also been huge swathes of land. dozens of inmates have rioted at a prison in argentina's capital one of city's they demanding improved health measures after a run of ours was confirmed in the facility several other brides have broken out in argentinean prisons in recent days leaving one inmate. well there are fears brazil could become the new santa of the corona

the story now we can speak to dr mohamed we're near he's a viral infection and vaccine expert at lancaster university in england mohammed thank you for joining us let's talk about donald trump's comments 1st of all the suggestion of injecting disinfectant to clean the body of the corona virus what did you make of this well it is as dangerous as it so really i think the important thing for german public is to understand that the virus when it is outside the body is different than what is inside the body side the body you can see by the way you wanted with the disinfectant u.v. light it whatsoever where once why does enter into the body it doesn't respect all of these detergent because it is hiding within an individual cells one of the 2 or 3 trillion cells in our bodies so disinfectant wouldn't reach they are what disinfected would do it does all remember a and all the cell of all their body and it will turn out to be extremely toxic and probably one would survive in the corner waters but wouldn't survive by injecting disinfectant what about the other theory a u.v. light you're saying that

. >> let's talk about all of this with a neurologist at lancaster university joining me now from lancaster in england. thanks for doing so. i want to ask you about these reports of the cdc, the contamination being a likely cause of these testing delays. just generally speaking, how concerning is it that the premiere disease authority fails in that regard, testing's delayed at a critical point, all the while the administration's rejecting a w.h.o. test that was pretty successful elsewhere. what does it suggest? >> well, thank you very much for having me on the show, michael. i think one of the major problems in these kind of situations comes really intensity of the working. for example the laboratories where the tests are being developed and optimized and validated, if the virus is also being tackled at the same lab, they are highly likely that the virus would move from the virus working environment to where the optimization of this one is being done. and of course we do have quality control in every laboratory that do the manufacturing and also the processing of these tests later. but some

rifleman henry, who was 16 at the time when he was in the maine woods, walked from detroit to lancasterat the age of 15. henry describes him as being very belasarious in appearance. you get the sense that he had a very casual physical strength which enabled him to plow or jump over things. he is in this one portrait, which i -- i think recently acquired or identified, it's clearly him. it's done by a primitive artist. the other two portraits are by charles wilson peel. this one is by an unknown artist. a folk artist. it shows a red haired man. it's clearly morgan. he has a wound in his cheek and exit wound over his mouth. no one else has that particular scar for the reasons i have given you. whether or not that was the artist following convention, i don't know. that's my impression of morgan in my head when i would write about him. sir? >> the fact there was no information on morgan's earlier life, could he have changed his life? >> yeah. he could have. that's an interesting idea. i did something very strange. when i thought about -- one of the things that attracted me to writing about

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wondering how and when it will end let's speak to mohamed when the it is of our all in just that lancaster university joining us via skype thanks for your time with us on the news hour so i mean that is the big question many people wondering how exactly this is going to end what would an effective exit strategy look like in your opinion. just to remind really that why these every street should have been put in place is to really intervene amid the transmission of the virus so that the health care is just i'm going to go with the infection out of cod so proud of the infection and you know really deep into that. this. every country in the europe 'd and around the globe are 'd at different scale of that locking down so there are certain criteria based on which look 'd will be eased and it will be destruction will be phased out the 1st thing is that when we start to seeing a sustained at decrease in the number of cases for example for 14 days if we start to see the number of cases are because in significantly that is the 1st clue that the exit strategy can be applied and the 2nd thing is reall

still have to maintain social distancing measures i'm joined now by dr mohamed menino virologist at lancaster university in the united kingdom joins me now via skype good to have you with us. the 1st question i always get asked when fasting by those that are not muslim is kind of her to me. yet well i think important thing by now we have understood is that people are having underlying conditions and are aged more than 60 they are highly vulnerable groups and the one the lhari in the interval categories in terms of having a respiratory issue of heart issues pregnant women or people who are under age they are highly vulnerable to contract the infection and if they would be fasting there is a risk or 2 for one is that it will not be properly having medication and secondly because of not having medication they are more vulnerable to the infections and the chances we're going to write the infection or have those who are one sick ones would be i or they would be absolved nazi from fasting because they're on medication should be taking medication so it's move us forward then in terms of fasting itse

i speak to talk to 100 money in the united kingdom he severely just at lancaster university could have you with us. to some extent these figures that the government is now including in its daily toll are only telling us what we already knew why are they important what's the significance well i think these are certainly important because as you mentioned the laws are included in any calculations for the montell of. it in the u.k. but you know like if we look anything like 2 days before even saying that the number of cases are declining the number of mortality is up and declining but now because of its inclusion of cases from the care home level for the last of the community and we can't really say that number of deaths have been declining now but the more likely leveling and thank you again and now if from lower 'd if they were considering the number of deaths from what of those locations within the hospital also out of the hospital would have certainly impact on 2 little number of deaths and which a whole maybe 2nd highest in the lot of so in coming days that the one we've been seeing

. >> now a viral infection and vaccine expert at lancaster university joins us. welcome. what did you make of the suggested in of injecting disinfectant to clean the body of coronavirus? >> i think it is completely disappointing statement, especialally at this criripple . everyoyone is tryingg to followe rules and regulatations required to contain the infection at this criticical time. it could lead to more damage than we are already having. >> he also suggested treating patients with uv light. what is the science behind that and could that actually work? >> not even that, hee was suggesting to ararby doctorsrs o testss that. bubut we do knoww is there i ist of informationhahat needs toto e gathered for the coronavirus a d covid-1919. there are other questitions we know the answewer, for example using didisinfectant or uv light to inanactivate the virus. onee thing i wld likike to c clr up iss the virirus outside the living body is dififferent from what is insnside the living bod. disinfectant, uv light, these are proven ways of disinfecting atat the surfaceces come a was

what's happening in yemen and opens up that document you were talking about someone may been in lancaster in the u.k. thanks very much for joining us thank you. the coronavirus toll is still rapidly climbing in many countries but china is marking a new sign of improvement it says all patients have now been discharged from hospitals and the original epicenter health officials also say they've now gone and 11th straight day with no deaths anywhere in china will hand 100 porters more than half of the country's total cases and nearly 85 percent of the national death toll residents there are still being tested regularly despite a relaxation of lockdown rules sarah clarke has more from hong kong. this is the epicenter of the initial corona virus outbreak and of course engendering we saw this particular city sealed off was in general 23 when live 11000000 people went into lockdown for about 3 or so months it was only when the numbers started to drop that they lift that particular lock down so in january february at the peak of this particular virus outbreak in we had we had the likes of thousand

rachel reeves, shadow chancellor the duchy of lancaster. in the news briefing we heard from gavin williamson, the education secretary, and also jenny harries williamson, the education secretary, and alsojenny harries the deveney chief medical officerfor and alsojenny harries the deveney chief medical officer for england. and earlier on today we had another 596 deaths announced. that is the smallest increase to more than two weeks. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. the early morning cloud has cleared out of the way to reveal these beautiful blue sky is pretty much nationwide. walking norfolk spotted this. the only place that held onto some cloud this afternoon was northern ireland. this is what bringing the dry weather and it's going nowhere for very fast. that means for the week ahead it is looking drive with plenty of sunshine day by day. 0vernight tonight we are going to give clear skies. it never really get that call for most of us because it is going to be quite a breezy ni

s at lancaster university told us any moves to get people moving unmask again it could actually lead to a 2nd outbreak. miti passport has to has a lot of debate and discussion and 2 media assessed whether it is a good to be of forwards because what we don't want really is the reemergence of the same inspection because to an old to be a lot more lethal than what we have seen in the 1st phase one of the important things that we have to understand is that it was due to resume or movement of people that spread of this insurrection from joyner to the rest of the globe so a movement of people has grave concerns for reopening the countries whether it is for tourism purposes or for any other purposes and when it comes to tourism even if it is within the continent is not riddled any risk but i munity passports could get the public flying again and large numbers which would be a boost to the airline industry that is fighting for survival amid the lockdown airlines have resorted to calling each other crack junkies and other abuse as they battle for government aid that story is coming up in full