science correspondent derek williams this one comes from a you tube user calling themselves motion leda one presumably watching us from afar . when will not ask to no longer be needed at. this largely theoretical question i think is worth thinking about even though there is no end in sight to the pandemic the issue of wearing masks has polarized people in some countries at least partly due to the fact that despite a huge amount of study in the field nobody has been able to pin down a concrete number on just how much they actually help and and how could studies reflect the real world anyway i mean we're all wearing different kinds of masks often haphazardly either abiding by or not abiding by a lot of different national rules there does however now seem to be a general acceptance by the majority in most places that masts help at least some if they're worn properly and in societies like here in germany where a wide scale mask wearing was was unthinkable just 6 months ago they're now just a part of daily life when you go to the store or when you get on public transport the thing is after w

having quit herjob at the start of the crisis, leda and her husband amir are struggling to afford their0 to mancz to the dollar, the goods appear cheap. but the average wage iran is just $150 per month and every cent accounts. —— counts. the government cannot afford to reimpose lockdown. instead, they blame the new spike in coronavirus cases on the public, who are not obeying the rules around social distancing. but resisting the iranian regime it does come at a price. it has been a month since parkour athlete alireza tried to cross the border into turkey. there have been no social media posts since and no—one knows where he is. it is feared that he has fallen back into police custody. ali's theory about the excess mortality figures proves to be true. the lead documents reveal that there was already an outbreak of coronavirus back injanuary, as millions gathered to mourn the death of qasem soleimani. the first officially recorded death was exactly two weeks after his funeral. eight months later, and with the cases continuing to rise, thousands have once again taken to the streets. it is

science correspondent derek williams this one comes from a you tube user calling themselves martian leda one presumably watching us from afar. when will not ask to no longer be needed. this largely theoretical question i think is worth thinking about even though there is no end in sight to the pandemic the issue of wearing masks has polarized people in some countries at least partly due to the fact that despite a huge amount of study in the field nobody has been able to pin down a concrete number on just how much they actually help and and how could studies reflect the real world anyway i mean we're all wearing different kinds of masks often haphazardly either up biting by or not abiding by a lot of different national rules there does however now seem to be a general acceptance by the majority in most places that men help at least some if they're worn properly and in societies like here in germany where widescale mask wearing was was unthinkable just 6 months ago they're now just a part of a daily life when you go to the store when you get on public transport the thing is after working s

science correspondent derek williams this one comes from a you tube user corning themselves motion leda one presumably watching us from afar . when will not ask to no longer be needed at. this largely theoretical question i think is worth thinking about even though there is no end in sight to the pandemic the issue of wearing masks has polarized people in some countries at least partly due to the fact that despite a huge amount of study in the field nobody has been able to pin down a concrete number on just how much they actually help and and how could studies reflect the real world anyway i mean we're all wearing different kinds of masks often haphazardly either abiding by or not abiding by a lot of different national rules there does however now seem to be a general acceptance by the majority in most places that mass help at least some if they're worn properly and in societies like here in germany where widescale mask wearing was was unthinkable just 6 months ago they're now just a part of daily life when you go to the store or when you get on public transport the thing is after worki

it did little to appease protest as the had more demands including the resignation of hong kong's leda kerry lam the movement seemed to unstoppable. then the pandemic heat as the protests were losing the menton beijing introduced a sweeping national security law said the agitating matins. among other things the legislation allowed the hun kong dissidents to be arrested and tried in mainland china shortly after his release from custody on thursday joshua one spoke to t w about what's next for the movement we continue our strategy no matter put pressure and as such it is that the ocean apply to run for office protests on street we should all ways to maximize public support in local and local community and also help elect a full accused to know that we would not choose to surrender in different battlefield i will continue to stay and fight and i hope to let people to know that seek a global and local community support on a cause to fight for free election up old thought that that's why we might have friends come to us that international advocacy a country iraq the world's all call a space

despite 2 years of denials little trump has finally confirmed he wanted serious leda dead in a new interview the us president said the only reason the assassination didn't take place was opposition from his former defense secretary is it true that after assad guess children for the 2nd time that it was you they wanted to take out a sad that you had a good side on him i would have rather take him out. matters didn't want to do it. the assassination of president bush by the united states never even discussed the book is total fiction washington claims bashar al assad committed crimes against his nation including multiple chemical attacks both syria and its military ally russia have always denied any involvement the executive director of the ron paul institute study on mcadams fears trump said mission could have consequences. now this is needed early in 2018 that the u.s. had no evidence that assad was the heinz either the attack or the cain she couldn't act attacked in syria in a fact or only source of evidence were the white helmet who were basically working with al-qaeda in syria so we're go

it did little to appease protesters to have more demands including the resignation of hong kong's leda kerry lam the movement seemed to unstoppable. then the pandemic hit as the protests were losing the lenten beijing introduced a sweeping national security law said the agitating not inst. among other things the legislation allowed the hun kong dissidents to be arrested and tried in mainland china shortly after his release from custody joshua won't spend to d.w. about what's next for the movement. we continue our strategy no matter put pressure is that the ocean apply to run for office protests on street which try all ways to maximize public support and local and local community and also helped elect a fault used to know that we would not shift to surrender in different battlefield i will continue to stay and fight and i hope to let people to know that seek a global and local community support on a cause to fight for free election. thought that that's why we might have friends come to us that international advocacy a country iraq a home call a space different country they are really cr

science correspondent derek williams this one comes from a you tube user corning themselves motion leda one presumably watching us from afar . when will not ask to no longer be needed. this largely theoretical question i think is worth thinking about even though there's no end in sight to the pandemic the issue of wearing masks has polarized people in some countries at least partly due to the fact that despite a huge amount of study in the field nobody has been able to pin down a concrete number on just how much they actually help and and how could studies reflect the real world anyway i mean we're all wearing different kinds of masks often haphazardly either up biding by or not abiding by a lot of different national rules there does however now seem to be a general acceptance by the majority in most places that masks help at least some if they're worn properly and in societies like here in germany where widescale mask wearing was was unthinkable just 6 months ago they're now just a part of daily life when you go to the store when you get on public transport the thing is after working s

it did little to appease protesters the had more demands including the resignation of hong kong's leda kerry lam the movement seemed to unstoppable. then the pandemic hit as the protests were losing the lenten beijing introduced a sweeping national security law so the agitating not insist. among other things the legislation allowed the hun kong dissidents to be arrested and tried in mainland china shortly after his release from custody on thursday joshua one spoke to t w about what's next for the movement we continue our strategy no matter put pressure is that the ocean apply to run for office protests on the street which try all the ways to maximize public support in local and global community and also helped elect a forty's to know that we would not choose to surrender in different battlefield i will continue to stay and fight and i hope to let people to know that seek a global and local community support on a cause to fight for free election important that's why we might have friends come to us that international advocacy a country iraq the world's hong kong was based in the country

audiences of leda they say that after march when they restart the championship they have doubled the t.v. all the ants in international. sights so they they still think they can have a benefit from this for next season but for like that is that is us are and i also think it tells us that as well for the players i was in the one in the final 8. it's a different sport of the it's a different thing for players is another way of speaking i'm not going to say that barcelona loose to wait because there was no funds but it can bring a player to. say a kind of fight and they don't have 50000 people cheering and trying to make them do. something else so it's another sport of it i think it affects more football than maybe other sports where the study and are smaller and the density is different but i want to go full so circle because we are ending the nehring the end of the program andrew when we are coming back to the you know messy he said he wanted to leave now he's not leaving until the end of the season next season how do you think fans will react i mean the fact that he wants to leave bu

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it was an attempt to protect himself he just met leda which only means that his previous monday's has ended we spoke i am sure that very soon all of you will understand that you saved the world on these piece of land and defended this offer until you and independence of our country. even up to today there are many mr lee cushing could cannot claim democratic legitimacy. also coming up in the late u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg america remembers a woman an icon of justice for all. coming up everyone of the. record rather than let. the. other if there are 3 or are you sure that i'm right. and i'm. going to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all the around the world welcome we begin the day with the president who tried to keep a secret today in belo roots in a secret inauguration alexander lukashenko was sworn in as president for a 6th term the ceremony was not public there was no televised coverage all a continuation of the government's crackdown on dissent however the secret today it got out fairly quickly the country's opposition called for nationwide civil

esto deja fuera leda lista escuelas y juzgados, entre otros.delante y hacer un cambio. es mucho mÁs que hacer pruebas. es ayudar y estar allÍ para los demÁs. elyangelica: mientras todo esto sigue pasando el debate sobre la reapertura de escuelas y el regreso de las alumnos continua. en new york, han acordado hacer pruebas aleatorias tanto maestros como alumnos. aquÍ en la florida, el gobernador firmar una orden ejecutiva para 1000 peter la visita asÍ los de ancianos que quedaron aislados nuestros viejitos a raÍz del covid-19. por supuesto, se estarÁ monitoreando la situaciÓn. satcha: ely, gracias por informarnos en vivo desde miami. karla: la legislador estatal de california sube al podio para emitir su voto con la bebÉ en brazos. este video se ha hecho viral. saca la luz el dilema de muchas madres trabajadoras quienes se desempeÑan en la labor de cuidar a sus hijos. felicidades a todas esas mamÁs. satcha: no le dieron la oportunidad de cumplir de manera remota. alan: cuÁnto has mujeres lo hacen. mujeres espectaculares con ese vestido. karla: e