and we are joined now by spokesperson dr margaret harris she is joining us from geneva welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us how do you think the team from corona virus measures could impact infection rates. certainly should take is something you do see it with an outbreak like and one of the problems is people with fantastic about accepting fairly extreme measures quite often and i and what people think is that ok we've done this we did we were fantastic now we go back to normal now the problem is normal is what got us into this into this mess in the 1st place is we have to learn to dance with the virus yes we need to be able to resume our society yes we need to be able to resume human activities but we've got to find ways to do it safely. and so people have to be listen to the things they're raising their concerns do have to be listened to and responded to but always with an overarching idea is right or is it a community it's killing way too many of us we have. to live safely so then concretely what does the w.h.o. recommend because i mean we have seen thousand

and we are joined now by show spokesperson dr margaret harris she is joining us from geneva us welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us how do you think 50 from coronavirus measures could impact infection rates. certainly should take is something you do see it with an outbreak like that and one of the problems is people with fantastic about accepting very extreme measures quite often and what people think is that ok we've done this we did our bit we were fantastic now we go back to normal now the problem is normal is what got us into this into this mess in the 1st place is we have to learn to dance with the virus yes we need to be drizzy mouse's son yes we need to be able to resume human activities but we've got to find ways to do it safely. and so people have to be listened to good things and raising their concerns do have to be listened to and responded to but always with an overarching idea is right or is it our community it's killing way too many of us we have to learn to live safely so then concretely what does the w.h.o. recommend because i mean we have seen th

and of course reading it out will still take a while but you know the signs are very good dr margaret harris from the world health organization in geneva thank you very much. it's a pleasure. state look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today french president has met with a recent opposition leader taken off sky and during his visit to lithuania you can also lead the roost in august after a disputed election she told journalists after the meeting that have promised to help mediate the political standoff in belarus and secure the release of political prisoners. fighting has continued for the 3rd day in the region of nagorno-karabakh on 30 on tuesday armenian and azerbaijani supported forces deployed heavy artillery in the latest fighting over the contested region fighting also took place around the border town of denis menas away from going to college. and spain supreme court has upheld a ruling that bars catalonians regional president from public office for 18 months protesters gathered in barcelona to denounce the decision she. was forced to step down with immed

margaret harris is a communication officer with the world health organization.ted to start with hearing about estimates about how quickly we might get a vaccine, when that might be available. what is a reasonable assumption in your view about when we could expect to see a working vaccine available globally? >> that is the million-dollar question. the important thing to understand is we've got a good chance of having at least one if not more excellent candidates. we've got nine vaccines going into what we call phase three trials. and we've got more than 150 at various stages of development. normally, when you've got lots of products in development, you will say 90% fail rate post -- fail rate. we don't know which ones will vaccine withhe excellentsafety and efficacy and that what you want. the trials going on at the moment are very exciting, big numbers of people being enrolled, but that will take time so the you can meet those two important things. it's safety and genuine effectiveness. can you give us a sense of where we stand on this pandemic six months in? we

more than 300000 new cases were reported in the previous 24 hours joining us now from geneva is margaret harris from the world health organization margaret what has you particularly worried right now about the coronavirus. well it could send parts of the ground but particularly the very intense outbreaks we're seeing in the americas continue to happen in the united states and in south america countries like argentina brazil but also in india which has been recording record numbers of cases they have today and has a huge outbreak 50 percent of the cases are still in the americas we're also seeing rises in the eastern mediterranean region around north africa and in the gulf states but also of course europe is now saying a resurgence in cases in a number of countries israel has become the 1st country to introduce a 2nd nationwide lockdown could other countries be heading in the same direction you think. so we separate terrorists say. you don't want to have to get to that stage where you've got such widespread transmission and you've got to hospitals overwhelmed said that governments resort to the

margaret harris speaks for the world health organization we asked to earlier why europe is seeing a surge in cases yes we think they can send european situation about the northern hemisphere because as we know it with a note in hemisphere is about to enter the colder months where it's much harder to socially distance because people tend to crowd into smaller spaces to keep warm and we know that that's the worst thing you can do you need to keep your distance you need to avoid contact and you need to avoid being in crowded closed spaces with put into lation. of course the hospitals tend to get overcrowded with other illnesses in the colder months so we are really saying no is the time to suppress the transmission people did tremendous went through a tremendous hardship going through the lock downs unfortunately the message that seemed to be received was everything's ok to normal now they say it's no back to normal it's. the new safe way to live with co-write a virus and that opportunity was missed and the transmission began to rise in the middle of the european summer and it is now acceler

margaret harris speaks for the who and joins us from geneva. as you just heard, we have cases spiking in france, spain, and the u.k.. how concerned are you about the european situation? >> good evening. yes, we are particularly concncerned about the european situatation. above the norm or -- northern hemimihere. the northern hemisphere is about to enter thehe colder months. people are going to crowd into small spaces to keep warm. thatat's the e worst thining yon do. you need to avavoid conontact ad avoid being i in enclosed, crowd spaces with poor ventilation.. also, hospitals tend to geget overcrowded with other illnesses in the colder months. we are saying that now is the time to suppress the transmission. >> what should those governments in the northern hemisphere be focusing on? >> really getting the message to the people that it is in thehe hands of every one of us. every person needs to be a coronavirus stopper. how do you do that?? you are seriouous about sosocial distancing. that means i if you're goioing o socialalize, youou socialize

more than 300000 new cases were reported in the previous 24 hours joining us now from geneva is margaret harris from the world health organization margaret what has you particularly worried right now about the coronavirus. well it could send parts of the weld but the tick of the very intense outbreaks we're seeing in the americas continue to happen in the united states and in south america countries like brazil but also in india which has been recording record numbers of cases they are off today and has a huge outbreak but 50 percent of the cases are still in the americas we're also seeing rises in the eastern mediterranean region around also africa and in the gulf states but also of course europe is now saying a resurgence in cases in a number of countries and our israel has become the 1st country to introduce a 2nd nation wide lockdown could other countries be heading in the same direction you think. so we separate terrorists say. you don't want to have to get to that stage way you've got such widespread transmission and you've got to hospitals overwhelmed so that governments resort to the lo

and i'd like to take you know too would dr margaret harris she is the spokesperson of the world health organization in geneva a very good day dr harris now with the corona virus pandemic ravaging of the globe a death toll that now tops 1000000 a potential vaccine months away should we brace ourselves for things to get a whole lot worse before they get better. well we should remember that every one of those 1000000 whether it's one person or 1000000 people has died because they came into contact with these fires they will agree they're in a party they were sitting in a choir they were doing normal things and they had their life taken from them often a very sad and lonely death away from friends and family so yes we have to take action now to stop it from getting a lot worse doctors should the focus according to the w.h.o. and according to your expertise be on developing a vaccine and drugs to treat the virus or should instead the emphasis be on covert testing and tracing. the emphasis should be on whether that letter saying is do it all say yes the scientists are racing i was working 24

doctor margaret harris, thank you very much.some kind of flare—up happening. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: using political power to help mother nature — 65 countries sign up to save habitats and wildlife at risk from climate change. in his first conference speech as leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey acknowledged that the party would need to change its approach in the run up to local elections and next year's holyrood election. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. it's a struggle to be seen, and heard, when you're the leader of the liberal democrats these days. but ed davey arrived at his party's headquarters in london this morning hoping to make his mark. looking forward to it. addressing party members online, his tone was sombre, and he made clear social care would be his priority. having looked after his mother — and now a disabled child — for him, he said, it's personal. it was easy caring for mum. i loved her. but it was also incredibly tough visiting her on a totally unsuitable dementia

closed rooms with poor ventilation and if you have to go to those places where a mouse dr martin margaret harris spokesperson of the world health organization in geneva we appreciate you thank you very much. and many people here are concerned about a spike in corona virus infections during the comer winter months so just how prepared is germany for a 2nd wave the news visited one doctor's office and the center of berlin that's hoping to get ahead of the curve. 12 meters long and growing. that feeling of today's line at a medical practice from berlin. people have come here to get tested for corona through the window no appointment necessary. i think it's a really nice option doesn't take so much time and it's it may be safer than going to oak hospital and sitting in the close space where patients can be sick but here everything everyone is wearing masks and that's just for the window so i think it's really nice that the doctors ability cuts and runs the practice she's bracing herself for a harsh corona winter with many more patients to deal with it important event my i don't want to be a prophet

in a briefing to journalists, margaret harris said rigorous checks would be needed on any vaccine‘s effectivenesst have been digging through the rubble of last month's massive explosion, after a scanner suggested someone could still be alive in the wreckage. one month ago today, a fire in a warehouse led to a devastating blast which killed nearly 200 people and left tens of thousands more without homes. 0ur correspondent 0rla guerin has sent this report from beirut. probing for signs of life deep in the rubble. a specialist team from chile probing deep inside the rubble. 0n on thursday morning they picked up on thursday morning they picked up what seemed to be breath sounds, and for two days they have been searching. painstaking work, much of it done by hand, clawing away at a ruin that could collapse any second. the dust and debris being sucked out to clear a pathway to the second floor, the focus of the search. the work is continuing here hour after hour, they are trying to lift away the rubble with extreme care, and they are still trying to work their way down through about five layers of conc

in a briefing to journalists, margaret harris said rigorous checks would be needed on any vaccine's effectivenessbbott has been appointed as an unpaid trade adviser to the uk government. it comes after days of pressure to re—think the plan, over allegations of misogyny and homophobia. our political correspondent ben wright has more. tony abbott recently flew into the uk to meet ministers and face flak about his possible appointment as a trade adviser here. but, today, boris johnson trumpeted mr abbott's credentials. this is a guy that was elected by the people of the great liberal democratic nation of australia and you've been to australia, it's an amazing country, it's a freedom loving country, it's a liberal country. there you go, i think that speaks for itself. yes, i've had some discussions with members of the british government. the confirmation of mr abbott's appointment as an unpaid trade adviser comes after he was given a rough ride by a committee of mps earlier this week. in 2012, you said that men are, by physiology or temperament, more adapted than women to exercise authority or to iss

in the middle of the european summer and it is now exhilarating well thank you for joining us margaret harris from the world health organization. and the news just doesn't look any better in india which now looks set to overtake the united states in having the highest number of coronavirus cases in the world despite surging past 5000000 infections india's decided to reopen schools for senior students from next week schools can only open with cover protections in place but many parents are still not convinced their children will be safe. how that he has spent the past 6 months almost entirely at 1. 118 she says has been quite done when she's not studying or competing her assignment she's watching films and spending time with her twin sister. a senior at school and he has been taking all her classes online. which has become the norm since schools across the country have been shut for the past 6 months due to corbett but for our studying online has not been as efficient as going to school or in school we really want to do it in way much but all we can want to know that much because sometimes the

there was margaret harris there with the w. h. a german chancellor angela merkel she has announced a new measures in response to local spikes in coded 19 infection rates she's valen to avoid a full national lockdown instead announcing what she is calling a hotspot strategy that after meeting today with leaders of germany's 16 federal states there is growing alarm here in germany that steadily rising infection rates could signal the start of the pandemics long feared 2nd way. i think all in all this was a very important conference in which we discuss the seriousness of the situation as fall begin. and we are not alone as we see from the very dynamic infection developments in our european neighbors. our goal is to allow public and private life to go on as much as possible without needing. to do it that that means when infection rates rise we need to react quickly to get them under control oh always on a specific regional basis that's something we've learnt that we don't need to do the same thing for everyone but that we can inter

dr margaret harris from the world health organization in geneva thank you very much. and city where the pandemic began life appears to be returning to normal in central china was the 1st epicenter of the virus at its peak early this year the entire city of around $11000000.00 residents was placed under a strict lockdown new hospitals were built overnight and critics whistleblowers were silenced including this band dr levy when young he was one of the 1st to report on the deadly disease but 9 months later. has a different story to tell. it's the story of a reenergized metropolis recast as a heroic victim of the coronavirus thriving again. traditional opera for example can be found outdoors in the crowded and well to do central city. china shows off will han as a city reborn and save the government media says by china's efforts to fend off and almost send off the coronavirus that emanated from here. now that everything is so good what risks can there be han is the place where the epidemic broke out in the 1st place and i believe it must be the best managed. things are s

in a briefing to journalists, margaret harris said rigorous checks would be needed on any vaccine‘s effectivenesse his case to the dutch supreme court after losing an appeal against a conviction for insulting moroccans. the judge said the leader of the populist freedom party had gone too far during an election rally six years ago, when he got supporters to chant that they wanted fewer moroccans in the netherlands. a second conviction for inciting discrimination and hatred was dismissed by the court in amsterdam. donald trump has been asked what message he would send to russia after germany confirmed that putin critic alexei navalny has been poisoned with the nerve agent novichok. he responded with an extensive description of how well he gets along with countries like north korea and russia, and described otherforeign policy initiatives, he said he would be angry if it was confirmed. so, i don't know exactly what happened. i think it's tragic, it's terrible. it shouldn't happen. we haven't had any proof yet, but i will take a look. it is interesting that everybody's always mentioning russia. and i

and of course reading it out will still take a while but you know the signs are very good dr margaret harris from the world health organization in geneva thank you very much for the question. well germany's chancellor angela merkel is due to meet this country's national leaders to discuss a fresh strategy for camp combating the pandemic merkel has warned that current trends could lead to a major spike in infection rates before the end of this year but just how ready is germany for a 2nd wave u.w. visit one doctor's surgery in the center of berlin that's hoping to get ahead of the curve. 12 meters long and growing. that's the length of today's line at a medical practice in berlin. people have come here to get tested for corona through the window no appointment necessary. i think it's a really nice option doesn't take so much time and it's it may be safer than going to oak hospital and sitting in the close space where patients can be sick but here everything everyone is wearing masks and the just for the window so i think it's really nice that the doctors ability cuts and runs the practice she

margaret harris is a spokeswoman for the world health organization we asked her how concerning is the jumping case is now being recorded across europe yes we think they can send european situation about the northern hemisphere because as we know it with about to go in hemisphere is about to end the colder months where it's much harder to socially distance because people tend to crowd into smaller spaces to keep warm and we know that that's the worst thing you can do you need to keep your distance you need to avoid contact and you need to avoid being in crowded closed spaces with put into lation so of course the hospitals tend to get overcrowded with other illnesses in the colder months so really really saying no is the time to suppress the transmission people did tremendous went through a tremendous hardship going through the lock downs unfortunately the message that seemed to be received was everything's over that to normal now they say it's no back to normal it's. the new safe way to live with co-write a virus and that opportunity was missed and the transmission began to rise in the

more than 300000 new cases were reported in the previous 24 hours joining us now from geneva is margaret harris from the world health organization margaret what has you particularly worried right now about the coronavirus. well it could send parts of the ground but to create the very intense outbreaks we're seeing in the americas a continue to happen in the united states and in south america countries like argentina brazil but also in india which has been recording record numbers of cases they off today and has a huge outbreak but 50 percent of the cases are still in the americas we're also seeing rises in the eastern mediterranean region around north africa and in the gulf states but also of course europe is now saying a resurgence in cases in a number of countries and israel has become the 1st country to introduce a 2nd nationwide lockdown could other countries be heading in the same direction you think. so we separate terrorists say. you don't want to have to get to that stage where you've got such widespread transmission then you've got to hospitals overwhelmed so that governments resort to

more than 300000 new cases were reported in the previous 24 hours joining us now from geneva is margaret harris from the world health organization margaret what has you particularly worried right now about the coronavirus. well it could send parts of the ground but the tick of the very intense outbreaks we're seeing in the americas continue to happen in the united states and in south america countries like brazil but also in india which has been recording record numbers of cases they off today and has a huge outbreak 50 percent of the cases are still in the americas we're also seeing rises in the eastern mediterranean region around north africa and in the gulf states but also of course europe is now seeing a resurgence in cases in a number of countries israel has become the 1st country to introduce a 2nd nationwide lockdown could other countries be heading in the same direction you think. so we separate terrorists say advice you know if you don't want to have to go to that stage way you've got such widespread transmission then you've got to hospitals overwhelmed so that governments resort to th

and earlier we spoke to margaret harris she's a spokes person of the world health organization in geneva we asked her whether the emphasis should be on developing a vaccine and drugs to treat the virus or on covert testing and tracing. the emphasis should be on it with that well what we're saying is do it all so yes the side has to racing in 24 seventh's i mean but really for humanity has goes up every day when i see the work with scientists are doing but we ourselves every one of us have to be responsible for stopping the transmission and yes health systems health authorities have to be increasingly testing ensuring tracing every person making sure every person who is infected is put requirement to it and making sure everybody has a contact is so fights lady and following those people and making it possible for people to take the actions we know can stop the transmission on what harris spokesperson for the world health organization speaking to us a little earlier when german chancellor angela merkel has announced new measures in response to local spikes in covert 19 infection rates she

and let's get some more perspective on the state of the pandemic now with margaret harris she's a spokesperson at the w. h. o. in geneva and she's joining us on the line market we just heard from our correspondent about england the new measures there and we know that authorities have taken the approach of implementing regional or local measures whenever there are new outbreaks do you think that will be enough. good afternoon what needs to happen actually is that everyone of us understands that everyone of us has a huge role to play that this is spread simply through direct close contact with infected people via the mouth no secretion so we have to avoid contact with droplets from any other person because we may not know if the other person is infected how do we do that we do the physical distancing we wear the mask we clean our hands frequently and if asked to be to self isolate if found to be a contect we pay attention to that do it properly we really do self that slate for the time required. that's the personal responsibility do you think governments are doing enough that they're taking the

sing so we should all go out and get sweaters because maybe we have to keep the windows open dr margaret harris joining us. from the world health organization thank you so much. you're watching the news still to come on the program we look at how a brilliant artist is giving new meaning to old photos from colonial times. the 1st french president a manual mccrone has warned of lebanese politicians that punitive measures could be imposed if economic and political reforms are not initiated within 3 months the measures could include withholding bailout funds and sanctions targeted at the ruling elite now mccrone arrived in beirut just as the new prime minister was appointed. dia is the best has the backing of most political parties but he faces a formidable task. a country in rubble and this man is tasked with rebuilding it lebanon's newly designated prime minister mustafa. the former diplomat is trying to restore the people's faith after the massive explosion that devastated beirut 4 weeks ago. and we will work hand in hand to rebuild what was destroyed. nothing. and that was before my new governm

let‘s talk to dr margaret harris from the world health organisation.g, the wearing of masks when you are in close contact, they are looking at whether you can be safely indoors with good ventilation, not crowding, but all those things should really be done, and people must understand, it‘s not just be done, and people must understand, it‘s notjust a motto or a phrase, it‘s notjust a motto or a phrase, it‘s something we need to do, we need to do it all, and we need to do it all ways. there are, of course, people who are saying and arguing that we need to learn to live with this virus. it is going to be here with us may be for a very long time, and we maybe don‘t need more restrictions. that is the argument some foot, and of course, there is the example of sweden, which never had a lockdown. we have certainly been saying this right from the start. this is about learning to live safely with this virus. so you don‘t want the virus to be around, you learn to live safely in a way that prevents it from being transmitted from person to person. if it can‘t go f

let‘s talk to dr margaret harris from the world health organisation. thank you forjoining us.ing along this road, but you have to keep at it. and we are particularly asking people to try to stop, to avoid the amplifying of it, so we talk about the three c‘s, avoid close contact, avoiding enclosed spaces without ventilation, and... these are the things that are really leading to amplification of cases and as the previous speaker said, a lot of people say, oh, it is not me! the thing is, yes, it could be you with the virus, but it could also be someone you the virus, but it could also be someone you really love and care about, whose life you is ended by the rise in transmission. as society changed enough in terms of the measures being put in place to mean that people can go back to work, people can have a semblance of normality without areas being too crowded? without them having to work in enclosed spaces that they are concerned about without them having to be in close contact all the time? this is the real challenge and this means that the people who are in charge, and! means

president biden and senator harris win, they look at expanding the number of justices on the court, those are decisions that will be made by leadship. what i do know, margaret, is that we should not moveth forward his appointment before election day. >> if it is pursued, and, of course, all signs point to the fact that it probably will be, will you consider the supreme court legitimate? >> well, one of the great things about leadership and this body, you use the tools available to right wrongs. i think that's part ofob. republicans set the rules. they now want to change it 40 days out. i think it is incumbent upon us to use every tool within our authority to right a wrong. >> so that would include the so-called packing of the court. ng there have been discussions. the nation has c. republicans have talked about expanding the number on the courts. i don't necessaril at it as packing the courts, but i doook at ite as a possisponse to moving forward with an election that republicans e id just a few short years ago they would not mrward with. you talk about packing the court. what about rammingju ice down america's throat that we don't have the time even to pro

harry. good to see you. >>> and joining us now cnn political commentator and host of "firing line" margaret hoover. tonight in nevada the president is hosting his first indoor rally since the tulsa event in june that led to an increase in covid-19 cases in the area. eight trump campaign staffers ended up testing positive along with secret service members and the last rally attended by the president's friend and ally herman kaine diagnosed with the virus shortly after and died in late july. ladies first. not good if the president's supporters get sick and die or don't vote. for him to go ahead with an indoor rally. why do this? >> ana, like so many of the actions that the president has taken in the wake of the pandemic, this one sort of defies explanation. honestly. what we know, the president feels perhaps his trailing poll numbers are related to fact they can't get out in the country and to gin up enthusiasm he needs. right now trailing in polls he's going to rely on the sheer numbers and enthusiasm of the voters to turn out. never mind the fact this is in direct violation of the covid-19 guidance

harry truman. it was hardly a surprise when president truman selected the uss missouri as a site to officially end the war. the proud missouri natives only child margaretip's sponsor and president at the ship's christening and attended her commissioning. one can only imagine how president truman hoped the pride and joy of his home state would live on in the hearts and minds of americans for years to come. i've mentioned this for two reasons. first, to highlight that the mighty mo, this iconic museum today, is the epitome of the arsenal of democracy. men and honoring the women of our greatest generation who supported the war effort in factories and shipyards. of course, the second reason is to provide a clear reminder of how the history of september 2, 1945 lives on. september 2 is the day the united states and our allies turned tragedy into triumph, violence into victory, fighting liberty,dom, loss into and peril into peace. a day that marks the very beginning of the rules-based international order, and order responsible for 75 years of peace, prosperity, and security that helps to not only liberate hundreds of millions, but to lift billions out of pov

margaret put it. he'll say i'm for good, tough cops and mj asked him about the officer that shot jacob blake and burst boo the home of breonna taylor. >> senator harris said that the officer that shot jacob blake should be charged and do you believe that and the same for those involved in the death of breonna taylor? >> i think we should let the judicial system work its way. i think there's a man mum need to be charged, the officers and as well as breonna taylor. >> i guess the question back to margaret's point, is joe biden nimble enough to thread the needle? >> not only have they run this ad and listening to the conservative black americans around police, they published a different ad that talks about joe biden condemning vie listens and rioting. this is the strategy to be all things to all people, to try to push back against the idea that it is a choice between the kind of coronavirus and law and order, a choice between being tough and soft on crime and frankly the president helps him with that because the president has not proven himself as someone who has credibility on these issues. when we think back to the primary, there's a cadence to the su

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and i'd like to take you know to dr margaret harris she is the spokesperson of the world health organization in geneva a very good day dr harris now with the corona virus pandemic ravaging the globe a death toll that now tops 1000000 a potential vaccine months away should we brace ourselves for things to get a whole lot worse before they get better. well we should remember that every one of those 1000000 whether it's one person or 1000000 people has died because they came into contact with these fires they will agree they're in a party they were singing in a choir they were doing normal things and they had their life taken from them often a very sad and lonely death away from friends and family so yes we have to take action now to stop it from getting a lot worse dr should the focus according to the w.h.o. and according to your expertise be on developing a vaccine and drugs to treat the virus or should instead the emphasis be on covert testing and tracing the emphasis should be on a little bit less we're saying is do it all say yes the side has to racing i want in 24 seventh's i mean my beli