mati led sudan for 2 turns in the 1960 s. and eighty's. he was removed both times by military coups sudan buckled under the pressure of religious, linguistic, and cultural divisions. a civil war in the south led to a famine that claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. after his 2nd term ended in 1909, omar al bashir ran the country for almost 30 years, but only with the threat and use of brutal military power. throughout the continued to lead the opposition party against bashir, although often from outside the country and when economic hardships bit, he was quick to back protests against bush years government. in 2014, marty was arrested, accused of conspiring with armed rebels, a charge that carries the death penalty. he spent time in south exile in cairo, but returns just a don greeted by a large crowds ahead of another mass uprising of a crippling food and fuel prices in $28000.00. the most important demand is that this regime mostly leave and be replaced by a transitional national government whose judy is to achieve peace and human rig

dr mati hlatswayo davis. thank you so much for coming on and talking us through that. so much. missing announcements also on 0xford vaccines and also on 0xford vaccines and also moderna. james gallagher explained how they work. vaccines are being developed at unprecedented speed — ten years of work has been condensed into around ten months. more than 200 vaccines are being researched and the most advanced are starting to produce results. so, how do they work? well, first of all, i want to point out something on the coronavirus itself. this is known as the spike protein, and that is what most vaccines are training your body to attack. now, there are broadly four different approaches being used to make coronavirus vaccines. the first kills or inactivates the coronavirus and then injects it into people. this triggers the immune response, but without causing an infection. the second approach takes the spike proteins from the coronavirus and just injects that. these are tried and trusted methods of making vaccines, but they are slow to get up and running. a faster and more

under the shadow, in which a mother and daughter are trapped in a besieged tehran apartment, or of matis, in which ghostly apparitions haunt a tale of imperilled senegalese migrants. matt smith is the housing officer who tells the couple to just fit in, but it's sope dirisu and wunmi mosaku who carry the film, making us care about their plight and share their dreams and nightmares. this is my house! one of the greatest horror novels of all time, the haunting of hill house, was written by shirley jackson, herself the subject of the new film shirley byjosephine decker. i'm well within the bounds of our agreement. hm... our agreement didn't include sluts interrupting my dinner. handmaid's tale star elisabeth moss plays jackson as a brittle, unstable presence who shares a toxic dependency with husband stanley, reminiscent of who's afraid of virginia woolf? into this household comes odessa young's rose, a pregnant young newlywed whom the author initially torments and ridicules. oh, so the writing's going well, then? please don't ever ask me that again. but as shirley starts to write a story

count could potentially tried on for days or even longer especially with trump threatening to take matis the supreme court. we want to load to be used in a proper manner so we'll be going to the u.s. supreme court we want all voting just. we don't want them to find any ballots at 4 o'clock in the morning and them to the list ok. the president's statement.

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georg matis and barbara vai's, a report now from a seaside village in france, where breaks it has residents bracing for some choppy waters. fresh fish from the english channel to unload his latest catch and belong your snowman. his sons about still has been pitching in since he was a teenager. the tiger 3 is a family fishing business in its 3rd generation, the 4th grandfather stargirl, who began fishing in who came waters i'm the owner and i'm wishing for my son to take over, but not if i built this for him. we've been working here for 47, and in the end it's all for him. but it turns out the way they expect it will become complicated because there are already too many boats. fishing in the channel is home to france's biggest fishing port. french fishermen catch more than $200000000.00 euros swath of fish in british waters each year. 10 times more than the u.k. side pulls out of the waters. the french would like to keep bringing home red mullet like these. caught on the u.k. side of the channel despite breck's it. everything will grind to hold here, but maybe we can still salvage something.

dr mati hlatshwayo davis told us she has high expectations.to you that i am actually optimistic, after a year of bad news after bad news, these preliminary data are wonderful. all of us in the medical research and public health arena are absolutely hopeful at this point. the news from pfizer, backed up by what moderna is seeing, is wonderful. but this is tempered by the fact that we still have to complete these studies, complete the numbers that are needed to reach significance, after which the data needs to be evaluated by external review boards. but pending that, this could be great news for the world. so talk us through, what are some of the difficulties and challenges when it comes to distributional? and challenges when it comes to distribution? distribution is indeed a challenge, it's one that i've been trying to get people to talk about and think about from the summer. having a product is one thing but getting it out is another. a couple of things — pfizer's vaccine requires very low temperature and that requires places that have resourc

mati then pushed or transfer to civilian rule political active until the pandemic arrived tested positive for covert 19, he was taken to the united arab emirates for treatment, but succumbed to the virus. he will be remembered as the leader of sudan's largest political party and sudan's. last, democratically elected prime minister thousands of people in bangladesh are protesting against the government. they say will have a negative impact on their livelihoods. officials built on a sure appeal late last year and many who live in the area say it's created hardship for them. and the child who reports this may appear to be a small protest in a remote village, but its impact could have far reaching consequences for farmers and land right across bangladesh. this people are protesting against government plans to repair a dam. this is damaging their farmland and livelihoods thousands of others whose families have also from this area for generations have staged a week long hunger strike. one elderly protester died and several others have become very ill. but they're determined to continue. mouth w

joining me now from st louis, missouri, is dr mati hlatschwayo davis.ctious disease physician at the washington university school of medicine. thank you for your time, i can imagine you are very busy indeed. how do you view these latest figures? this is devastating at a really bad point and devastating at a really bad pointandi devastating at a really bad point and i venture to say we have not seen the worst yet. we have not seen the worst yet. we have reached over... inaudible... have reached over... inaudible. .. completely unacceptable for a country with these resources and capacity. with flu season here, with the cold and people coming indoors, this will only get worse and i imagine we could enter some very dire measures soon. do you see the chances of those measures being put in place under this administration or soon enough under a new administration? the issue is we are operating in a power vacuum. as you know, we have just finished a very contentious selection and the white house is yet to address us in regards to the pandemic, although presiden

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piotr up on this program, matys on quite a year so far for emerging markets.retty much every cross asset strategist we speak to once that em lead. tom: the beautiful view, radio, of london. jonathan: just wonderful. tom: it is like 12 degrees here. [laughter] lisa: beautiful, too. ♪ ♪ jonathan: from london and new york, this is "bloomberg surveillance." what a week. we started monday with a huge burst of cyclical appetite. ?hat does that mean everything nicely bid. get your head around that. small caps advancing 0.75 percent. that is the story in the united states. the start of the week, a bias for the small caps. the back half of the week, i bias for the big tech players. this is the trade that everybody once to work, the trade into europe. the cyclicals. the value. the banks. all of that good stuff. the euro stoxx up a little more than 7%. were up 8%. we've had a huge rally. switch of the board. let me just wrap things up. we are going to get you to do this one day. in the bond market, yields coming down 70 basis points on the two-year. year. get to the 30 i

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sees journos making your take when you maty, you need to nishan waters a few months earlier, but as far as joel was concerned, he was still it, it's hell money. never getting its sale going on because rethinking you know, much higher price than us no time. and you should send yours. it's like he still thinks he's calling the shots. right? to get the best bang for the buck by the us. they don't need mr. lowe's assistance to get the best price for the yacht. again, i think it's him inserting himself into the investigation is this was all just some the large misunderstanding. and of course that's not the case. today. charged with the knowledge you were sacked, stunning fall from grace. ever opportunist jolo was ready to turn on the former prime minister. has he put the blame for the wanting to be scandal? firmly on the food crucially was not only prime minister, but also malaysia's finance minister when billions of dollars was siphoned in the fund. to be proof that it was joe is not alone on the run. many other won him to be accomplices, also fled malaysia, and is still wanted by the count

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here's dr mati hlatscwayo davis from washington university on the worsening situation.g capacity and with that issue and with limited resources by way of ppe in the small rural hospitals, we really are in for some trouble here. all those states reopened in the spring, and retail stores and restaurants remain open. the new york times has put together this map of how different states are dealing with the virus. as you can see — many states across the mid—west and the south have reopened or are in the process of doing so. in vermont you can play golf. in florida you can get a tattoo or go to a bowling alley. but while the economy is open there, the hospitals are filling up — here's one doctor. so we have gotten smarter this time around compared to the second surge, we consider this the third search. we thought march was bad and then we got hit injuly and august and that was really bad and they were starting to get hit again. we are seeing an uptick in cases but we have gotten smarter in knowing when we can remove patients from isolation. some states have paused the reopeni

elizabelh: sorh: s,h: s s sri shesn'n'aveaveav a solol maty may m, m, m,, 10, 15 seat advantage.republican women coming into the house. kevin mccarthy, minority leader said that could go maybe 19 republican women taking seats. you see things like democrat curt slater, john yarmouth of kentucky, what about the transition? who will succeed nancy pelosi? it is time to move on. when you hear that kind of talk on the record, that is a big deal, ari. there were like 19 house moderate democrats who were against nancy pelosi last year. >> yeah. many of them lost their reelections. so they're gone. they won't have a vote in this. the problem we heard a lot of this talk two years ago. nancy pelosi is always been that lightning rod. then she tends to survive it, i don't know that the democrats are strong enough inside of their own caucus to take her down. right now a lot of noise against her. but the bigger issue what did the democrats do wrong? why did they lose a race where they were expected to gain seats? i put the loss between 10 and 15 net seats. that is why their majority will be so