dr michael mina, thank you for ending ona dr michael mina, thank you for ending on a positive note.—date on the status in america. absolutely. when italy first quarantined 11 northern towns over fears of a potential coronavirus outbreak in mid—february, it was a small part of a global story that still largely centred on china. today, one month on, europe finds itself at the heart of the world's coronavirus pandemic, ramping up restrictions on its citizens while straining to cope with the explosion in infections. thousands of army reservists have been called up in switzerland to relieve hospitals under pressure as the number of people testing positive for coronavirus jumped by 15% in 24 hours — it is now more than 8,500. spain has again registered its highest daily, death toll, of people from the virus, 462 have died in the past day. the deputy prime minister, carmen calvo, is being tested in hospital. in italy, there is some good news, the rate of infection has dropped for the second day in a row but it's still europe's worst affected country. 6,077 people have now died, with 601 de

and yet, mina, there is also mobility of information.s we understand the virus — how to beat it with barriers, masks, hygiene, social distancing and so on — are those messages getting out effectively to communities in your part of the world? i think globally they are getting out effectively. in our part of the world, absolutely. again, it depends on the country, but you get much more regular public briefings than you would have had five years ago. public officials are more used to speaking to their constituents. again, you get countries like iran where the information is not necessarily accurate. the incredible thing, of course, is social media. the world health organization has messages going out on facebook, twitter, and they are actually paying and promoting for these ads to come out. google has been great in terms of, if you look up coronavirus, the first thing that comes up is the world health organization. i think five, six years ago, someone would have tweaked the algorithm and search engine optimisation to get the clicks. you're

for assassination joining me now via skype from kabul is he a representative from roa whose leader mina come on was allegedly killed by u.s. sponsored afghan peace talk negotiator the so-called warlord. healer what does it say about afghanistan after the united states is longest war in its history the you can't even show your face in an interview like this and remind us who mina. was who who died 33 years ago and legibly at the hands of much of a one of the negotiator is at the current afghanistan peace talks sponsored by the united states the now well. under eater. and she was assassinated and question back at the. heart of our intelligence. back and. allow our have been. continuing struggle for the past 30 years and we have been fighting for her nature and the only thing that the real murderer . the playing behind. the murder and actually in power to a girl getting kicked out well of not on the not prosecuted he was not punished and it just goes to show that the u.s. has not and will continue to foster and stand fundamentalist crim that the kind of. the taliban are the brother of. god

it was a problem i don't want you i want you to go mina if logan wasn't. the day go away all right larry why why do we have an island in the one little bit in the town and the community why we all want it along with. the one place i saw you will not let me hold a pot round so i joined in for my own my mom who ingenue kill anything i think what about on the water bill that's why i. bought that remote. i. was going to hold it. it's going out on the road i was like. and i'm to go on the know robert rudolph as if i were one of it all went up and by and i guess. i didn't the only dance when we dance when we desecrate there myself goals i mean it's not a month. for me to think. that one day but i'm going to be all. you know or as in these young women on the debate most of what they're going. to say i'm want gun. live that i don't you want the annual i give it as a. live . live. live. please please. please. please. please please. please. i don't mind i'm the guy that all my hand in the family are. the one in one way i'm wondering. full of struggles full of pleasu

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. >>> fer mina trabaja para el turismo y desde que creciÓ el nÚmero de visitantes. >>> en 2 Ó 3 dÍasmuchos se hacen. >>> como que uno tiene idea de lo que gane. a quÉ lo destina. y hay que estar pensando en otras cosa. >>> como van a planificar sus gastos fijos. >>> algunos cÓmo adriÁn. >>> si nos pueden ayudar. van a aplicar al seguro desempleo, que tienen derecho los empleados que han perdido horas en el trabajo por razones ajenas a su voluntad como el covid 19. >>> en la bahÍa es uno de los focos de infecciÓn, cÉsar tambiÉn el impact econÓmico es bastante grande para diferentes industrias hoteleras. entretenimiento y aeropuerto. >>> hay que esperar que medidas van a tomar las empresas privadas como los gobiernos locales, para ayudar a estas personas. asÍ, nuestro noticiero estÁ por comenzar y sandra bermÚdez nos tiene... >>> compaÑero ya saben que 3 trabajador del aeropuerto de san josÉ fueron diagnosticados con corona vi usa. y estÁn en cuarentena. hay preocupaciÓn entre empleados y pasajeros. tendrÉ mÁs detalles en punto de las 6 de la tarde. >>> gracias sandra, estaremos espera

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michael mina, assistant professor at harvard school of public health and a core member of the harvard center for communicable disease dynamics. doctor, because of all the bona fides i just read aloud, i'd like to begin with you and specifically your reaction to this stay-at-home order for 40 million souls in the state of california. >> i think that it's the right thing to do at this point in time, in particular in the absence of good testing and wide scale testing. we don't really know where we are in the course of this epidemic, so these what seem like somewhat extreme measures are actually the one way that we really know we can stop the fast transmission of this virus that seems to be really sweeping across the globe. >> people are already asking questions as people are eager to do. if california is doing this, does that mean almost by association that new york city, such a dense, concentrated, urban center, should be doing that same thing at minimum? >> i think new york city probably should be. i mean it's an extraordinarily dense city as you say, and this virus is very likely to t

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get up early going to minas you. going to meet will they be there so there's no you. i said it was dances and gary says this isn't all. there is mr bush already said. then i want it get as good as a story. also you will it will stand in the case i need a laugh or it is for. it guess that now when it is looking at me he said. if you see your think it is hell. and i mean. what do you give you the look at it was it will be to see not. that i can do yet this is not there. unless i will not see them at a cheaper than them. following the blood tests done by us doctors the community is torn apart. leaflets are distributed denouncing the misery vampires who suck the blood of peruvian children. they threaten with violence those like rosa morrow who fight to alert the community about heavy metal contamination. branco then threatened to close the factory. up in the. cold. there are a lot and there were a lot of mostly by the. dea and because of the. new operate the. government was continually assaulted by the threats of the door run company which said $4000.00 jobs will be gone

longest war in its history the you can't even show your face in an interview like this and remind us who mina cash. was who who died 33 years ago allegedly at the hands of global inequity a one of the negotiators at the current afghanistan peace talks sponsored by the united states we now was. under a leader of. iraq and she was at. the heart. surgeon. and. now our have been. continuing struggle for the past 30 years and we have been finding for her assassination the only thing that the real murderer. the playing behind. the merger and actually in our goal we didn't take that well of not on the not prosecuted he was not punished and it just goes to show that the u.s. has not and will continue to foster and stand fundamentalist crim that the kind of. the taliban are the brother of. god and then take back yards and the u.s. is going to continue to create and nurture terrorist organizations obviously britain in the united states now denies it's helping any terrorist they do acknowledge they help those that were linked to those that planned $911.00. for 20 years of by bombing your country they ha

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least plantation in the queen town of mina that is special it is on the verge of becoming the 1st carbon neutral certified coffee plantation in india but that involves more than just the plantation the town has set itself an ambitious 21st century goal. as the world confronts global warming and climate issues we have started a carbon neutral program people tend to think of development in terms of infrastructure development like building roads bridges and airports we will include the environment. since 2016 minutes that he has become something of a climate science lab the local government here is working with a vital interest groups to figure out how the town's net carbon footprint can be brought down to 0. this is significant for india a country that is the world's 4th largest greenhouse gas emitting. when the project began many of the 34000 residents of mena that he didn't know what global warming even meant. but did you know that things were changing. they've all been affected by climate change weather patterns environment are not what they used to be my analogy used to have a natural

against big story brewing is that a backlash against sexual minority rights in poland or a 3rd of minas of policies that have declared themselves l g b t free zones. next looks at how the move clashes than with the wider use cornerstone ethos of sharing european values. in its simplest terms the idea of the e.u. is one of many countries working together under one umbrella towards a common landscape yet you don't have to scratch far below the surface to find divisions what seems to be becoming more clearly etched is the divide between the west and the east in the latest round of disconnect between the values of the east and west the focus has turned to l g b t rights anti l g b t sentiment has been on the rise in poland. now in poland nearly 100 minutes a poll on local governments have claimed himself to be free from l g b t ideology covering an area that some say is up to a 3rd of the country it follows a come pain by poland's ruling law and justice party which declared this type of ideology was an invasive foreign influence that undermines traditional values the european commission has

nation then you have around you to pull out if you do to deal with these these is still unknown though mina's said that it's useful i just want to supplement about the koran time procedure and i think i'm home alone in the pissing a holy you have to ask all of those we join paris area to have forum time on medical surveillance for 14 days but we do see that sometimes people get do not hold those current time of the raven's well we got we see some cases basically go on and so on that's why one of the reason why the government just implemented a to test all of those we turn to rest in country is to make sure that even they review all of the we see you know that many infected or they try to effect to someone else will not ok and again what are the risks of the coronavirus appearing again in countries that think they've got a lid on it i think the reality which the world it's raising right now it's very fair that we have to help every country manage their problems before that well look at the claire read. to be completely free but it may be if we just look at the situation in china and i want to

international with mina karan our top story global stocks plunged on thursday with a number of markets seeing their biggest share price crashes in decades in the u.s. the federal reserve moved to pump in emergency loans to ease the strain as investors panicked over the impact of the coronavirus pandemic the bench barked out jones industrial average fell 10 percent in a single day marking the biggest decline since black monday in 1907 other major american industries also closed significantly lower donald trump gave a rare oval office address to the nation but failed to calm investors nerves about the economic damage kovac 19 is causing. this is not a financial crisis this is just a temporary moment of time that we will overcome together as a nation and as a world. and today's been buffed the last week out of expense analysis to try and not pound what stock market when it comes to is heading as well as $1000.00 and a factor at play is oil which is seeing a price drop on supply i say. this is the beginning of the greatest financial crisis in u.s. history to financial crisis of us of 2008

with more than 400 people infected so far more now from our correspondent in johannesburg for me to mina. the number of cases of covert 19 in south africa has increased 6 fold in recent days from 61 cases just over a week ago there were 402 by monday for the government and alarming is collation leading to the announcement of a 21 day lockdown by the president it is clear from the development of the disease in other countries and from our own modeling that immediate swift and extraordinary action is required if we are to prevent a human catastrophe of enormous proportions in our country only essential workers such as police health care workers and those working in food services will be allowed out people will only be allowed to leave their homes for medical care or to buy food and medicine the army will be deployed to ensure restrictions on movement are abate a travel ban from high risk countries is already in place and schools a shut all designed to reduce the spread of the virus for many this is a welcome move by the president they have been calls from labor unions doctors and thousands

densely populated camps with poor access to water sanitation or hygiene we can now speak to david mina and he's from the norwegian refugee council he's the organisation's country director for the central african republic is joining us via skype thanks for your time with us on al-jazeera so 3 ventilators for a country of 5000000 people just shows you how it'll be difficult for the central african republic to contain any outbreak yes but you're right just. want to go. you know contrary already by you don't go on plates really challenging. the book or at least. we have seen something up got a 70 per cent of begun. by you my going to be short how system is really weak in base concrete so are there any are you going to see measures that are being put in place to try to prevent the spread. yes. because those are like closing borders. closing our source call the bar. making mother torry. or suspect it is ease our is little up which in this country to right reduce the spread of disease and as you're saying more than 70 percent of health services are provided by aid organizations but then so wo

michael mina is assistant professor at the centre for communicable disease dynamics at harvard schoolhank you very much for your time. i can only imagine how busy you are. the president is sounding a very different note on the pandemic these days. what do you make of the current situation? well, i think it is becoming readily apparent that the current situation was starting to get out of hand in the united states. we saw this begin on the west coast, in seattle, and it has swept across the united states in a predictable fashion. and i think, finally, we are starting to see the president begin to really ta ke to see the president begin to really take it seriously, and personally understand the gravity of this situation. and i think that that type of leadership is really what's going to get us through this. we hear a lot about herd immunity. just put me right on this, if you would. as i understand it, it is called a novel coronavirus because it is new to us. we don't have a natural immunity to it. so the hope is that people will build—up an immunity, perhaps by getting it. but there is

mina al—oraibi, editor of the national — a news service for the middle east. start with iran and the middle east. iran, marks out of ten? two at best.

fight or held area plus mina areas so especially last nights while not tax showed that it turkey is not only going after the syrian government forces or hizbullah fighters also going after the kurdish fighters group y.p.u. which turkey lists as a terrorist organization linked with the out the old p.k. k. also the opposition has gained some has gained advance on the ground the opposition to 3 villages back from the syrian government forces and is so far we we haven't heard any russian interference despite the turkish attacks that targets the searing is syrian army on the diplomatic level this is perceived as the russian silence over night that is perceived as turkey's president are gone and russian president vladimir putin might have come up on an understanding over over a solution in sight at that i also have to remind that presents are done held several diplomatic talks last night including france. no macro from france e.u. council chief along with iranian president hassan rouhani and rouhani made a call that a trilateral summit between turkey iran and syria must be hard to sort out th

rob: joining us to talk about their virtual wedding is my newly married cousin mina and her new husband a mere jerome. sorry we missed your wedding, i think we all did. >> it was kind of last minute. rob: welcome to the family. hope you realize what you got yourself into. what inspired this? what made you decide to do this? >> we were bummed with everything that happened but knowing it was bigger than us we knew it was the best thing to do, to cancel the wedding. we didn't know. we didn't know what to do. up until the night before, we decided what would happen if we did this virtually and kept the date we went originally, so -- >> we put it together last minute. someone reminded me -- we have to argue, we arranged all that, stuck an ipad on the wall. it all came together. >> a matter of hours. >> a wedding into one day, pretty amazing. jillian: you wanted to bring joy to your loved ones through sad and uncertain time. talk about how much it meant, family all across the country and the world, to have joy. >> not only was amere's family happy but we have friends from all over the world, h

government is offering an amnesty to many a skeptical this will make south africa any safer for me to mina reports now from so it's a johannesburg. this is the reality of gun crimes in south africa on average there are $58.00 murders every day one of the highest violent crime rates in the world according to government statistics and experts say that's largely down to half a 1000000 illegal firearms on the streets buying an illegal gun can cost as little as $50.00 as a very is ago because it's very easy to buy a gun in the hospitals or you can get it by breaking into houses in the suburbs sometimes you mark someone who has a gun it's very easy to get a gun here in south africa these gang members in the johannesburg township of soweto who don't want to be identified say guns make it easier to commit crimes with 4 guns between them they call themselves a small army and they say they are capable of protecting themselves. as they continue to do commit crime we do a lot of things through them by a motion because really look there is attrition at all no one is ricky only hosel is nothing how else

women attired mina tired we're tired of the please open the gate as news or bull as these refugees are there more anguished about their loved ones back to live at least in turkey they have found a refuge from the 9 year war in syria natasha good name al-jazeera a durn a turkey. on the other side in greece more asylum seekers are arriving from different parts of the world but the country a suspended all applications for a month in response to turkey opening its borders that means families seeking shelter in europe are having to spend their nights out and the cold johnson supports unless both. now this boatload of asylum seekers arrived just before sunday there are 42 of them 36 afghans 4 from african countries and 2 syrians they are going to spend the night here in this courtyard of a small chapel by the sea. but they've been given a tarpaulin to bed down on they've been given some blankets and an evening meal and passes it there is nowhere else for them to go and that is a problem because when they arrived it was raining and their clothes a soaked among them 12 very small children and

state and minas abilities cannot print money so theoretically, they can go broke.alk to us about why you're reading is that the federal reserve does have the ability to take that risk, and is there a limiting factor on how much state and local authorities could issue. >> the statute is incredibly clear that the fed has the authority to buy these securities. there is in some ways a credit risk to the government. the question here is whether municipal debt, which i don't think we should call for them to be actively engaged all the time, but in a public health crisis, is this the time we should be trying to encourage arbitrary pennypinching? i would say no. asaine: coming up here, market volatility continues, etf volume is spiking. we will discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: markets have been moving wildly all week with etf's in the center of the action. on the phone, senior analyst at bloomberg intelligence. clearly, the volume we see in etf trading's through the roof, which is what you would expect. it, how muchth of heavier volume can be. different peo

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the sales directly support hot meals for his staff now out of work and their families at mina's trailblazer tavern, workers are prepping 200 meals to drop off a san francisco hospitals. the restaurant still has a line outside every night, but now it is for people in need to pick up pre-food no questions asked. chef david started with donated funds from investor and former twitter ceo decosta low to produce 40 meals a night. now, is downstairs operation is up to 300 boxes and night. >> we have been able to galvanize the community to, a, give if they are able to give, but also to kind of break down some of those barriers of where maybe were embarrassed at first. >> reporter: they founded multiple bay area locations and said there has been a steep drop in sales. still, 100% of its sales through pickup and delivery services is going to the employees. san francisco's anti-town coffee rush has still been encouraging people to buy coffee, juice, and pastry workers that they will deliver to hospital workers every day. >>> donations have grown to $50,000, and the owner says that is enough to make dr

water quality is based on not only these fish but the smallest of fish the glass minnows the micro mina's. and you see them just flourishing in this environment so it's a healthy ecosystem. and. we score the waves the tidal surge the salinity all those environmental factors. as well as the budget that we're building and i think on all of those you're scoring very high at about an 88 a half. you certainly have the location you have done your homework it has everything you need so now we focus on the funding. and we take the next steps to keep the momentum going and i am. confident we will find people who will share their knowledge with us and will be able to succeed in. amount of time. they are very determined to make this idiotic the very song. we don't have a lot of time to waste so we don't have their option to stop right now we have to continue protesting their life our sins. hell of the northerly when the show is blowing down the gulf again as a result of the last system the went through tuesday a lot of rain in iran the us on its way into afghanistan to produce snow here in possibly

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secretary, for your recent trip, to mina, and please thank lea as well. it was an exceptional day for the airmen and missileeers in mina and hope you took something away from it as well. since we're on the topic -- >> i went there in the winter. >> the fact you came in february does add to your street cred without a doubt. but got to see them at their best working under tough conditions working with very old airplanes flown and maintained by young airmen and old missiles maintained by miss looerz. we appreciate the priority of modernization. with regard to the missiles specifically, you know, ever since the gbsd has been on the planning board, i've pressed pretty hard about the timeline, and particularly knowing there are did he tractors here and there and the lack of competitive added to that. i just -- if you could just give an update on gbsd, the progress, what risks we run if there is a delay? >> thank you. we continue to move forward on gbsd. it's vitally important as the land-based leg of the triad. what concerns me most is the same thing that i dis

people who work in the health service and so on but gradually those services are being reduced to mina right minimise the spread of the corona virus another bigger announcement on monday morning all of the countries jury trials are being suspended stopped for the time being apart from those that are part way through to try to avoid the risk to public health so a lot of steps are being taken like that but the key thing that people have seen over the last 2 days over the weekend which saw lots of nice weather here in london has been shocking scenes really in many people's minds of crowds in parks and at markets and now the government seems to be saying if you don't stop that sort of behavior failing to observe social distancing then we might bring in curfews in the very short in the very near future the health secretary on the airwaves on monday morning has been saying that it's extremely unfair lots of caught people if you talk to people here in la. didn't will tell you that they want firm action that they support some kind of or 30 whether that's the power to arrest to issue fines as w

the democrats won in terms of oversight with money given to minas of holidays and corporations.e significant oversight. we should get more details later this morning. the wayat about president trump has been characterizing this? he has been trying to talk about avoiding shutting down the economy for too long, saying it was not designed to be shut down. he is talking about bringing the taking back, who is he notes from? annmarie: we are seeing the administration wanting to open the economy as soon as possible, different from what we are hearing from state and local leaders. over the past few days he is talking to managers, hedge funds, private equity funds, steve schwarzman, he is talking thet if they should open up u.s. economy. we should stress this is a different sign we are hearing from governors. the governor of california said that is misleading. the west virginia governor who is a trump supporter said the president is seen different information from him. here in new york which is the epicenter of the crisis in the united states, andrew cuomo growing increasingly frustrated

. $26 billion spent by the local minas ability. -- the local units of polity.spent $1.8 billion for a 10 year agreement to sponsor the olympics. somewhat prophetically, their slogan for the games was "start your impossible." it will be a year later to start the impossible dream. haslinda: at least it is not canceled. talk to us about asia. where are we seeing new restrictions to contain the spread of the virus? stephen: there are two sides of the question. areas have not had the big jump in cases because of maybe quarantine efforts, but mostly because of testing or inappropriate infrastructure. that is really the case in india. cases, imported cases in places like singapore and thailand. india first of all -- narendra modi is putting the country on national lockdown for three weeks. they have 519 cases only. most analysts say that is just the tip of the iceberg. we could see a tenfold increase in not too short a time. there are 10 deaths there. thailand, state of emergency will be declared tomorrow. more steps will be revealed by the prime minister. they are no

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